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Can Border Agents Search Your Phone?

Bloomberg published a brief on the issue of border searches that was written for them by the international law firm of Morrison Foerster on the subject of border searches. Given that lawyers wrote the piece, their concern is about protecting attorney-client confidential information at the border, but the subject applies to everyone. According to Customs […]

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Another Public Private Partnership Between Police and Hackers

A few days ago I wrote about a public-private partnership between the Russian spy folks and Russian hackers that was uncovered when the Feds indicted two hackers and two Russian spies.  In that case, the hackers gave the Russians the data that they wanted and kept and used the rest for themselves. Now there are […]

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DC Appeals Court Says You Have No Recourse If Hacked By A Foreign Government

A U.S. citizen of Ethiopian heritage was hacked a few years ago by the Ethiopian government here in the U.S.  The victim, who goes by the pseudonym of Mr. Kidane to protect his family here and in Ethiopia, is being represented by the EFF, the Jones Day law firm and the law firm Robins Kaplan. […]

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Wikileaks Publishes CIA Hacking Tools – Round One

It seems like the spy-guys (or is it spy-people) can’t seem to catch a break.  First it was Snowden; more recently it was Martin – both Booz Allen contractors at the NSA.  Now it is the CIA.  Wikileaks published thousands of documents, which appear to be real, describing CIA hacking tools.  This includes, supposedly, at […]

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