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Here is the audio from Monday's event at the Berkman Center at Harvard, "Defending an Unowned Internet." I have edited it slightly for length. The intervention by Tim Berners-Lee, for those interested in...
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As the week began, we found ourselves in the middle of one of our own stories as we persevered through a new round of cyberattacks.
Nevertheless Lawfare continued apace. Ben brought us the next installm...
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As Wells noted last week, there was a significant decision regarding FISA, in the Northern District of Illinois, on January 29th. In the case of United States v. Daoud, Judge Sharon Johnson Coleman order...
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Released today: this quite significant order, containing the district court's findings of fact and conclusions of law in Ibrahim v. Department of Homeland Security---or the "No-Fly List Case" [h/t Wired]...
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This just in from the Post's Ellen Nakashima:
The National Security Agency is collecting less than 30 percent of all Americans’ call records because of an inabilit
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The plans to reform the NSA that President Obama laid out in his speech in January are taking shape.
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I posted a link earlier this week to a story from NBC about getting hacked in Russia. Turns out at least one security researcher thinks that the story was overstated. His word, is "fabricated" -- and a...
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Pass the smelling salts! They're using espionage on our people for their strategic purposes.
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That is the title of this press release by Senator Jeff Merkley, announcing a resolution “calling for Congress to have a role in approving any further United States military involvement in Afghanistan af...
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The Sochi Olympics begin today. While you’re all intimately familiar with the dire living conditions, the reporting difficulties, and the stray dogs, maintaining security is no easy feat. Rep.
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David Ignatius agrees with me, though he probably doesn't know it :-). As I pointed out a couple of weeks ago, Ignatius thinks that the paradoxical and unfortunate result of the Snowden disclosures may ...
