In this issue:

• Feudal Security
• E-Mail Security in the Wake of Petraeus
• Squids on the "Economist" Cover
• IT for Oppression
• Dictators Shutting Down the Internet
• Book Review: "Against Security"

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

In this issue:

• Stoking Cyber Fears
• Hacking TSA PreCheck
• Encryption in Cloud Computing
• The Risks of Trusting Experts

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

In this issue:

• Keccak Is SHA-3
• What I Wrote Just Before the SHA-3 Announcement
• Recent Developments in Password Cracking
• Master Keys
• When Will We See Collisions for SHA-1?

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

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:

• Overreaction and Overly Specific Reactions to Rare Risks
• Cryptocat
• Yet Another Risk of Storing Everything in the Cloud
• Sexual Harassment at DefCon (and Other Hacker Cons)
• Police Sting Operation Yields No Mobile Phone Thefts
• Remote Scanning Technology

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

In this issue:

• So You Want to Be a Security Expert
• Rand Paul Takes on the TSA
• On Securing Potentially Dangerous Virology Research
• The Failure of Anti-Virus Companies to Catch Military Malware
• E-Mail Accounts More Valuable than Bank Accounts
• "Top Secret America' on the Post-9/11 Cycle of Fear and Funding

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

In this issue:

• The Vulnerabilities Market and the Future of Security
• Cyberwar Treaties
• Flame
• My Last Post About Ethnic Profiling at Airports
• Kip Hawley and Me
• Security and Human Behavior (SHB 2012)

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

In this issue:

• The Trouble with Airport Profiling
• Hawley Channels His Inner Schneier
• TSA Behavioral Detection Statistics
• Stolen Phone Database
• "Liars & Outliers" Update
• Overreacting to Potential Bombs
• A Foiled Terrorist Plot
• Fear and the Attention Economy
• Amazing Round of "Split or Steal"

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

In this issue:

• Harms of Post-9/11 Airline Security
• Congressional Testimony on the TSA
• Bomb Threats As a Denial-of-Service Attack
• Can the NSA Break AES?
• Rare Spanish Enigma Machine
• Buying Exploits on the Grey Market
• Hacking Critical Infrastructure

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

In this issue:

• "Liars and Outliers": The Big Idea
• "Liars and Outliers": Interview on The Browser
• "Liars and Outliers" Update
• Lousy Random Numbers Cause Insecure Public Keys
• Video Shows TSA Full-Body Scanner Failure
• Themes from the RSA Conference
• How Changing Technology Affects Security

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

In this issue:

• Liars and Outliers Update
• Possibly the Most Incompetent TSA Story Yet
• What Happens When the Court Demands You Decrypt a Document and You Forget the Key?
• Authentication by "Cognitive Footprint"
• The Failure of Two-Factor Authentication

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

In this issue:

• The TSA Proves its Own Irrelevance
• Abolishing the Department of Homeland Security
• "Going Dark" vs. a "Golden Age of Surveillance"
• "Chinese Hacking" of iBahn Internet Services
• Liars and Outliers News

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