Texas HS Student Fighting Suspension for Refusing to Wear RFID Nametag
Here's a story below from SANS NewsBites Vol. 14 Num. 94. A high school in Texas is RFID ing students as a means of funding. In addition to the unexpected use…
Online exam proctoring? Solving one problem of Massively Open Online Courses
I came across a recent post regarding proctoring during online exams (http://www.technologyreview.com/news/506346/in-online-exams-big-brother-will-be-watching/). As you might imagine, teachers face a legitimate problem of being assured that students taking online classes are…
Game company sued for using two factor authentication. Hun?
There's a story (http://www.securityprivacyandthelaw.com/admin/trackback/289911) about a lawsuit filed against the game company, Blizzard, which seeks class action status. It appears that the company is being sued for enabling two factor…
Cyber crime insurance policy now covers data breach losses
A recent circuit court ruling held that a company's 'computer crime' policy covered them for losses stemming from a data breach, despite the policy stating otherwise. In the world of…