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Wired

(because they can) Second, privacy will take center stage, as Congress confronts the problem of authorizing and controlling mass surveillance by government agents, while making little change in the rules that permit targeted surveillance of individua

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Business Intelligence Lowdown

How much would you sell your private data to a company for? Would you take $100 to let someone see every site your have visited over the past year, how about $1,000? Today, many major companies spend millions collecting

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zwire.com

Stone said the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency and the FBI are conducting a joint investigation into Earnshaw's medical practice. As part of the discovery stage of the investigation, FBI officials are electronically scanning thousands of records in

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Washington Post

The military's expanded use of the records authority was first reported yesterday on the Web site of the New York Times, which said that military officials had made more than 500 such requests since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. Quoting unnamed mi

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PC World

Any system that encrypts your entire hard drive is overkill for most PC users. I prefer encrypted safes, which are files that contain encrypted folders and files. To the outside world, a safe looks like a big file filled with gobbledygook.

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Sanders Research Assoc.

The Department of Homeland Security has a special office that monitors the “privacy implications” of its plans. A more honest name would be “The Office of Public Pacification,” as it repeatedly assures the reader that their “privacy” is secure.

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