...are more fearful of hackers and marketers than government monitoring, as The Guardian reports. -A columnist for MIT’s Technology Review takes a look at the next wave of cyber security...

...putting their customers at risk of fraud or identity theft should their biometric database become subject to hackers. More companies are also opting to be transparent about using the technology...

...to confront issues around privacy and data collection, as The Wall Street Journal reports. -Cisco’s annual security report finds “unprecedented growth” in advanced attacks from hackers, reports the FT. -Reporting...

...– USA Today profiles the ethical hackers (“white hats”) who are helping to make the Internet safer. – Details covers how the legalization of same-sex marriage is affecting the tuxedo...

...with a price tag, as most rely on in-app purchases, via Businessweek. -“The Internet of Things Might Try to Kill You,” reports ReadWrite, looking at how hackers could wreak havoc...

...of opportunities for hackers. CNN Money looks at how the Samsung Smart TV can be hacked. –The New Yorker spotlights the phenomenon of online vigilantism. –The New York Times’ Jenna...

...on. So their reaction is much stronger. And how about Gen Z, the youngest generation? For me, they’re more a generation of builders. They’re so much more makers and hackers,...