The Internet Education Foundation invites you to… In June 2013 former NSA contractor Edward Snowden set in motion a torrent of revelations of the NSA’s electronic surveillance capabilities and practices. Through 2013, news outlets and social media poured out wave after wave of articles detailing classified government programs with names like PRISM, MonsterMind, Bulk Collection, […]
PC World wrote an article based on our panel “The Future of Hacking Disclosures: What Are The New Rules of Engagement?” with comments from Heather West and Harley Geiger. The article called “Phone hacking: What the FBI won’t reveal could hurt users, experts argue” appeared today. “Government hacking has already happened. The question of whether […]
eWeek wrote about our panel on “Data Warrants Across The Pond” noting: The day the Department of Justice lost its case before the U.S. Circuit Court for the Southern District of New York, in which it was seeking to force Microsoft to turn over email content stored on a server in Ireland, it presented a […]
Today during our debate on “Data Warrants Across the Pond: Envisioning A More Sustainable Process” representatives from the USDOJ and UK released a white paper titled “Proposed United States – United Kingdom Agreement on Secure and Privacy – Protective Exchange of Electronic Data for the Purposes of Countering Serious Crime, Including Terrorism.” The proposal comes […]