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The venture capitalist wants to extend human life expectancy, and he says fears over privacy and the security of DNA data shouldn't stand in the way.
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Many of the world's top technology companies are against cybersecurity plans before US Senate on privacy grounds, according to a new poll
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Apple Inc.'s Chief Executive Officer and the director of the National Security Agency squared off on Monday in a debate over how much access technology companies should afford U.S. intelligence agencies.
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IN 2012, GOOGLE began notifying its users if it believed those people's accounts or computers were at risk of a state-sponsored attack. Three years later, Facebook has now followed suit, the latest in a string of security-conscious measures the soc
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The New York Police Department is using super-secret X-ray vans and it is something the authorities want to keep tight-lipped.
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Richard Stallman (Founder of GNU Project and Free Software Foundation) talks about network security issues - Rosa Koire (Exec Dir of the Post Sustainability Institute) on Agenda 21 issues and how 'they' violate our private property rights by...
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NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Glenn Greenwald, Brazilian privacy activist David Miranda and others have launched a new campaign to establish global privacy standards.
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Now an automotive security researcher is calling attention to yet another potential inroad to a car's sensitive digital guts: the auto dealerships that sell and maintain those systems.
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Chris Odom (Founder or Open-Transactions; Co-Founder of Stash Crypto) comes on the show to talk about their system and how it eliminates the fraud in Crytocurrency (Bitcoin) transactions...J Neil Schulman (Author) provides a re-cap of the Gun Rights
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That number was originally thought to be about 1.1 million, OPM said in a statement. About 21.5 million individuals had their Social Security Numbers and other sensitive information affected by the hack.
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In a recent interview with Neil deGrasse Tyson on the astrophysicist's StarTalk podcast, NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden suggested that aliens may be using encryption, which would explain why humans have never got any messages from them.
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Blake Anderson, cryptographic economist and computer scientist, talks about the Bitcoin fork, privacy issues as it relates to computing/communication, and network security and the NSA - (Also, our son's wedding story over the weekend)
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A week after the Department of Homeland Security intimidated a New Hampshire public library into shutting down its Tor relay, about a dozen other libraries nationwide have shown interest in running their own Tor services.
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Go to SaveWiFi.Org to make comments to the FCC about proposed requirements to manufactureres to lock down computing devices (routers, PCs, phones) to prevent modification if they have a "modular wireless radio"
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Paul Rosenberg (Freeman's Perspective) - Josh Gay (Licensing and Compliance Manager @ Free Software Foundation) on network security and the NSA - Charles Goyette (Author; Former talk show host) on the upcoming Mises Circle event in Phoenix Nov 7th
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James Paul Author of Syria Unmasked) on the Syrian refugee situation - Christoper Waid (Founder and CEO of Think Penguin) and Jay Kalafus on network security (PUBLISHER RECOMMENDED - TPM Chip, They/Them/Those a'com'n
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This week, Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield was hacked, and anywhere from 10 to 10.5 million people's personal records were exposed.
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"We are the unwitting victims of a system so corrupt that those who stand up for the rule of law and aspire to transparency in government are in the minority." said John Whitehead.
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The Rutherford Institute, Wikipedia, ACLU Et Al. Ask Federal Court to Reject Government Motion to Dismiss Lawsuit Over the NSA's Mass Surveillance Program...Pointing to extensive evidence that the government is systematically copying and substantiall
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Online ads are fast becoming an endangered species, and as ad-blocking technology becomes more popular, it is finally reaching one of advertising's final frontiers: mobile browsers.
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The developers of Darkwallet, the intentionally controversial and OBPP award winning Privacy Bitcoin client are believed to have abandoned the project. One of the developers, Amir Taaki, is allegedly busy "developing something that requires a lot o
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The NSA was sloppy about guarding its classified secrets from Edward Snowden, but no one at the agency is in danger of being prosecuted for that security lapse.
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If we're to have any hope for the future, it will rest with those ill-mannered, bad-tempered, uncivil, discourteous few who are disenchanted enough with the status quo to tell the government to go to hell using every nonviolent means available.
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Imagine this: NSA or GCHQ implants malware on your computer that instructs it to copy certain kinds of data into empty memory separate from your hard drive or flash chips. You, the owner, may think you wiped the device clean, but you really didn't.
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According to experts, these kinds of calls are step one in a phone fraud scheme that could lead to your identity being stolen and/or your bank account drained. The silence on the other end of the phone is actually a computer gathering information abo
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Australian lawmaker shocked as hackers pinpoint location, view texts in real-time
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The internet giant is defending the right of an indicted Rand Paul aide to keep his emails out of government hands.
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Hackers dump SECOND, even bigger batch of Ashley Madison records with taunting message to millionaire founder of 'cheating dirtbag' site
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Hackers who stole sensitive customer information from the cheating site AshleyMadison.com appear to have made good on their threat to post the data online.
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The new glasses called "Privacy Visor," can trick facial recognition technology, and prevent cameras from tracing your identity.
