Internet abuses and privacy rights / [compiled by] H. W. Wilson, a division of EBSCO Information Services.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

H.W. Wilson Company.

Series:

Reference shelf ; v. 89, no. 2.

The reference shelf ; v.89, no. 2

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Computer crimes--United States--Sources.

Computer crimes.

Internet--United States--Sources.

Internet.

Privacy, Right of--United States--Sources.

Privacy, Right of.

Network neutrality--United States--Sources.

Network neutrality.

Electronic surveillance--United States--Sources.

Electronic surveillance.

Computer security--United States--Sources.

Computer security.

United States.

Genre:

Sources.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (xiii, 216 pages) : illustrations.

Other Title:

Reference Shelf: Internet Abuses & Privacy Rights

Place of Publication:

Amenia, New York : Grey House Publishing, 2017.

System Details:

data file

Contents:

Personal Cybersecurity

The personal data dimension

How to protect your digital privacy in the era of public shaming / Julia Angwin

Passing the email privacy act has never been more urgent / Andy Greenberg

Practicing good personal cybersecurity isn't just about protecting yourself / Josephine Wolff

The watchers : assaults on privacy in America / Jonathan Shaw

Open technology : values, compromises, and ownership / Brynne Morris, Georgia Bullen, Steph Alarcon, Fernanda Lavalle, Nat Meysenberg, and Chris Ritzo

Net neutrality and government surveillance

Cyberpolitics : neutrality, privacy, and security

Follow Obama's lead on cybersecurity / Robert Knake

Consumers are going to love the end of net neutrality - at first / Christopher Mims

Government's privacy rights don't exceed the public's / Noah Feldman

Documents show AT&T secretly sells customer data to law enforcement / Nicky Woolf

Concerns loom over a data-sharing pact to protect privacy of Europeans / Natalia Drozdiak and Sam Schechner

Trump's FCC pick quickly targets net neutrality rules / Cecelia Kang

Now it's much easier for government agencies to get NSA surveillance data / Robyn Greene

The risks of sending secret messages in the White House / Kaveh Waddell

New challenges to privacy

Cyberthreats of today and tomorrow

The privacy threat from always-on microphones like the Amazon Echo / Jay Stanley

Incentives need to change for firms to take cyber-security more seriously

Hacking, cryptography, and the countdown to quantum computing / Alex Hutchinson

The Dyn DDoS attack and the changing balance of online cyber power / Kalev Leetaru

The internet of things is a cyberwar nightmare / James Stavridis

The biggest security threats coming in 2017 / Wired staff

Why does our privacy really matter? / Evan Selinger

Internet news and accountability

Internet news and the fight for legitimacy

Fake news expert on how false stories spread and why people believe them

Who controls your Facebook feed / Will Oremus

The very real consequences of fake news stories and why your brain can't ignore them / Nsikan Akpan

Why do we fall for fake news? / Shyam Sundar

The Trump administration plays right into Russia's information warfare strategy / David Fidler

The power and influence of technology

Black hats and white hats : the hacking phenomenon

The perfect weapon : how Russian cyberpower invaded the U.S. / Eric Lipton, David E. Sanger, and Scott Shane

Hacking the attention economy / Danah Boyd

Partisan politics and the Russia hacking imbroglio / Jonah Goldberg

Feds : we can read all your email, and you'll never know / Clark D. Cunningham

Lobbying muscle may help tech titans "trump" Trump / Allan Holmes and Jared Bennett

Reboot the world / Paul Ford.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Description based on print version record.

Other Format:

Print version: Internet abuses and privacy rights.

ISBN:

9781682174500

1682174506

OCLC:

983797791

Access Restriction:

Restricted for use by site license.