security

China's New Big Brother Law Is A Clone Of The West's Bad Ideas

Western politicians are giving cover for governments to restrict their citizens' civil liberties.
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Los Angeles Schools Closed Due To Emailed Threat

The message was later deemed a hoax.
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Abortion Providers Are Too Scared To Even Talk About Security

"I won't say exactly what precautions our doctors take, because we do keep that pretty private."
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Facebook 'Most Used Words' Quiz Jeopardizes Users' Privacy

People are giving up their personal data for a colorful word cloud and a few Facebook likes.
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As Encryption Debate Gets Fiercer, Silicon Valley And D.C. Collide

The two sides aren't exactly seeing eye to eye after the Paris attacks.
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After Paris, What We're Getting Wrong In 'Privacy vs. Security' Debate

Here are three points to keep in mind.
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Stunned Europe Steps Up Security Following Attacks

"Violence and extremism will never triumph over freedom and humanity," Dutch Prime Minister Rutte pledged.
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Snowden: 'Inevitably Someone In A High Risk Situation Like Me Is Going To Get Owned'

"There’s nobody good enough to block every attack."
By Kashmir Hill, Fusion

We Need To Protect Drivers' Privacy As We Connect Cars To The Internet, Sen. Blumenthal Says

Whether consumers choose privacy over convenience is one of the "central questions of our time."
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Senate Bill Aims To Lock Hackers Out Of Connected Cars

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