NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden: Keep Their Hands Off Our Data
Snowden said it’s the responsibility of technologists to educate others about how to protect our data online.
The agency’s top lawyer contradicts earlier denials from the likes of Google, Apple, Microsoft and Facebook.
Snowden said it’s the responsibility of technologists to educate others about how to protect our data online.
Fed up with the continuing stream of news about U.S. intelligence efforts to monitor cloud services, valuable E.U. customers may just use their own local clouds
Now that we know our data is being watched, what are the next steps for the enterprise?
A new satirical site prompts users to question the security of their digital world with an offer too good to be true.
Programs with telecoms can watch over nearly three-quarters of U.S. Internet communication.
Problems abound, according to leaked internal audit documents. And the court supposedly monitoring the NSA can’t keep up.
Update: When international—and domestic—customers avoid U.S. cloud services, the damages will be costly. Possibly near $200 billion.
Lavabit and Silent Circle don’t want to expose their users’ secrets.
What good is encrypting your data if the government has the encryption keys?