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If everything is hackable, how do we protect our Internet-connected phones, fridges, cars and even guns? JHUISI’s Avi Rubin

April 7, 2016

JHUISI’S Avi Rubin shares some scary stories of our devices being hacked, and tells us what we need to do to protect ourselves at the TEDxMidAtlantic 2015.

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Johns Hopkins researchers poke a hole in Apple’s encryption, JHUISI’s Matt Green, Washington Post

March 21, 2016

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How Cops Could Wiretap Encrypted iMessage and WhatsApp Chats, JHUISI’s Matt Green, MIT Technology Review

March 15, 2016

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In the FBI’s Crypto War, Apps May Be the Next Target, JHUISI’s Matt Green, Wired

March 15, 2016

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Why the government can’t actually stop terrorists from using encryption, JHUISI’s Matt Green, Washington Post

March 15, 2016

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Students receive first-hand knowledge on hacker strategies in new cyber security course

March 11, 2016

Check out the Q&A with Johns Hopkins University Information Security Institute Research Scientist and Applied Physics Lab Fellow Dr. Lanier Watkins as he explains the importance of the new spring semester course, Ethical Hacking. Why is it especially now important to have a course such as ethical hacking? I think it’s very important to enhance cyber security […]

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Government software may have let in foreign spies, JHUISI’s Matt Green, MSN News

February 4, 2016

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JHUISI’s Technical Director Avi Rubin on how healthcare IT security is different from all other application at USENIX Enigma Conference

January 29, 2016

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Weakening encrypted communications would do little to stop terrorist attacks, experts say, JHUISI’s Matt Green

November 20, 2015

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JHUISI Introduces Cybersecurity Curriculum to Liberal Arts Colleges

November 13, 2015

The Johns Hopkins Information Security Institute (JHUISI) will develop curriculum for predominantly undergraduate and liberal arts schools to broaden the path to STEM professions through Cybersecurity leaning. The National Science Foundation (NSF), under the Division of Undergraduate Education, awarded JHUISI $150,000 to support the three-year project. The goal of this project is to mitigate the […]

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WSE In The News If everything is hackable, how do we protect our Internet-connected phones, fridges, cars and even guns? JHUISI’s Avi Rubin

WSE In The News Johns Hopkins researchers poke a hole in Apple’s encryption, JHUISI’s Matt Green, Washington Post

WSE In The News How Cops Could Wiretap Encrypted iMessage and WhatsApp Chats, JHUISI’s Matt Green, MIT Technology Review

WSE In The News In the FBI’s Crypto War, Apps May Be the Next Target, JHUISI’s Matt Green, Wired

WSE In The News Why the government can’t actually stop terrorists from using encryption, JHUISI’s Matt Green, Washington Post

Students receive first-hand knowledge on hacker strategies in new cyber security course

WSE In The News Government software may have let in foreign spies, JHUISI’s Matt Green, MSN News

WSE In The News JHUISI’s Technical Director Avi Rubin on how healthcare IT security is different from all other application at USENIX Enigma Conference

WSE In The News Weakening encrypted communications would do little to stop terrorist attacks, experts say, JHUISI’s Matt Green

JHUISI Introduces Cybersecurity Curriculum to Liberal Arts Colleges

WSE In The News
If everything is hackable, how do we protect our Internet-connected phones, fridges, cars and even guns? JHUISI’s Avi Rubin

WSE In The News
Johns Hopkins researchers poke a hole in Apple’s encryption, JHUISI’s Matt Green, Washington Post

WSE In The News
How Cops Could Wiretap Encrypted iMessage and WhatsApp Chats, JHUISI’s Matt Green, MIT Technology Review

WSE In The News
In the FBI’s Crypto War, Apps May Be the Next Target, JHUISI’s Matt Green, Wired

WSE In The News
Why the government can’t actually stop terrorists from using encryption, JHUISI’s Matt Green, Washington Post

WSE In The News
Government software may have let in foreign spies, JHUISI’s Matt Green, MSN News

WSE In The News
JHUISI’s Technical Director Avi Rubin on how healthcare IT security is different from all other application at USENIX Enigma Conference

WSE In The News
Weakening encrypted communications would do little to stop terrorist attacks, experts say, JHUISI’s Matt Green