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26 July 2014
Could 'Tailored Access Operations' Be An Alternative To 'Collect It All'?
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One of the most contentious aspects of the NSA's surveillance is the central belief by General Alexander and presumably many others ...
Wireless Mesh Networks, The NSA, And Re-building The Internet
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One of the bitter lessons we learned from Snowden's leaks is that the Internet has been compromised by the NSA (with some help from ...
24 July 2014
Is Snowden Inspiring A New Wave Of Whistleblowers?
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We noted last week that Japan was bringing in severe new punishments designed to discourage whistleblowing. That might suggest that fol...
IETF Begins To Work On Designing A Surveillance-Resistant Net
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Edward Snowden's leaks show that the NSA and GCHQ have been systematically subverting key technologies that underlie the Internet. ...
Turning Mozilla Thunderbird into a Phoenix
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I've always been a big fan of Mozilla's email client, Thunderbird, even when it was unfashionable to admit it. Because, for the ...
Resisting Surveillance on a Unprecedented Scale III
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(The previous two parts of this essay appeared earlier.) Or maybe not. There is a rough consensus among cryptography experts that the theor...
Resisting Surveillance on a Unprecedented Scale II
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(The first part of this three-part essay appeared yesterday.) The gradual but relentless shift from piecemeal, small-scale analogue eaves...
Resisting Surveillance on a Unprecedented Scale I
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Netzpolitik.org is the leading site covering digital rights in German. It played a key role in helping to stop ACTA last year, and recently...
Bruce Schneier On The Feudal Internet And How To Fight It
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There aren't many upsides to Snowden's revelations that NSA is essentially spying on the entire Internet, all the time, but if on...
EU Data Protection Proposal Gets Stronger, But With Big Loopholes
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One of the most important pieces of legislation wending its way through the European Parliament concerns data protection . Because of its...
23 November 2013
Brazilian President Blasts NSA Spying In Front Of World Leaders -- Including Obama -- At UN
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It was expected that the Brazilian President, Dilma Rousseff, would raise the issue of NSA spying when she addressed the opening sessio...
Lavabit's Levison Now Avoids Email Altogether, Has Turned Into A 'Political Activist' Thanks To The NSA
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A couple of weeks ago, Mike reported on the extraordinary turn of events involving Edward Snowden's email supplier, Lavabit. The com...
Ex-MI6 Deputy Chief: 'Serious Actors' Already Knew About NSA's Techniques Before Snowden
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One of the key issues in the debate surrounding Snowden's leaks is whether they might be threatening our security by letting the ba...
India Joins The Super-Snooper's Club (No Legality Required)
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One of the many benefits of Edward Snowden's leaks about NSA spying is that it is flushing out similar activity around the world. Ti...
Would You Trust Any Organization That Doesn't Trust 4,000 Of Its Employees? What If It's The NSA?
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It's becoming increasingly clear that one of the reasons Edward Snowden was able to access so much secret information -- and walk ou...
The Deeper Meaning Of Miranda's Detention And The Destruction Of The Guardian's Hard Drives
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As many have already observed, the detention of David Miranda comes across as an act of blatant intimidation , as does the farcical destr...
NSA's Crypto Betrayal: Good News for Open Source?
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Revelations from documents obtained by whistleblower Edward Snowden that GCHQ essentially downloads the entire Internet as it enters and...
The Canary in the Coal Mine: Groklaw Shuts Down
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If you follow me on Twitter or elsewhere, you'll have noticed that I've been tweeting rather extensively about the NSA' s spyi...
27 October 2013
US Government War On Hackers Backfires: Now Top Hackers Won't Work With US Government
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Techdirt has noted the increasing demonization of hackers (not to be confused with crackers that break into systems for criminal purposes...
26 October 2013
What Edward Snowden Has Given Us
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When Edward Snowden first revealed himself as the source of the NSA leaks, the Guardian released a short video interview with him in whic...
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