Who's watching the watchers?
By Derrick Z. Jackson
11/22/2002
THIS WEEK the Pentagon and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld defended the
Total Information Awareness project from mounting criticism from civil
libertarians. The project is intended to research a system that could give
police and
Who's watching the watchers?
By Derrick Z. Jackson
11/22/2002
THIS WEEK the Pentagon and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld defended the
Total Information Awareness project from mounting criticism from civil
libertarians. The project is intended to research a system that could give
police and
Here's a more in-depth article on the new ruling.
This just gets scarier and scarier ...
;~/
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Justice Department Wins Wiretap Ruling
By Dan Eggen
Washington Post Staff Writer
Monday, November 18, 2002; 2:41 PM
A secretive appeals court ruled today that antiterrorism legislation
approved last
As always, standards are driven by the mass-market and the mass market
is already speaking on this one. In 18 months time there will be no
difference between mobile phones cheap digital cameras - all but the
cheapest phones will come with built-in cameras.
hate to bud in but ...
it is the
As always, standards are driven by the mass-market and the mass market
is already speaking on this one. In 18 months time there will be no
difference between mobile phones cheap digital cameras - all but the
cheapest phones will come with built-in cameras.
hate to bud in but ...
it is the
The full text of the letter is pasted below, and is online at
http://www.epic.org/privacy/student/p2pletter.html
November 6, 2002
Dear College or University President,
We are writing in regard to a series of letters you recently received on
issues of copyright infringement and peer-to-peer
Microsoft marries RSA Security to Windows
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/55/27499.html
Microsoft has signed a wide-ranging deal to incorporate RSA encryption
technology into its applications and services.
The agreement, announced today (without financial details, is pitched as a
key
seems the cyber-terrorist FUD is starting to hit the fan ...
;~(
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House OKs life sentences for hackers
But time may run out for computer crime bill in Senate
http://www.msnbc.com/news/780923.asp
WASHINGTON, July 15 - The House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly
Monday to create a new
seems the cyber-terrorist FUD is starting to hit the fan ...
;~(
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House OKs life sentences for hackers
But time may run out for computer crime bill in Senate
http://www.msnbc.com/news/780923.asp
WASHINGTON, July 15 - The House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly
Monday to create a new
Sorry this is so long (I don't have a link) - but this is definitely worth a
read-through when you have a few minutes.
-elyn
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WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CA., April 2, 2002 - A company that in
February 2001 obtained a patent to encryption technologies
is now harassing other publishers of security
Sorry this is so long (I don't have a link) - but this is definitely worth a
read-through when you have a few minutes.
-elyn
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WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CA., April 2, 2002 - A company that in
February 2001 obtained a patent to encryption technologies
is now harassing other publishers of security
All this talk about government, USG, TLAs etc is rather
unprecise, vague and general.
Can we compile a list of 100-200 persons that ARE the US government,
maybe then we can examine the issues more scientifically ?
1. George mini-Bush
2. Collin Powel
3. Ashcroft, whatever the fuck's name
For those who haven't seen the Baker rebuttal, that Declan mentioned, here
it is-
elyn
Fox News recently reported that the FBI has a plan to change the
architecture of the Internet, centralizing it and providing a technical
WTF is this?
- Original Message -
From: CJ Parker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Cipher SmartAss Punks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 7:01 AM
Subject: Muslims and Christians Stand United
We can't think about the deaths at the WTC in NYC without
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