Citing U.S. Prison Conditions, British Appeals Court Refuses to Extradite Accused Hacker Lauri Love to the U.S.
The closest ally of the U.S. recognizes that the American prison system is crude and oppressive for inmates with mental health issues.
Cybersecurity
Election Insecurity
WashPost Is Richly Rewarded for False News About Russia Threat While Public Is Deceived
In the current D.C. climate on Russia, all relevant journalistic incentives encourage and reward false news.
Russia Hysteria Infects WashPost Again: False Story About Hacking U.S. Electric Grid
The "anything goes" media mentality when it comes to Russia strikes again.
Brazilian Cybercrime Bills Threaten Open Internet for 200 Million People
Activists worry that seven proposals will roll back hard-fought rights established by 2014’s landmark Marco Civil legislation.
Apple Wins Major Court Victory Against FBI in a Case Similar to San Bernardino
The law does not "justify imposing on Apple the obligation to assist the government's investigation against its will," a New York magistrate judge ruled today.
What Sean Penn Teaches Us About How Not to Chat With a Fugitive
It's not clear that Penn's digital security practices got El Chapo busted, but we can all learn from the litany of seeming operational security mistakes in his article.
Russian Interest in Ukraine Now Includes Cyber Warfare
A hacker group in Russia exploited a security flaw in Microsoft Windows software to spy on NATO, the Ukraine, and a number of other targets, according to a report this week from a Texas cybersecurity firm.
How The NSA Plans To Recruit Your Teenagers
Snowden Archive
Compare the NSA's Facebook Malware Denial to its Own Secret Documents
Snowden Archive
How the NSA Plans to Infect 'Millions' of Computers with Malware
Top-secret documents reveal that the National Security Agency is dramatically expanding its ability to covertly hack into computers on a mass scale by using automated systems that reduce the level of human oversight in the process. <!--more-->