Feb 22
Don’t expect one whole heck of a lot of tweets coming out of Venezuela in the immediate future as President Nicolas Maduro’s government has shut down the internet and select … Continue reading
Feb 20
This week a job listing posted by the Department of Homeland Security has suggested that they’re aiming for a Federal License Plate Reader Database in the near future. This database … Continue reading
Feb 18
It’s AT&T up next with their transparency report regarding the United States Department of Justice and the amount of demands they’ve been sent over the past year. These demands are … Continue reading
Feb 14
As protests in Venezuela — which were recently banned, spurring further unrest — ramp up, the nation’s government has blocked its citizens from seeing photos on Twitter, the microblogging service … Continue reading
Feb 14
According to US officials that spoke with The Wall Street Journal, South Korea has fallen in line with US requests that sensitive communications be routed to bypass Huawei network equipment. … Continue reading
Feb 12
Edward Snowden’s breach of NSA data prompted a sweeping internal investigation into how he managed to pull off his mission. According to an agency memo acquired by the folks at … Continue reading
Feb 06
An updated transparency report has arrived from Twitter today. This report is released on a biannual basis, which means this latest is offering a look at what happened during the … Continue reading
Feb 04
Today, a report from the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Minority Committee offered an overview of the fed’s current state of cybersecurity. And how is the government with which we entrust our most sensitive and private information looking? In short—bad. Very, very bad.
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Jan 29
Snowden Nobel Peace Prize nomination up for “stable and peaceful world order”
Posted in: Today's ChiliThis week it’s been made clear that two members of Norway’s Socialist Left Party intend on adding Edward Snowden to their shortlist for possible recipients of the Nobel Peace Prize … Continue reading
Jan 28
Gov loosens data grip, tech companies given go-ahead for better transparency
Posted in: Today's ChiliAs NSA-related news continued to surface, consumers demanded transparency and tech companies felt the heat. Bound on one end by the government and hounded on the other by users, Google, … Continue reading
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