Supreme Court Gives FBI Hacking Permission Via “Rule Change”

May 1, 2016 mitch tanenbaum Leave a comment

The Supreme Court, last week, gave the FBI permission to hack into any computer anywhere in the world with the stroke of a single pen. Ignoring, for the moment, whether other countries are going to think this gives them permission to hack into any computer in the U.S., this could be problematic. What is at […]

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Court Flip-Flops On Phone Warrant Requirement

May 7, 2015 mitch tanenbaum Leave a comment

As the courts wrestle with technology vs. the Constitution, the process has its up and downs. Last year the 11th circuit ruled that the government could not get cell phone location data without a warrant. That doing so was a violation of your fourth amendment rights. This year the same court overturned last year’s ruling […]

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