Risks Digest 30.72

Tuesday, 12th June 2018

• Another risk of driverless cars
• Emirates looks to windowless planes
• 180,000 Voters accidentally left off LA County polling place rosters
• Ontario election results Not a Number
• Florida skips gun background checks for a year after employee forgets login
• All accredited journalists at the #KimTrumpSummit get a free USB fan
• Israelis nabbed in Philippines are tip of iceberg in alleged fraud gone global
• Sweden Tries to Halt Its March to Total Cashlessness
• Cryptocurrencies Lose Billions In Value After An Exchange Is Hacked
• “Cryptocurrency theft malware is now an economy worth millions”
• Quebec Halts Bitcoin Mining Power Requests Amid Booming Demand
• The Spanish Liga uses the phone microphone of millions of fans to spy on bars
• Navy Contractor Hacked: Reams of Secret Documents Taken
• G Suite leaks in 10,000+ orgs: Google UX blamed, fury at no-bug defense
• “Password reset flaw at Internet giant Frontier allowed account takeovers”
• Why a DNA data breach is much worse than a credit card leak
• “Facebook gave some companies extended access to user data”
• Facebook bug made up to 14 million users' posts public for days
• “Cisco fixes critical bug that exposed networks to hackers”
• “Meet Norman, the world's first ‘psychopathic’ AI”
• Should We Always Trust What We See in Satellite Images?
• The NSA Just Released 136 Historical Propaganda Posters
• Unproven facial-recognition companies target schools, promising an end to shootings
• The Zip Slip vulnerability: what you need to know
• All the people Apple just pissed off to better protect your privacy
• Recounting ‘Horror Stories’ Over Guitar Center's Warranties
• Add Bryan Colangelo to the long list who have been burned by social media
• Microsoft, Github, & distributed revision control
• How the body could power pacemakers and other implantable devices
• Having better risk-based analysis for your banks and credit cards
• Re: Securing Elections