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Cross-posted from Wired.
If you’re a Snapchat user, you should know something: The “Snappening” is not your fault.
On Sunday, the threat of what has been dubb…
Cross-posted from Wired.
If you’re a Snapchat user, you should know something: The “Snappening” is not your fault.
On Sunday, the threat of what has been dubb…
Cross-posted from Wired.
If you’re a Snapchat user, you should know something: The “Snappening” is not your fault.
On Sunday, the threat of what has been dubb…
"“There is no denying the blunt truth of [Lawrence’s] words: she alone has the right to control access to her naked body, and anyone who violates that righ…
This week's Monday Reflection on Just Security is from me, spilling the beans about all of last week's secrecy news, from Twitter and EFF on NSLs to Jam…
"Ordinary people have “a really difficult time getting law enforcement’s attention” in cases of online stalking, threats, and revenge porn, says Danielle C…
"So where is the line? Jennifer Granick, director of civil liberties at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society, says Americans don’t have to choose b…
"Regardless of whether the government calls it “hacking” or a mere warrantless “search,” however, prosecutors’ arguments against Ulbricht’s Fourth Amendmen…
"“I think it goes without saying that if you don’t get security right, automated cars don’t get off the ground,” said Woodrow Hartzog, a law professor at S…
Cross-posted from Time.
Let's talk about nude photo leaks and other forms of online harassment as what they are: civil rights violations
Over the past few…