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Appeals Court Upholds Wikimedia’s Case Against NSA Spying Program

A three-judge appeals panel ruled unanimously to overturn an earlier dismissal of a major lawsuit against the NSA’s internet data gathering activities. On May 23, 2017, the Fourth Circuit Court…

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Consumers Angry Over Bill Allowing ISPs to Sell Browsing Data

Republicans in Congress faced a growing backlash after voting to repeal an FCC rule that would have prohibited Internet service providers from selling customers’ personal data such as their browsing history.

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March 30
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Half of Americans’ Faces Are in FBI’s Facial Recognition Program

On March 22, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform held a hearing to review the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s use of facial recognition technology and other programs. Facial…

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March 24
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Customs Agents are Downloading U.S. Citizens’ Data and It’s Legal

A Democratic Senator is pushing for a privacy focused overhaul regarding device searches at the border. The suspicious scientist Sidd Bikkannavar, a U.S. born citizen and employee at NASA’s Jet…

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March 1
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The Future of Net Neutrality Under the Trump Administration

While President Trump has outlined his plans for strengthening the nation’s cyber security, his stances on privacy and net neutrality are unclear. However, his newly appointed FCC chair, Ajit Pai,…

by Justin Torres

January 11
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Cybersecurity Review 2016: Elections, Ransom, Botnets & Lessons Learned

As computers become more pervasive in our government, our businesses, and our homes, cybersecurity crises seem to arise with alarming regularity and often in unexpected places. In particular, networking among…

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