Risks Digest 30.65

Saturday, 14th April 2018

• Half of European flights delayed due to system failure
• Atlanta Airport Shuts Down Wi-Fi Following Cyber Attack on City
• Bridges and privacy
• Chinese man caught by facial recognition at pop concert
• Is Science Hitting a Wall?
• Prescribing error in EHR results in death of man
• Elon Musk: Do you trust this computer?
• “Flaw exposes cities' emergency alert sirens to hackers”
• “How safe is your air-gapped PC? Attackers can now suck data out via power lines”
• DHS finds suspected phone spying in Washington
• “Windows security: Microsoft patch for Outlook password leak bug 'not a full fix'”
• The biggest Black Lives Matter page on Facebook is fake
• Fox News accidentally puts up a poll graphic that shows how they are the least trusted network
• “On Facebook, Zuckerberg gets privacy and you get nothing”
• Facebook exec: If you want privacy, expect to pay for it
• Facebook Suspends Another Data Analytics Firm As Scandal Widens
• Cambridge Analytica Could Also Access Private Facebook Messages
• Protecting Democracy Using Firewalls
• A New AI "Journalist" Is Rewriting the News to Remove Bias
• People must retain control of autonomous vehicles
• Waze's crazy routing over a 32% grade road
• Relevant Comic?
• “LG's ‘Software Upgrade Center’ feels slightly too familiar”
• Richest 1% on target to own two-thirds of all wealth by 2030
• The dots do matter: how to scam a Gmail user
• “A bad day with mobile 2FA”