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The Director of National Intelligence says it’s “difficult to answer” whether the government has the right to track Americans’ location through cellphones for intelligence purposes, according to a letter sent to Congress Wednesday. “The government has some authority to collect cell phone mobility data under appropriate circumstances,” but the amount of evidence that can be [...]
Google Wi-Fi Scandal Concerns Most Americans
In: web resources
29 Jul 2010A majority of Americans are concerned about Google’s Street View cars that collected private information from their Wi-Fi networks and want better privacy protections put in place, according to a new poll from Consumer Watchdog. Overall, 74 percent of Americans view Google favorably, but 65 percent say the Wi-Fi scandal is one of the things [...]
U.S. Launching Program To Detect Cyberattacks On Critical Infrastructure
In: web resources
8 Jul 2010The U.S. National Security Agency is launching a program called "Perfect Citizen" aimed at detecting cyberattacks on private companies and government agencies running critical infrastructure such as the electricity grid and nuclear power plants. Perfect Citizen would rely on a set of sensors deployed in computer networks for critical infrastructure that would flag "unusual activity" [...]
Microsoft Denies NSA Backdoor in Windows 7 [No Exploits Deliberately Coded in Win 7, Privacy Ensured]
In: gadgets
21 Nov 2009Richard Schaeffer is the NSA official who said before the Senate’s Subcommittee on Terrorism and Homeland Security that the National Security Agency has been working closely with Microsoft to enhance Windows 7’s security guide, igniting fear that the software giant has deliberately coded a backdoor into the newly announced operating system. But given Microsoft’s announcement [...]
Cyberwarfare Becoming A Reality
In: web resources
18 Nov 2009The possibility of global cyberwarfare has moved from fiction to reality, according to a new report from McAfee. The report found that politically motivated cyberattacks have increased and five countries, including the United States, Russia, France, Israel and China, are now armed with cyberweapons. "McAfee began to warn of the global cyberarms race more than [...]
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