Prince Harry Caught Naked on Camera in Vegas
Managed to cover the family jewels
Complicated software takes the inputs and "sees" patterns
Multiple surveillance technologies bring airport security to a public place near you
We're almost certainly not yet living in the Panopticon. But any step in that direction-even if it's well-spun marketing-speak-is worth watching.
Tiburon has license-plate readers monitoring both roads into town
Former worker was fired due to famous video.
Official says company illegally archiving photos of members without permission.
Agency refuses to release documents showing how it is operating following SCOTUS decision.
Even as the Sixth Circuit says no warrant is needed to follow cell phone GPS signals, civil liberties groups beg to differ
Are Internet rumors getting out of hand, like they do?
The snoopy scheme's parent company has the contract for rail-ticketing systems in several Australian cities
The hacker group that provided TrapWire documents to WikeLeaks declares war on the creepy surveillance system
Snoopy law-enforcement officials find that having data isn't the same as knowing what to do with it
Young people, in particular, give thumbs-up to security theater
Lawmakers say practice is an invitation to identity theft
Experts say surveillance tool monitoring transactions in the Middle East looks like more cyber-warfare
Court says Illinois town must stop turning citations into identity-theft bait
The controversial status checks left standing by the Supreme Court are back in district court for consideration
Largest fine ever levied by FTC.
If they're required for a drug investigation, utilities must surrender details of your power usage, says federal court
Sent photos and videos of the wiretap to his followers
Those using the National Health Service will have to opt-out or else become research subjects
Oregon Democrat defected from Senate peers' support.
After five years, Senate finally approves members to board
Quantum key distribution may be the key to secure encryption, say scientists
Even efforts to make the legislation less dangerous to privacy couldn't save it
FBI-originated technology that identifies people from photographs will be deployed by 2014
Public school students in Scottsdale, Arizona, will be required to wear ID badges
In the name of battling terrorism, the federal government is building dossiers on Americans from government and private databases
EFF asked California's highest court to review a judge's decision forcing a juror to turn over the content of his Facebook postings to the parties to the case
Nadim Kobeissi has made encrypted online communication sexy
After losing memory sticks full of data on millions of voters, the agency responsible for elections in Ontario, Canada, hasn't encrypted anything
The electronic civil liberties group warns that the NSA's history of privacy violations makes it a lousy candidate for securing data