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US court rules that FBI can hack into a computer without a warrant

24
Jun
2016

A U.S. court has ruled that the FBI can hack into a computer without a warrant — a move which is troubling privacy advocates. The criminal case involves a child pornography site, Playpen, that had been accessible through Tor, a browser designed for anonymous web surfing. The FBI, however, managed to take over the site […]

Category Access control Written by Cio 0 Comments

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EU: No Safe Harbor for US firms

07
Oct
2015

A European court on Tuesday tossed out a long-standing agreement between the United States and European Union over how private data handled by Facebook and other companies can be exchanged, inflaming transatlantic trade tensions. The European Court of Justice’s ruled that U.S. companies can’t be assumed to meet #eu standards for keeping data private following […]

Category Privacy protection Written by Thehill 0 Comments

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