Who's watching the watchers?
By Derrick Z. Jackson
11/22/2002
THIS WEEK the Pentagon and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld defended the
Total Information Awareness project from mounting criticism from civil
libertarians. The project is intended to research a system that could give
police and intel
Who's watching the watchers?
By Derrick Z. Jackson
11/22/2002
THIS WEEK the Pentagon and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld defended the
Total Information Awareness project from mounting criticism from civil
libertarians. The project is intended to research a system that could give
police and intel
Here's a more in-depth article on the new ruling.
This just gets scarier and scarier ...
;~/
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Justice Department Wins Wiretap Ruling
By Dan Eggen
Washington Post Staff Writer
Monday, November 18, 2002; 2:41 PM
A secretive appeals court ruled today that antiterrorism legislation
approved last ye
> As always, standards are driven by the mass-market and the mass market
> is already speaking on this one. In 18 months time there will be no
> difference between mobile phones & cheap digital cameras - all but the
> cheapest phones will come with built-in cameras.
hate to bud in but ...
it is t
The full text of the letter is pasted below, and is online at
http://www.epic.org/privacy/student/p2pletter.html
November 6, 2002
Dear College or University President,
We are writing in regard to a series of letters you recently received on
issues of copyright infringement and peer-to-peer (P2P
Microsoft marries RSA Security to Windows
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/55/27499.html
Microsoft has signed a wide-ranging deal to incorporate RSA encryption
technology into its applications and services.
The agreement, announced today (without financial details, is pitched as a
key compo
seems the cyber-terrorist FUD is starting to hit the fan ...
;~(
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House OKs life sentences for hackers
But time may run out for computer crime bill in Senate
http://www.msnbc.com/news/780923.asp
WASHINGTON, July 15 - The House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly
Monday to create a new punis
Sorry this is so long (I don't have a link) - but this is definitely worth a
read-through when you have a few minutes.
-elyn
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WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CA., April 2, 2002 - A company that in
February 2001 obtained a patent to encryption technologies
is now harassing other publishers of security
> > Julius Ceasar was one of the principles in the Roman Civil War. In
> > 49 BC he and his army crossed the Rubicon, a river outside of Rome.
> > This is regarded as the tipping point at which he showed himself
> > to be fully committed to seizing power. After you cross the Rubicon,
> > there i
> All this talk about "government", "USG", "TLAs" etc is rather
> unprecise, vague and general.
>
> Can we compile a list of 100-200 persons that ARE the US government,
> maybe then we can examine the issues more scientifically ?
>
> 1. George mini-Bush
> 2. Collin Powel
> 3. Ashcroft, whatever th
For those who haven't seen the Baker rebuttal, that Declan mentioned, here
it is-
elyn
>
>Fox News recently reported that the FBI has a plan to change the
>architecture of the Internet, centralizing it and providing "a technical
WTF is this?
- Original Message -
From: CJ Parker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: Cipher SmartAss Punks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 7:01 AM
Subject: Muslims and Christians Stand United
> We can't think about the deaths at the WTC in NYC with
OK, here's what's going on ...
in NYC: two separate planes collided into each of the WTC towers @8:30 this
morning. Each tower eventually collapsed. Seems very few people made it out
from the top 40 floors of each building. It turned out that the planes where
hijacked ...
in DC: a plane crashed i
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