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deibert.citizenlab.ca
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| | | | | Today, Citizen Lab is publishing a new report, entitled "Reckless VII: Wife of Journalist Slain in Cartel-Linked Killing Targeted with NSO Group Spyware." This report continues our investigation of the abuse of commercial spyware manufactured by Israeli company NSO Group. Working with our partners in Mexico, we are now able to confirm that Griselda [...] | |
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mondediplo.com
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| | | | | Operation Clean Hands was supposed to have reduced, if not removed, financial corruption from the Italian government back in 1992. Some hopes. (...) | |
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www.engadget.com
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| | | | | Surveillance software developer NSO Group may have a very tough road ahead. The US Commerce Department has added NSO to its Entity List, effectively banning trade with the firm. | |
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www.schneier.com
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| | | I've been reading lots of articles discussing how little e-mail and Internet privacy we actually have in the U.S. This is a good one to start with: The FBI obliged-apparently obtaining subpoenas for Internet Protocol logs, which allowed them to connect the sender's anonymous Google Mail account to others accessed from the same computers, accounts that belonged to Petraeus biographer Paula Broadwell. The bureau could then subpoena guest records from hotels, tracking the WiFi networks, and confirm that they matched Broadwell's travel history. None of this would have required judicial approval-let alone a Fourth Amendment search warrant based on probable cause... | ||
