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Not A Great Month for Intel

As if it wasn’t already a bad enough month for Intel, it just got a bit worse. This is not related to Spectre or Meltdown;  this is an entirely new problem. Intel processors have a remote management engine called Active Management Technology or AMT.  This allows corporate administrators to remotely take over those computers to […]

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Ohio Man Indicted For Spying on People for 13 Years

NOTE: THE CONTENTS OF THIS POST MAY NOT BE SUITABLE FOR YOUNGER READERS. A 28 year old Ohio man has been indicted for creating and installing malware on hundreds of Apple Mac and Microsoft Windows computers. The man, Phillip Durachinsky, used the software to spy on people.  This includes recording what the camera and microphone […]

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Section 702 Renewal Could Have Huge Negative Impact on Business

As I said in an earlier post, after 9-11 Congress passed some major new surveillance laws.  The idea was to increase surveillance in a move to try and find more terrorists.  Congress also wasn’t completely sold on the idea, so the law sunsets every few years and Congress has to renew it.  This is one […]

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FBI Says Tech Industry Should Follow Financial Services in Saving Messages

FBI Director Christopher Wray suggested that the tech industry follow the model of the financial services industry.  Some of the big banks have created a messaging app with delete capability so to keep the regulators happy, they agreed to save a copy of each message for 7 years. Lets apply that to the tech industry […]

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