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FBI 'looking at' law making Web sites wiretap-ready, director says18.05.2012 Director Robert Mueller says FBI needs to be able to "capture communications" of people under surveillance, but declines to elaborate on renewed lobbying effort reported by CNET two weeks ago. |
Facebook sued for $15 billion over alleged privacy infractions18.05.2012 A class-action lawsuit filed by Stewarts Law US, combines 21 cases across the U.S. |
Caught snooping: U.K. government staffers18.05.2012 What a surprise: the U.K. government was forced to reveal under Freedom of Information laws that more than 1,000 civil servants have "snooped" on British citizens' private data. |
Socialcam closes hole that enabled accidental sharing18.05.2012 The popular video-sharing app responds to complaint from privacy advocate. |
Pirate Bay, WikiLeaks fight off crippling attacks18.05.2012 Tables turn as hacker favorites are targeted in DDoS attacks. |
U.S. cybersecurity chief Howard Schmidt retiring17.05.2012 The two-time advisor to the U.S. government on cybersecurity is stepping down to spend more time with family, look into teaching, and ride his motorcycle on a trip out West. |
Friday debut of SF bar-cams stirs sour reception17.05.2012 With a new service called SceneTap set to put video cameras in bars, privacy advocates warn that a red line's about to get crossed. |
Twitter announces support for Do Not Track17.05.2012 The social network stops the tracking when users are on Firefox and turn on the Do Not Track feature. |
Flashback makers missed out on their payday, Symantec says17.05.2012 According to the security firm, the makers of the Flashback malware made $14,000 from click fraud last month, but can't collect on it. |
Facebook IPO doesn't mean the end of privacy17.05.2012 Privacy experts say that just because the company is going public, doesn't mean that it's game over for user privacy. In fact, it might shine a brighter light on privacy concerns. |
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