Opinion: After high-profile hacks, it's time for a bolder approach to cybersecurity
In the wake of the Sony Pictures hack, the cybersecurity firm FireEye demonstrated that the sort of breach that Sony experienced is not likely preventable with…
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White House Proposes Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights
"Many people believe that technology companies have too much access to intimate details of people’s lives and that data collection is rampant, said Ryan Ca…
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Danielle Citron
"Danielle Citron has become a national advocate against and a leading expert on online stalking and online harassment. Citron, Lois K. Macht Research Prof…
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Suits and Hoodies: The Two Cybersecurity Cultures
"And in addition to the diversity is who is creating policy, there needs to be greater diversity in who designs products, Tara Whalen, a privacy analyst at…
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FCC vote could be game changer for Internet privacy
""Clearly, where you go and what you do on the Internet qualifies as proprietary information under the law," said Ryan Calo, an assistant law pro…
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Computer Crime and Security Expert Jennifer Granick on New Bills Proposed by White House for Online Security and her Suggestions for Priorities to Achieve a More Secure Internet
"On February 13, 2015 Stanford University hosted a White House Summit on Cybersecurity with President Barack Obama and key members of the administration pa…
European privacy policy is not a cynical anti-competitive plot
Read the full piece at The Washington Post. Carrie Cordero at Lawfare has written a post which appears to be in large part a riposte to an earlier Monkey Cage…
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How journalists should reframe the encryption debate
"Geoffrey King, the internet advocacy coordinator for CPJ who helped draft the letter to the UN, said that framework needs to urge nations to recognize enc…
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With The New Reddit Ban, Revenge Porn Loses Another Battle. Will It Lose The War?
"Reddit’s new policy “is terrific news,” said Danielle Citron, law professor at University of Maryland and author of Hate Crimes in Cyberspace. Though the…
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Reddit Has Banned Revenge Porn. Sort Of.
"Danielle Citron, a law professor at the University of Maryland and the author of Hate Crimes in Cyberspace, adds that Reddit’s rule sets a remarkably fair…
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Ontario students win charter challenge
"The ruling also shows how hard it can be for schools to balance increasingly high expectations of safety and also increasingly high standards of respect f…
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How Ukrainian immigrants used a Tor-like network to send uncensored letters during the Cold War
"“Everyone who came to the States was anxious to link up with friends and family back home but everything was monitored,” she said in a telephone interview…