U.S. lays blame on Russian government for election-related
hacking
… U.S.
intelligence agencies are confident Russia was responsible, the Department of
Homeland Security and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence said
in a statement on Friday.
They paid more than a million dollars, and the hack only
worked on one phone? Will they pay a
million for every brand and model they want to hack?
The FBI Is Trying To Force Its Way Into Another Locked iPhone
The battle between the FBI and locked phones is far from
over. The FBI is currently trying to
crack into another locked iPhone
that once belonged to a now deceased terrorist. The iPhone in question belonged to Dahir Adan,
who stabbed ten people in a Minnesota mall before a police officer shot and
killed him. ISIS has claimed credit for
the attack over social media.
… The FBI is currently investigating as much of Adan’s
electronic footprint as possible. The
FBI has so far plowed through 780 gigabytes of data from multiple computers and
mobile devices. Thorton remarked, “We
are conducting an extensive review of his social media and other online
activity”. It remains to be seen whether
the FBI will also pressure Apple to unlock Adan’s iPhone.
“Cost v. Benefit” is not a government concept.
Joe Cadillic writes:
Malls and retailers across
America, are working with DHS to install facial recognition cameras and license
plate readers everywhere. DHS is working
with malls and retailers to identify people with criminal records and scan
their license plates to see if a
shopper is on DHS’s terrorist watch list.
Updated 10/7:
New York City is
installing facial recognition cameras at bridge crossings and tunnel entrances
Read more of his post on MassPrivateI.
My students say no, but what do they know?
Should Self-Driving Cars Be Mandatory?
TGIS (I teach on Friday)
Hack Education Weekly News
… AllAfrica reports
that the Kenyan government will begin distributing some 1.2
million laptops to all public primary schools.
… Via
Inside Higher Ed: “Smartphone Explodes in Rowan College
Classroom.” The phone was not a Samsung Galaxy Note 7, which have been recalled
because of battery explosions, but an iPhone 6 Plus.
… “Deloitte
Publishes 2016 Digital Education Survey,” says
Edsurge.
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