In this issue:

• Policy Repercussions of the Paris Terrorist Attacks
• NSA Collected Americans' E-mails Even After it Stopped Collecting Americans' E-mails
• Reputation in the Information Age
• On CISA
• Voter Surveillance
• Worldwide Cryptographic Products Survey: Edits and Additions Wanted
• Security vs. Business Flexibility

from the December 15, 2015 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• The Doxing Trend
• The Rise of Political Doxing
• Breaking Diffie-Hellman with Massive Precomputation (Again)
• Australia Is Testing Virtual Passports
• The Effects of Surveillance on the Victims

from the November 15, 2015 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Volkswagen and Cheating Software
• Living in a Code Yellow World
• Obama Administration Not Pursuing a Backdoor to Commercial Encryption
• Stealing Fingerprints
• Automatic Face Recognition and Surveillance
• Bringing Frozen Liquids through Airport Security
• SHA-1 Freestart Collision

from the October 15, 2015 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• The Security Risks of Third-Party Data
• NSA Plans for a Post-Quantum World
• Drone Self-Defense and the Law
• Hacking Team, Computer Vulnerabilities, and the NSA
• TSA Master Keys
• Oracle CSO Rant Against Security Experts
• FBI and Apple's Encryption
• Animals vs. Drones
• Glenn Greenwald Debates Keith Alexander
• Wanted: Cryptography Products for Worldwide Survey

from the September 15, 2015 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Backdoors Won't Solve Comey's Going Dark Problem
• Another Salvo in the Second Crypto War (of Words)
• Cosa Nostra Dead Drops
• Bizarre High-Tech Kidnapping
• Fugitive Located by Spotify
• Intimidating Military Personnel by Targeting Their Families
• Stagefright Vulnerability in Android Phones

from the August 15, 2015 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Organizational Doxing
• Why We Encrypt
• The Secrecy of the Snowden Documents
• The Risks of Mandating Backdoors in Encryption Products
• What is the DoD's Position on Backdoors in Security Systems?
• Office of Personnel Management Data Hack
• More about the NSA's XKEYSCORE
• Hayden Mocks NSA Reforms
• NSA French and German Intercepts
• Hacking Team Is Hacked

from the July 15, 2015 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• The Logjam (and Another) Vulnerability against Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange
• NSA Running a Massive IDS on the Internet Backbone
• Duqu 2.0
• Why the Recent Section 215 Reform Debate Doesn't Matter Much
• TSA Not Detecting Weapons at Security Checkpoints
• Chris Roberts and Avionics Security
• Encrypting Windows Hard Drives
• Should Companies Do Most of Their Computing in the Cloud? (Part 1)
• Should Companies Do Most of Their Computing in the Cloud? (Part 2)
• Should Companies Do Most of Their Computing in the Cloud? (Part 3)
• Eighth Movie-Plot Threat Contest Winner

from the June 15, 2015 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Admiral Rogers Speaking at the Joint Service Academy Cyber Security Summit
• The Further Democratization of QUANTUM
• The Further Democratization of Stingray
• Eighth Movie-Plot Threat Contest Semifinalists
• Hacking Airplanes
• Counting the US Intelligence Community Leakers
• "Hinky" in Action

from the May 15, 2015 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• More "Data and Goliath" News
• The Eighth Movie-Plot Threat Contest
• Metal Detectors at Sports Stadiums
• Cisco Shipping Equipment to Fake Addresses to Foil NSA Interception
• New Zealand's XKEYSCORE Use
• Australia Outlaws Warrant Canaries

from the April 15, 2015 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• "Data and Goliath"'s Big Idea
• "Data and Goliath" News
• Everyone Wants You To Have Security, But Not from Them
• The Democratization of Cyberattack
• The Equation Group's Sophisticated Hacking and Exploitation Tools
• Ford Proud that "Mustang" Is a Common Password
• Attack Attribution and Cyber Conflict
• Co3 Systems Changes Its Name to Resilient Systems
• FREAK: Security Rollback Attack Against SSL
• Can the NSA Break Microsoft's BitLocker?
• Hardware Bit-Flipping Attack

from the March 15, 2015 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Samsung Television Spies on Viewers
• Accountability as a Security System
• When Thinking Machines Break the Law
• Obama Says Terrorism Is Not an Existential Threat
• National Academies Report on Bulk Intelligence Collection
• My Superpower
• New Book: "Data and Goliath"
• DEA Also Conducting Mass Telephone Surveillance

from the February 15, 2015 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Lessons from the Sony Hack
• Reacting to the Sony Hack
• Did North Korea Really Attack Sony?
• Attributing the Sony Attack
• The Limits of Police Subterfuge
• Leaked CIA Documents
• Doxing as an Attack
• Attack Attribution in Cyberspace
• The Security of Data Deletion

from the January 15, 2015 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage