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Source: The Register - Posted by Chris Parker
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The EC has agreed a deal with the US which patches up previous disagreements over data protection. The problem stemmed from the fact that the US relies on a self-regulation system for the security of personal information - Europe on the . . . |
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Posted by Dave Wreski
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Coverage of DefCon. "Ever want to walk away from your life? You can change your identity, hide your tracks on the Internet, and cloak your e-mail in privacy. Battered wives can elude their painful pasts; harassers and criminals can hide from . . . |
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Source: WiReD - Posted by Chris Parker
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The European Commission said on Thursday it had endorsed a data protection agreement with the United States, averting a feared trade dispute over tough European rules on the privacy of personal data. |
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Source: WiReD - Posted by Chris Parker
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In a double-barreled report affecting the future of online privacy, federal trade regulators on Thursday approved a plan by Internet advertisers to self-regulate the way they collect information used to profile online consumers. |
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Source: BBC - Posted by Chris Parker
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The UK Government's plans to eavesdrop on criminals that use the internet are "technically inept", say security experts. The technologies that the Regulation of Investigatory Powers (RIP) Bill would allow police use to spy on computer-literate criminals are easy to avoid, . . . |
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Source: WiReD - Posted by Chris Parker
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Software engineer Richard Smith has made a hobby of catching Internet software as it harvests user data without the user --- or sometimes the software maker -- knowing it. On Wednesday he took that hobby to a new level as he . . . |
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Source: The Register - Posted by Chris Parker
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Email monitoring is set to be the next cyber cash-cow, according to a report out today. It may sound slightly Big Brotherish, but more and more companies are latching onto the idea of monitoring staff email to stop unwanted . . . |
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Source: sv.com - Posted by Dave Wreski
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The British government expects a bill to allow police and security services to trawl private e-mails to become law after it returns to the House of Commons Wednesday, officials said. ``We are not expecting any trouble. It should go through the . . . |
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Source: Sv.com - Posted by Chris Parker
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Internet industry titans are putting aside their differences, just this once, to agree on a public service campaign on online privacy to be announced Tuesday. |
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Source: New Zealand Herald - Posted by Dave Wreski
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United States officials are trying to calm concerns about a new FBI internet-wiretapping system called Carnivore, describing it as a "small-scale device" and insisting that fears of broad online surveillance are exaggerated. Carnivore allows US law enforcement agencies to find and . . . |
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