FBI Admits Responsibility for Tor Malware Attack
Designed to identify users of anonymous network
Privacy
Gov't Encryption Standard Group Warns Against Using One of Its Standards
Snowden leaked documents showing NSA had compromised it
Minnesota State Rep Suing Over Illegal Access to His Drivers' License Data, Joins Hundreds of Similar Claims
One employee looked up records for thousands of women to help his online dating quest
New IPhone's Fingerprint Scan Could Replace Passwords
Data would be stored on device, not in cloud
Five More Organizations Join Lawsuit Against NSA Surveillance
Lawyers group and patient privacy group among them
Federal Consumer Bureau Accused of Trying To Drag Bankruptcy Group Into Data-Mining
Trustee program is intended to be independent and impartial
Does the Royal Baby Deserve Genetic Privacy?
Revelations about the British princeling's ancestry should remind us that DNA testing is no big deal.
Tech Firms Seek Permission to Release More Federal Data Inquiry Info
Government's behavior is breeding mistrust of companies
Facebook Delays Privacy Policy Change After Activist Groups Petition FTC
Policy change would allow Facebook to use your name and profile picture for commercial purposes
Tech Firms Express Shock at NSA's Attacks on Encryption
Microsoft, Yahoo say they were unaware of what feds were doing
Yahoo Issues First Transparency Report
Lists government requests for info for first six months of 2013
Brazilian Diplomats Cancel US Trip Over Snowden Leaks
Not happy about reports of NSA spying
American and British Intelligence Services Have Cracked Many Encryption Codes Used To Protect Privacy
Latest Edward Snowden revelation
Hundreds of NSA Documents To Be Released Because of Lawsuit
Filed by the Electronic Frontier Foundation
California 'Revenge Porn' Bill Could Lay the Foundation For Similar Legislation in Other States
Some lawmakers and experts have First Amendment concerns
Gary Hart, Walter Mondale Register Objections to NSA Surveillance
Say FISA was meant to restrict spying, not increase it
California Assembly Puts Bill Requiring RFID Chips in Drivers Licenses, State IDs on Hold
Seemed on its way to passage
German Regulators Target Facebook Facial Recognition
Change in terms of service worry the privacy regulators
Director of National Intelligence To Release Spying Statistics
James Clapper says he is complying with Obama's directive
Encrypted Email Venture Exceeds Crowdsourced Funding Goals
It plans to base in Iceland, beyond U.S. reach
Use of Anonymous Tor Network Surges in Response to NSA Revelations
An effective FU to the snoops
Omaha Cop Pleads Guilty to Peddling Info From Police Database
Of course you can trust them to respect your privacy
Prof. Added to NSA Review Team On-Record Saying It's Legal
Though he is concerned about privacy violations
Facebook Releases Government Requests Report
Finally details how frequently countries request information from users
US Domestic Surveillance Guidelines Haven't Been Updated in 30 Years
Privacy & Civil Liberties Oversight Board speaks
Teens Developing Growing Awareness on Privacy Issues
At least in regards to what they're doing on their smartphones
NSA Analysts Did Willfully Violate Spying Restriction, Agency States
Despite what we've been told
Student Suspended for Refusing Tracking Chip Returns to School
Program has since been discontinued due to ineffectiveness
Lawmakers Promise Additional Hearings in Wake of Most Recent NSA Revelations
Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) calling for closing of loopholes that allow for warrantless searches of Americans' communications
NSA Can Spy on 75 Percent of All US Internet Traffic
More than has been publicly acknowledged
