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New European data laws kill U.S. 'gagging orders'
Ever heard of a National Security Letter? They can gag companies from telling a person that their data has been taken for U.S. inspection. But Europe is helping put a stop to it.
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Nokia complies in India; BlackBerry cannot: March 31 is deadline day
Though the BlackBerry manufacturer and Nokia have given away the encryption keys to some of its email and messenger services, Research in Motion is poised for a full pullout of India.
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India poised to ban BlackBerrys: Skype, Google could be next
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion could be banned from India along with Skype and Google, for failing to provide encryption keys to India's intelligence services.
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Bradley Manning stole national secrets, but this turkey lost them on his thumb drive
For today's lesson in "Please cut this crap out," let's turn to one U.S. Army Major stationed in South Korea.
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State Dept: Discuss Wikileaks, risk your career prospects
An email from the State Department warns students not to discuss or post Wikileaks documents on social networks warning that it could seriously hamper if not kill their careers in federal government.
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Friends of Wikileaks' traitor Manning whine about government investigation. Well, duh.
Here's a little tip. If you don't want to feel intimidated and harassed by the government, don't pal around with traitors.
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Should America tolerate Wikileaks or destroy it like any other national security threat?
Our own Jason Perlow sent me a link to a Washington Post editorial entitled WikiLeaks must be stopped. It's written by Marc A. Thiessen, a Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, a...
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BlackBerry encryption 'too secure': National security vs. consumer privacy
India's intelligence services cannot intercept BlackBerry encrypted data, citing this as a risk to national security. What's more important: national security, or consumer privacy - and why?
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India must handle security demands with caution
The Indian government needs to tread carefully in its push to monitor data in the interest of national security, according to an analyst.
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3Com-Huawei deal 'in trouble' over China connection
3Com sells network intrusion-prevention equipment used by the Pentagon and U.S. government agencies and U.S. intelligence officials are concerned the technology China would gain from 3Com will...
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3Com: China connection no risk to national security
3Com voluntarily agreed to subject its $2 billion acquisiton to review by the U.S. Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), the same committee that torpedoed Check Point's...
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9th Circuit to decide whether to dismiss NSA spying case against AT&T
In 2003, Room 641A of a large telecommunications building in downtown San Francisco was filled with powerful data-mining equipment for a "special job" by the National Security Agency, according to...
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DOJ wants to pay companies to retain data for two years
In order to gain access to data on terrorists, the FBI is asking Congress to require telecommunications companies to keep data records for up two years, reports the Washington Post. The FBI would...
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USPTO: Filesharing poses national security risks
DoD documents have been found unprotected on nongovernment computers, proof that sensitive employees should not be running LimeWire.
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National Archives identifies 25,000 improperly removed docs
Fully a third of the document re-classified by the Air Force, CIA and other agencies did not meet even minimal standards for removal, Archives says.
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Study: Open source poses security risks
A conservative U.S. think tank suggests in an upcoming report that open-source software is inherently less secure than proprietary software, and warns governments against relying on it for...
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Microsoft warns of dangerous IE browser vulnerabilities
The most severe vulnerabilities could allow remote code execution if a user simply views a specially crafted web page using Internet Explorer.
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Google/ Motorola deal okayed: Time for Motorola Nexus line
The Google/ Motorola Mobility merger has received regulatory approval, so the Android creator will soon have the ability to control the entire Motorola product development. Jump on it Google!
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Google-Motorola Mobility deal set: Welcome to the hardware business
For Google, there's a larger issue ahead. Google has become hardware happy overnight and Motorola Mobility could be a distraction.
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Google, Motorola must capitalize on regulatory win to battle Apple's iPad
The US Department of Justice and European Commission have okayed Google's planned $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility. Now the two have to work together -- and fast -- to bbring Android...
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