In this issue:

• AIs and Fake Comments
• The Misaligned Incentives for Cloud Security
• Vulnerabilities in Weapons Systems

from the June 15, 2021 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• When AIs Start Hacking
• Security Vulnerabilities in Cellebrite
• Ransomware Is Getting Ugly

from the May 15, 2021 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Illegal Content and the Blockchain
• Details of a Computer Banking Scam
• The FBI Is Now Securing Networks Without Their Owners’ Permission

from the April 15, 2021 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• National Security Risks of Late-Stage Capitalism
• More on the Chinese Zero-Day Microsoft Exchange Hack

from the March 15, 2021 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Cell Phone Location Privacy
• Presidential Cybersecurity and Pelotons

from the February 15, 2021 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Mexican Drug Cartels with High-Tech Spyware
• US Schools Are Buying Cell Phone Unlocking Systems
• Eavesdropping on Phone Taps from Voice Assistants
• Russia’s SolarWinds Attack and Software Security

from the January 15, 2021 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Indistinguishability Obfuscation
• More on the Security of the 2020 US Election
• Undermining Democracy
• Should There Be Limits on Persuasive Technologies?

from the December 15, 2020 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• The Security Failures of Online Exam Proctoring
• “Privacy Nutrition Labels” in Apple’s App Store
• Inrupt’s Solid Announcement

from the November 15, 2020 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Documented Death from a Ransomware Attack
• COVID-19 and Acedia
• Google Responds to Warrants for “About” Searches

from the October 15, 2020 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Copying a Key by Listening to It in Action
• Identifying People by Their Browsing Histories
• Cory Doctorow on The Age of Surveillance Capitalism
• US Postal Service Files Blockchain Voting Patent

from the September 15, 2020 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• On the Twitter Hack
• Survey of Supply Chain Attacks

from the August 15, 2020 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Eavesdropping on Sound Using Variations in Light Bulbs
• Zoom Will Be End-to-End Encrypted for All Users
• COVID-19 Risks of Flying
• iPhone Apps Stealing Clipboard Data
• Securing the International IoT Supply Chain
• The Security Value of Inefficiency

from the July 15, 2020 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Bart Gellman on Snowden
• Zoom's Commitment to User Security Depends on Whether you Pay It or Not

from the June 15, 2020 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Automatic Instacart Bots
• Securing Internet Videoconferencing Apps: Zoom and Others
• Me on COVID-19 Contact Tracing Apps

from the May 15, 2020 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Work-from-Home Security Advice
• Emergency Surveillance During COVID-19 Crisis
• Security and Privacy Implications of Zoom
• Contact Tracing COVID-19 Infections via Smartphone Apps
• Ransomware Now Leaking Stolen Documents

from the April 15, 2020 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Policy vs. Technology
• Inrupt, Tim Berners-Lee's Solid, and Me
• Security of Health Information

from the March 15, 2020 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Critical Windows Vulnerability Discovered by NSA
• Modern Mass Surveillance: Identify, Correlate, Discriminate

from the February 15, 2020 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Artificial Personas and Public Discourse
• 5G Security

from the January 15, 2020 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Reforming CDA 230
• Scaring People into Supporting Backdoors

from the December 15, 2019 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Calculating the Benefits of the Advanced Encryption Standard
• Former FBI General Counsel Jim Baker Chooses Encryption Over Backdoors
• Technology and Policymakers

from the November 15, 2019 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Russians Hack FBI Comms System
• On Chinese "Spy Trains"
• Supply-Chain Security and Trust

from the October 15, 2019 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Influence Operations Kill Chain
• The Myth of Consumer-Grade Security
• Massive iPhone Hack Targets Uyghurs
• When Biology Becomes Software

from the September 15, 2019 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Palantir's Surveillance Service for Law Enforcement
• Zoom Vulnerability
• Attorney General William Barr on Encryption Policy
• How Privacy Laws Hurt Defendants
• Brazilian Cell Phone Hack

from the August 15, 2019 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Data, Surveillance, and the AI Arms Race
• Fake News and Pandemics

from the July 15, 2019 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• First American Financial Corp. Data Records Leak
• Fraudulent Academic Papers
• Chinese Military Wants to Develop Custom OS
• Computers and Video Surveillance

from the June 15, 2019 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• China Spying on Undersea Internet Cables
• G7 Comes Out in Favor of Encryption Backdoors
• Defending Democracies Against Information Attacks
• Protecting Yourself from Identity Theft
• First Physical Retaliation for a Cyberattack
• Leaked NSA Hacking Tools

from the May 15, 2019 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• CAs Reissue Over One Million Weak Certificates
• Zipcar Disruption
• First Look Media Shutting Down Access to Snowden NSA Archives
• Mail Fishing
• TajMahal Spyware
• New Version of Flame Malware Discovered

from the April 15, 2019 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Judging Facebook's Privacy Shift

from the March 15, 2019 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Evaluating the GCHQ Exceptional Access Proposal
• Public-Interest Tech at the RSA Conference
• Blockchain and Trust

from the February 15, 2019 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• New Attack Against Electrum Bitcoin Wallets
• Machine Learning to Detect Software Vulnerabilities
• Using a Fake Hand to Defeat Hand-Vein Biometrics

from the January 15, 2019 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Information Attacks against Democracies
• How Surveillance Inhibits Freedom of Expression
• Propaganda and the Weakening of Trust in Government

from the December 15, 2018 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Cell Phone Security and Heads of State
• New IoT Security Regulations
• Oracle and "Responsible Disclosure"

from the November 15, 2018 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Security in a World of Physically Capable Computers

from the October 15, 2018 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Five-Eyes Intelligence Services Choose Surveillance Over Security
• Security Risks of Government Hacking
• Quantum Computing and Cryptography

from the September 15, 2018 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• New Book Announcement: Click Here to Kill Everybody
• Reasonably Clever Extortion E-mail Based on Password Theft
• Defeating the iPhone Restricted Mode
• 1Password's Travel Mode
• SpiderOak's Warrant Canary Died
• Don't Fear the TSA Cutting Airport Security. Be Glad That They're Talking about It.
• Google Tracks its Users Even if They Opt-Out of Tracking

from the August 15, 2018 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Ridiculously Insecure Smart Lock
• Are Free Societies at a Disadvantage in National Cybersecurity
• Perverse Vulnerability from Interaction between 2-Factor Authentication and iOS AutoFill
• The Effects of Iran's Telegram Ban
• Bypassing Passcodes in iOS
• Manipulative Social Media Practices
• Conservation of Threat
• California Passes New Privacy Law

from the July 15, 2018 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Router Vulnerability and the VPNFilter Botnet
• E-Mail Vulnerabilities and Disclosure
• Russian Censorship of Telegram
• Another Spectre-Like CPU Vulnerability
• An Example of Deterrence in Cyberspace
• New Data Privacy Regulations

from the June 15, 2018 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Securing Elections
• Details on a New PGP Vulnerability
• Two NSA Algorithms Rejected by the ISO
• Ray Ozzie's Encryption Backdoor
• Supply-Chain Security

from the May 15, 2018 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Facebook and Cambridge Analytica
• Israeli Security Company Attacks AMD by Publishing Zero-Day Exploits
• Obscure E-Mail Vulnerability
• The Digital Security Exchange Is Live

from the April 15, 2018 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Artificial Intelligence and the Attack/Defense Balance
• Can Consumers' Online Data Be Protected?

from the March 15, 2018 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• The Effects of the Spectre and Meltdown Vulnerabilities
• After Section 702 Reauthorization
• Cabinet of Secret Documents from Australia

from the February 15, 2018 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Spectre and Meltdown Attacks Against Microprocessors
• Susan Landau's New Book: "Listening In"
• New Book Coming in September: "Click Here to Kill Everybody"
• Daniel Miessler on My Writings about IoT Security

from the January 15, 2018 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Warrant Protections against Police Searches of Our Data
• Uber Data Hack
• NSA "Red Disk" Data Leak
• New White House Announcement on the Vulnerability Equities Process

from the December 15, 2017 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Me on the Equifax Breach
• Daphne Caruana Galizia's Murder and the Security of WhatsApp
• New KRACK Attack Against Wi-Fi Encryption
• Fraud Detection in Pokemon Go
• IoT Cybersecurity: What's Plan B?

from the November 15, 2017 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Yet Another Russian Hack of the NSA -- This Time with Kaspersky's Help
• Changes in Password Best Practices
• HP Shared ArcSight Source Code with Russians
• My Writing
• Department of Homeland Security to Collect Social Media of Immigrants and Citizens

from the October 15, 2017 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• On the Equifax Data Breach
• iPhone Changes to Frustrate the Police

from the September 15, 2017 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Ethereum Hack
• Zero-Day Vulnerabilities against Windows in the NSA Tools Released by the Shadow Brokers
• Measuring Vulnerability Rediscovery

from the August 15, 2017 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Book Review: "Twitter and Tear Gas," by Zeynep Tufekci
• Amazon Patents Measures to Prevent In-Store Comparison Shopping
• Separating the Paranoid from the Hacked

from the July 15, 2017 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• The Future of Ransomware
• WannaCry and Vulnerabilities
• NSA Brute-Force Keysearch Machine
• NSA Abandons "About" Searches
• Extending the Airplane Laptop Ban
• Security and Human Behavior (SHB 2017)
• Passwords at the Border
• NSA Document Outlining Russian Attempts to Hack Voter Rolls
• Who Are the Shadow Brokers?

from the June 15, 2017 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Who is Publishing NSA and CIA Secrets, and Why?
• The Quick vs. the Strong: Commentary on Cory Doctorow's "Walkaway"
• Securing Elections
• Surveillance and our Insecure Infrastructure

from the May 15, 2017 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• The TSA's Selective Laptop Ban
• WikiLeaks Not Disclosing CIA-Hoarded Vulnerabilities to Companies
• Shadow Brokers Releases the Rest of Their NSA Hacking Tools
• Congress Removes FCC Privacy Protections on Your Internet Usage
• Incident Response as "Hand-to-Hand Combat"
• Fourth WikiLeaks CIA Attack Tool Dump
• Security Orchestration and Incident Response
• Commenting Policy for My Blog

from the April 15, 2017 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• WikiLeaks Releases CIA Hacking Tools
• Botnets
• Defense Against Doxing
• Buzzword Watch: Prosilience
• The CIA's "Development Tradecraft DOs and DON'Ts"

from the March 15, 2017 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Security and the Internet of Things
• Security and Privacy Guidelines for the Internet of Things

from the February 15, 2017 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Attributing the DNC Hacks to Russia
• Are We Becoming More Moral Faster Than We're Becoming More Dangerous?
• Security Risks of TSA PreCheck
• Law Enforcement Access to IoT Data
• Class Breaks
• A Comment on the Trump Dossier

from the January 15, 2017 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• My Priorities for the Next Four Years
• Hacking and the 2016 Presidential Election
• Dumb Security Survey Questions

from the December 15, 2016 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Election Security
• Lessons From the Dyn DDoS Attack
• Regulation of the Internet of Things
• Virtual Kidnapping
• Intelligence Oversight and How It Can Fail
• Whistleblower Investigative Report on NSA Suite B Cryptography

from the November 15, 2016 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Security Economics of the Internet of Things
• Cybersecurity Issues for the Next Administration
• Security Design: Stop Trying to Fix the User
• Recovering an iPhone 5c Passcode
• The Hacking of Yahoo

from the October 15, 2016 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• The NSA Is Hoarding Vulnerabilities
• Someone Is Learning How to Take Down the Internet
• Organizational Doxing and Disinformation
• iPhone Zero-Day Used by UAE Government
• Apple's Cloud Key Vault

from the September 15, 2016 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• The Security of Our Election Systems
• Hacking the Vote
• Real-World Security and the Internet of Things
• Hacking Your Computer Monitor
• More on the Vulnerabilities Equities Process

from the August 15, 2016 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• CIA Director John Brennan Pretends Foreign Cryptography Doesn't Exist
• Report on the Vulnerabilities Equities Process
• Apple's Differential Privacy
• Google's Post-Quantum Cryptography

from the July 15, 2016 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• The Unfalsifiability of Security Claims
• Arresting People for Walking Away from Airport Security
• Suckfly
• Google Moving Forward on Automatic Logins
• Security and Human Behavior (SHB 2016)

from the June 15, 2016 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Credential Stealing as an Attack Vector
• Helen Nissenbaum on Regulating Data Collection and Use
• Amazon Unlimited Fraud
• I'm Writing a Book on Security

from the May 15, 2016 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Lawful Hacking and Continuing Vulnerabilities
• More Links on the San Bernardino iPhone Case
• Cryptography Is Harder Than It Looks
• Memphis Airport Inadvertently Gets Security Right
• New NIST Encryption Guidelines
• Hacking Lottery Machines
• IRS Security

from the April 15, 2016 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Data Is a Toxic Asset
• The FBI vs. Apple: Decrypting an iPhone
• The Importance of Strong Encryption to Security
• Security Implications of Cash
• WikiLeaks Publishes NSA Target List
• Cheating at Professional Bridge
• Simultaneous Discovery of Vulnerabilities

from the March 15, 2016 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• The Internet of Things Will Be the World's Biggest Robot
• Integrity and Availability Threats
• Security vs. Surveillance
• Paper on the Going Dark Debate
• The 2016 National Threat Assessment
• AT&T Does Not Care about Your Privacy
• "Data and Goliath" Published in Paperback
• NSA's TAO Head on Internet Offense and Defense
• Worldwide Encryption Products Survey

from the February 15, 2016 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• The Internet of Things that Talk About You Behind Your Back
• Using Law against Technology
• DMCA and the Internet of Things
• NSA Spies on Israeli Prime Minister
• Replacing Judgment with Algorithms
• IT Security and the Normalization of Deviance

from the January 15, 2016 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

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

In this issue:

• Regin
• FBI Agents Pose as Repairmen to Bypass Warrant Process
• NSA Hacking of Cell Phone Networks
• Comments on the Sony Hack
• Over 700 Million People Taking Steps to Avoid NSA Surveillance
• Corporations Misusing Our Data

from the December 15, 2014 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Crypto Wars II
• Hacking Team Documentation
• The Future of Incident Response
• How Did the Feds Identity Dread Pirate Roberts?
• Spritz: A New RC4-Like Stream Cipher
• NSA Classification ECI = Exceptionally Controlled Information

from the November 15, 2014 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Data and Goliath Is Finished
• iPhone Encryption and the Return of the Crypto Wars
• Fake Cell Phone Towers Across the US
• FOXACID Operations Manual
• NSA Has Undercover Operatives in Foreign Companies
• DEA Creates Fake Facebook Page in Woman's Name

from the October 15, 2014 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• NSA/GCHQ/CSEC Infecting Innocent Computers Worldwide
• The Security of al Qaeda Encryption Software
• QUANTUM Technology Sold by Cyberweapons Arms Manufacturers
• The Concerted Effort to Remove Data Collection Restrictions
• Cell Phone Kill Switches Mandatory in California
• Security of Password Managers

from the September 15, 2014 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• New Snowden Interview in Wired
• The US Intelligence Community has a Third Leaker
• Over a Billion Passwords Stolen?
• Irrational Fear of Risks Against Our Children

from the August 15, 2014 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• GCHQ Catalog of Exploit Tools
• NSA Spied on Prominent Muslim Americans
• Web Activity Used in Court to Portray State of Mind
• NSA Targets the Privacy-Conscious for Surveillance
• Co3 Systems Is Hiring
• Could Keith Alexander's Advice Possibly Be Worth $600K a Month?

from the July 15, 2014 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Disclosing vs. Hoarding Vulnerabilities
• The NSA is Not Made of Magic
• GCHQ Intercept Sites in Oman
• Chinese Hacking of the US
• The Human Side of Heartbleed
• TrueCrypt
• Security and Human Behavior (SHB 2014)
• Seventh Movie-Plot Threat Contest Winner

from the June 15, 2014 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Internet Subversion
• New Al Qaeda Encryption Software
• Seventh Movie-Plot Threat Contest Semifinalists
• Espionage vs. Surveillance

from the May 15, 2014 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Heartbleed
• Seventh Movie-Plot Threat Contest
• MYSTIC: The NSA's Telephone Call Collection Program
• The Continuing Public/Private Surveillance Partnership
• New Book on Data and Power
• An Open Letter to IBM's Open Letter
• Ephemeral Apps
• Details of the Target Credit Card Breach

from the April 15, 2014 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Breaking Up the NSA
• Computer Network Exploitation vs. Computer Network Attack
• Metadata = Surveillance
• Surveillance by Algorithm
• Who Should Store NSA Surveillance Data
• The Security of the Fortuna PRNG
• RCS Spyware and Citizen Lab
• Choosing Secure Passwords

from the March 15, 2014 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Finding People's Locations Based on Their Activities in Cyberspace
• The Insecurity of Secret IT Systems
• Last Month I Briefed Congress on the NSA
• US Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB) Condemns NSA Mass Surveillance
• NSA/GCHQ Accused of Hacking Belgian Cryptographer
• CSEC Surveillance Analysis of IP and User Data

from the February 15, 2014 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• How the NSA Threatens National Security
• NSA Exploit of the Day
• Tor User Identified by FBI
• Security Risks of Embedded Systems
• Schneier News: I've Joined Co3[“Co-Three”] Systems
• Twitter Users: Please Make Sure You're Following the Right Feed

from the January 15, 2014 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• NSA Spying on Online Gaming Worlds
• NSA Tracks People Using Google Cookies
• How Antivirus Companies Handle State-Sponsored Malware
• Surveillance as a Business Model
• Evading Airport Security
• The TQP Patent

from the December 15, 2013 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• NSA Harvesting Contact Lists
• NSA Eavesdropping on Google and Yahoo Networks
• Code Names for NSA Exploit Tools
• Defending Against Crypto Backdoors
• Why the Government Should Help Leakers
• The Trajectories of Government and Corporate Surveillance
• A Fraying of the Public/Private Surveillance Partnership
• Book Review: "Cyber War Will Not Take Place"
• Understanding the Threats in Cyberspace
• SecureDrop
• Dry Ice Bombs at LAX
• The Battle for Power on the Internet

from the November 15, 2013 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• How the NSA Attacks Tor/Firefox Users With QUANTUM and FOXACID
• Why It's Important to Publish the NSA Programs
• The NSA's New Risk Analysis
• Reforming the NSA
• The Limitations of Intelligence
• Metadata Equals Surveillance
• Senator Feinstein Admits the NSA Taps the Internet Backbone
• NSA Storing Internet Data, Social Networking Data, on Pretty Much Everybody
• Air Gaps
• Will Keccak = SHA-3?
• Google Knows Every Wi-Fi Password in the World
• Surreptitiously Tampering with Computer Chips

from the October 15, 2013 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Take Back the Internet
• More on the NSA Commandeering the Internet
• Detaining David Miranda
• Government Secrecy and the Generation Gap
• Conspiracy Theories and the NSA
• The NSA's Cryptographic Capabilities
• How to Remain Secure Against the NSA
• Protecting Against Leakers
• Our Newfound Fear of Risk
• Human-Machine Trust Failures
• Excess Automobile Deaths as a Result of 9/11
• iPhone Fingerprint Authentication
• Hacking Consumer Devices
• Syrian Electronic Army Cyberattacks
• The Cryptopocalypse
• Measuring Entropy and its Applications to Encryption

from the September 15, 2013 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• The Public/Private Surveillance Partnership
• The NSA is Commandeering the Internet
• Restoring Trust in Government and the Internet
• Book Review: "Rise of the Warrior Cop"
• Michael Hayden on the Effects of Snowden's Whistleblowing
• Counterterrorism Mission Creep

from the August 15, 2013 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Blowback from the NSA Surveillance
• Evidence that the NSA Is Storing Voice Content, Not Just Metadata
• NSA Secrecy and Personal Privacy
• Petition the NSA to Subject its Surveillance Program to Public Comment
• New Details on Skype Eavesdropping
• Pre-9/11 NSA Thinking
• How the NSA Eavesdrops on Americans
• NSA E-Mail Eavesdropping
• US Offensive Cyberwar Policy
• Finding Sociopaths on Facebook
• My Fellowship at the Berkman Center
• Protecting E-Mail from Eavesdropping
• Is Cryptography Engineering or Science?
• Sixth Movie-Plot Threat Contest Winner

from the July 15, 2013 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Government Secrets and the Need for Whistleblowers
• Prosecuting Snowden
• Trading Privacy for Convenience
• Essays Related to NSA Spying Documents
• The Politics of Security in a Democracy
• More on Feudal Security
• Surveillance and the Internet of Things
• The Problems with CALEA-II
• Sixth Annual Movie-Plot Threat Semifinalists
• A Really Good Article on How Easy it Is to Crack Passwords
• Bluetooth-Controlled Door Lock
• Security and Human Behavior (SHB 2013)
• The Cost of Terrorism in Pakistan

from the June 15, 2013 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Refuse to be Terrorized
• Intelligence Analysis and the Connect-the-Dots Metaphor
• Transparency and Accountability
• The Boston Marathon Bomber Manhunt
• The Public/Private Surveillance Partnership
• Michael Chertoff on Google Glass

from the May 15, 2013 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Our Internet Surveillance State
• Sixth Movie-Plot Threat Contest
• IT for Oppression
• When Technology Overtakes Security
• Security Awareness Training
• What I've Been Thinking About
• Changes to My Blog

from the April 15, 2013 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage

In this issue:

• Nationalism on the Internet
• Automobile Data Surveillance and the Future of Black Boxes
• The Court of Public Opinion
• More on Chinese Cyberattacks
• Technologies of Surveillance
• Phishing Has Gotten *Very* Good
• Hacking the Papal Election
• Getting Security Incentives Right
• All Those Companies that Can't Afford Dedicated Security

from the March 15, 2013 Crypto-Gram Newsletter
by Bruce Schneier
read by Dan Henage