NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has been granted temporary asylum in Russia for one year and has finally left Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport.
RIAA Wants Infamous File-Sharer to Campaign Against Piracy
Did you hear the one about the world’s most infamous music file-sharer being asked to publicly extol the virtues of the Recording Industry Association of America’s anti-piracy platform?
Report: Microsoft collaborated closely with NSA
Most of the big tech companies implicated in the ongoing controversy over secret government Web surveillance insist they turned over data about users to the National Security Agency only after being compelled by court orders.
In high-stakes hide-and-seek, Snowden keeps much of the world guessing
In this high-stakes game of hide-and-seek, Edward Snowden appears to have the upper hand.
"Aaron's Law," to amend the CFAA, introduced in Congress
Lawmakers have unveiled companion bills in the House and Senate that would reform a federal anti-hacking law that critics believe is outdated and has enabled unnecessarily aggressive prosecutions.
Is Seattle Being Buzzed By Drone-Equipped Peeping Toms?
From the Yes-We-Live-In-The-Future file we have the story of an unnamed Seattle woman who looked out her upper-floor window a couple of weeks ago to allegedly find an aerial drone hovering outside.
Deadline Looms for Suspect to Decrypt Laptop, or Go Directly to Jail
If a judge orders you to decrypt the only existing copies of incriminating files, are your constitutional rights against compelled self-incrimination being violated?