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Legal scholars say the government is testing the limits of the Fifth Amendment in a landmark search warrant case.
For the first time, more than half of traffic on the Internet is encrypted, and experts say free SSL certificate providers are playing a big role.
U.S. representatives are asking Yahoo for clarity around a surveillance program mentioned in reports earlier this month.
Google updated its Transparency Report, reporting a record number of government requests for data, and that it received at least one National Security Letter during the second half of 2015.
Open Whisper Systems announced that it has added the disappearing messages feature to the Signal encrypted messaging app.
Mike Mimoso and Chris Brook discuss this week’s Virus Bulletin conference in Denver and CNBC’s Cambridge Cyber Summit at MIT, the NSA contractor arrest, APT false flags, and more.
Mac security researcher Patrick Wardle released a tool called OverSight that monitors when malware may be recording a webcam or audio session on a macOS machine.
Cindy Cohn, the EFF’s Executive Director, called the NSA’s support of strong encryption disingenuous during a cybersecurity conference panel Wednesday.
Yahoo calls a bombshell email surveillance story “misleading” as legal, civil liberties and security experts demand answers.
Open Whisper Systems, the group behind Signal, was served with a subpoena earlier this year but was unable to produce most of the data it was asked for.
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