News for Tuesday, August 5, 2014

  • Tor on Campus, Part I: It’s Been Done Before and Should Happen Again. t.co/2JITEU5rzg ->
  • Hackers ‘constantly probing’ federal computers: CSEC chief. t.co/ayxdRclXIs ->
  • Malware found hidden in Microsoft Windows registry infects a system without installing files. t.co/PvSEbAiTwr ->
  • 1,628 patients at Kamloops hospital had privacy breached. t.co/GeWc0g5tyW ->
  • SynoLocker demands 0.6 Bitcoin to decrypt Synology storage devices. t.co/RB0ugOXIVH ->
  • Two ways small businesses can get around CASL. t.co/l5Pqmewy72 ->
  • Tor on Campus, Part II: Icebreakers and Risk Mitigation Strategies. t.co/S9BeO1YPlX ->
  • Pilieci: National Research Council cyber-security breach a sign of bigger problem. t.co/1ypS0zVBjN ->
  • Visit the Wrong Website, and the FBI Could End Up in Your Computer. t.co/4vK11Qh3rS ->
  • Canada Agency Beefs Up Security After Cyberattack. t.co/OU71brDTzs ->
  • Google Using Gmail to Catch a Sex Offender Raises Privacy Concerns. t.co/Al1InyaXX2 ->
  • Acknowledging hacker problem first step to fix it. t.co/XSZmDCyuV2 ->

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