Professor Jean Camp takes on a best practices memo from the Computing Research Association.
Putting the science in computer science
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Courseware: an F in fairness
Performance, not the person, should be the focus of online evaluation.
Pi Day of the century
March 14 is the day to celebrate the number 3.14 and its mathematical significance.
The Anthem attack: Security unawareness
Aligning security awareness requires treating security as part of the business, not as a once-a-year classroom exercise
Helping children requires working together
Lack of privacy and inability to secure our own digital properties makes not only adults but also children easier to target, surveil, and act against.
Better security is better protection
A secure infrastructure protects everyone. An insecure infrastructure protects only the anonymity of the criminals.
Forgetting as forgiving, finding a balance
In the E.U. decision on the Right to Be Forgotten, there is a level of misunderstanding between the legal and tech communities.
New passwords will not stop the Heartbleeding
Does changing your password following the Heartbleed bug really matter?
Breaking the internet in order to save it
There has been no discussion or change in the practice and policy of systematically creating vulnerabilities in the infrastructures that place every person reading this blog at increased risk.
Why does the NSA care?
Metadata and transactional data convey thorough details of citizens’ activity to the NSA.
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