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- Hello, operator, I’d like to report a bug: Why one company is offering hackers directory assistanceHackerOne, one of the leading bounty firms, is creating a system that will connect computer vulnerability hunters with companies that may not have formal disclosure policies.
- ACLU urges digital privacy safeguards for studentsAn American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts survey of the state's public schools found that few have policies dealing with students' expectations of digital privacy in the classroom.
- How to fill the massive cybersecurity workforce shortageCybersecurity skills are in growing demand, but decreasing supply. Key takeaways from an event Passcode hosted in Washington about closing the skills gap.
- Why secure e-mail startup Lavaboom implodedAfter encrypted webmail service Lavabit closed under FBI pressure to reveal data about users – Edward Snowden reportedly among them – Lavaboom launched to take up the mantle. But about a year after launching, it has collapsed amid legal and financial woes.
- How obsessive self-tracking is eroding privacy for everyoneSociologist Deborah Lupton says the growing use of health tracking technology is conditioning society to reveal more personal information about themselves, often giving it to corporations interested only in turning a profit.
- Why I make my kids read privacy policiesIt's like teaching them to look both ways before crossing the street. Reading privacy policies for apps is about learning basic safety tips in the Internet Age and gives parents an opportunity to teach kids about responsibility and self awareness on the Web.