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Source: ComputerWorld - Posted by Dave Wreski
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EarthLink Inc., an Atlanta-based Internet service provider, says it has reached an agreement with the FBI in which the agency has agreed not to install its Carnivore Internet surveillance system on EarthLink's network. EarthLink was involved in a court battle with . . . Write Comment |
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Source: Chicago Tribune - Posted by Dave Wreski
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Privacy advocates are jumping up and down in protest about the Internet this summer, and they're landing hard on browser cookies--small records placed on an Internet user's computer during a visit to a Web site. That Web site can read the . . . Write Comment |
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Source: NewsBytes - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
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Saying it could cause technical problems and bring part of its system down, EarthLink Inc., one of the country's largest Internet service providers (ISPs), has reportedly refused to install a new FBI electronic surveillance device on its network. . . . Write Comment |
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Source: Nando Times - Posted by Dave Wreski
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A Web site that searches for audio and video files also can be used to access unsecured multimedia files on some personal computers. The search engine of Scour Inc. of Beverly Hills not only looks through public sections of the . . . Write Comment |
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Source: News.com - Posted by Chris Pallack
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Consumer groups say the electronic signatures recently authorized by President Clinton are easy to forge. Write Comment |
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Source: Wired - Posted by Jen Olson
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Members of the Internet Advertising Bureau met Wednesday for a privacy forum where a quartet of industry players fired a warning shot at Web companies. The message: People are worried, politicians are aware of it, and laws are coming. So, be . . . Write Comment |
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Source: ZDNet - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
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Internet-service providers and privacy advocates are concerned about the implications of a new electronic surveillance system devised by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, with some providers vowing to resist if they are asked to install it on their networks. . . . Write Comment |
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Source: NewsBytes - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
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The FBI's newest e-mail surveillance tool is simply a logical extension of its existing wiretapping technology and does not pose any new privacy threat to rank-and-file Internet users, the FBI contended today in response to a critical news report about its . . . Write Comment |
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Source: Wired - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
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"There's no clear law that authorizes Carnivore," said ACLU associate director Barry Steinhardt. "But the FBI and the Justice Department ... will argue that there's no clear law that prohibits it. And Congress needs to put some real limits on what . . . Write Comment |
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Source: Wired - Posted by Benjamin D. Thomas
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"An FBI surveillance system called Carnivore is alarming privacy advocates and some members of Congress. Agents typically install the specialized computer on the networks of Internet providers, where it intercepts all communications and records sent to or from the target of . . . Write Comment |
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