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C.I.A. Is Said to Pay AT&T for Call Data
C.I.A. Is Said to Pay AT&T for Call Data
The disclosure shows that agencies beyond the N.S.A. exploit call metadata with programs regulated by an inconsistent patchwork of legal standards, procedures and oversight.
·nytimes.com·
C.I.A. Is Said to Pay AT&T for Call Data
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No more sources
Revelations by Edward Snowden, National Security Agency dissident, have grave implications for the role of journalists in the ‘Fourth Estate’ and the primary duty of source protection in the era of mass-surveillance.
·opendemocracy.net·
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Why Every Small Business Needs Data Encryption
Why Every Small Business Needs Data Encryption
Small businesses must use data encryption to protect sensitive data from getting in the hands of hackers and criminals. Common myths and useful tips on encryption.
·smallbizviewpoints.com·
Why Every Small Business Needs Data Encryption
Should All Personal Information Be Encrypted? | Adam Levin
Should All Personal Information Be Encrypted? | Adam Levin
As we roll out the technology to implement the Affordable Care Act -- with millions of Americans signing up for the first time -- attempts to find and exploit weaknesses in the system are bound to increase.
·huffingtonpost.com·
Should All Personal Information Be Encrypted? | Adam Levin
Deciding Who Sees Students’ Data
Deciding Who Sees Students’ Data
Schools across the country are looking at new online ways to integrate and analyze information about their students. But privacy advocates remain wary.
·mobile.nytimes.com·
Deciding Who Sees Students’ Data
Mobile data security remains weak
Mobile data security remains weak
Coalfire surveyed 400 individuals working in a variety of industries across North America who are not affiliated with their company's IT department.
·net-security.org·
Mobile data security remains weak
Obama’s Flip-Flop on Spying
Obama’s Flip-Flop on Spying
By Jacob Sullum - President Obama claims he welcomes the public debate over government surveillance programs that track personal information about millions of innocent Americans. But if it were up to him, the debate never would have happened, since the programs would have remained secret. Furthermore, his administration is treating the whistleblower who made the debate possible as...
·hawaiireporter.com·
Obama’s Flip-Flop on Spying
Schneier on Security: Senator Feinstein Admits the NSA Taps the Internet Ba
Schneier on Security: Senator Feinstein Admits the NSA Taps the Internet Ba
We know from the Snowden documents (and other sources) that the NSA taps the Internet backbone through secret agreements with major US telcos., but the US government still hasn’t admitted it. In late August, the Obama administration declassified a ruling from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. Footnote 3 reads: The term ‘upstream collection’ refers to NSA’s interception of Internet communications as they transit [LONG REDACTED CLAUSE], [REDACTED], rather than to acquisitions directly from Internet service providers such as [LIST OF REDACTED THINGS, PRESUMABLY THE PRISM DOWNSTREAM COMPANIES]...
·schneier.com·
Schneier on Security: Senator Feinstein Admits the NSA Taps the Internet Ba