Hackers can knock drones out of the sky, JHUISI’s Lanier Watkins, The Daily Dot
June 10, 2016
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Johns Hopkins scientists brings down hobby drones to expose security flaws
June 8, 2016
Sales of drones—small flying machines equipped with cameras—are soaring, but new research by a Johns Hopkins computer security team has raised concerns about how easily hackers could cause these robotic devices to ignore their human controllers—and potentially crash to the ground. Five graduate students and their professor discovered three different ways to send rogue commands […]
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Why is everyone covering up their laptop cameras? JHUISI’s Matt Green, The Guardian
June 8, 2016
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Myspace confirms user login data made available in online hacker forum, JHUISI’s Avi Rubin on Fox News
June 1, 2016
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Hackers need only your cell number to eavesdrop on your phone, JHUISI’s Matt Green, ZDNet
April 18, 2016
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Long-awaited Senate plan would require companies to be able to decrypt on demand, JHUISI’s Matt Green, Foreign Policy
April 12, 2016
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Tech world up in arms over leaked Senate encryption bill draft, JHUISI’s Matt Green, KBET 790 Talk Now (Las Vegas)
April 12, 2016
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How to prove you’re Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, JHUISI’s Matt Green, WIRED
April 12, 2016
JHUISI Student Jessica Vallejo discusses women in cybersecurity at the 2016 Women in Cybersecurity Conference
April 8, 2016
In Their Own Words—special edition podcast from the Women in Cybersecurity – WiCyS Conference 2016. The CyberWire sat down with JHUISI Student Jessica Vallejo along with a range of women, from students to industry leaders, for candid conversations about their personal journeys, their experiences as women in a male dominated field, and their advice to women considering […]
JHUISI’s Avi Rubin talks about the risks of hacking a healthcare system, The Washington Journal, C-SPAN
April 8, 2016
JHUISI Technical Director Avi Rubin talked about a breach of records systems at several U.S. health care companies, which resulted in nearly 3.5 million records being compromised. To watch the Washington Journal C-SPAN video clip, click here.
