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Police Finding Few Allies On Encryption Back or Front Doors

Last week the FBI and DoJ testified before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittee on IT, asking for an encryption back door (or as the NSA has said they prefer, a front door).  They did not get a very welcome reception.  In fact,  Rep Lieu suggested that they “just follow the damn […]

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There Is Reason Vendors Want You To Use Their Apps – But It Is Not What You Think

A European security research group tested a group of 2,000 apps from the Play Store and found they connected to 250,000 different URLs from 2,000 different domains. They found one app in the sample, Music Volume Eq, an app designed to control volume, connects to almost 2,000 distinct URLs. The study said that about 10 […]

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How Much Is Your Privacy Worth? How About $29/Month?

AT&T rolled out its Google Fiber competitor (see article) in the Kansas City, Mo.  area (Leawood, Lenexa, Olathe, and Overland Park, Kan. ) for the same price that Google charges – $70 a month. However, if you would prefer that AT&T not track the web pages you visit, the time you spend at each, the links […]

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