In this issue:

• The Importance of Security Engineering
• Security at the 9/11 WTC Memorial
• Poll: Americans Like the TSA
• Five "Neglects" in Risk Management
• Is iPhone Security Really this Good?

from the September 15, 2012 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Terrorism in the U.S. Since 9/11
• The Efficacy of Post-9/11 Counterterrorism
• Funniest Joke at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
• Unredacted U.S. Diplomatic WikiLeaks Cables Published
• A Status Report: "Liars and Outliers"

from the September 15, 2011 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Developments in Facial Recognition
• Is There a Hacking Epidemic?

from the August 15, 2011 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Airline Security: A Waste of Money and Time
• Full Body Scanners: What's Next?
• Close the Washington Monument
• WikiLeaks
• Cyberwar and the Future of Cyber Conflict
• NIST Announces SHA-3 Finalists (Skein is One of Them)
• Software Monoculture
• Term Paper Writing for Hire

from the December 15, 2010 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Crowdsourcing Surveillance
• Internet Quarantines
• Cargo Security
• Changes in Airplane Security
• Young Man in "Old Man" Mask Boards Plane in Hong Kong
• Kahn, Diffie, Clark, and Me at Bletchley Park
• Changing Passwords

from the November 15, 2010 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Wiretapping the Internet
• Me on Cyberwar
• Putting Unique Codes on Objects to Detect Counterfeiting
• Stuxnet

from the October 15, 2010 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Consumerization and Corporate IT Security
• More Skein News
• Wanted: Skein Hardware Help

from the September 15, 2010 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• A Revised Taxonomy of Social Networking Data
• WikiLeaks Insurance File
• NSA and the National Cryptologic Museum
• Book Review: How Risky Is It, Really?

from the August 15, 2010 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• The Threat of Cyberwar Has Been Grossly Exaggerated
• Internet Kill Switch
• Third SHB Workshop
• Data at Rest vs. Data in Motion

from the July 15, 2010 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Hiring Hackers
• Scenes from an Airport
• Fifth Annual Movie-Plot Threat Contest Winner
• Outsourcing to an Indian Jail
• Terrorists Placing Fake Bombs in Public Places
• Reading Me

from the June 15, 2010 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage