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Attorney-Client Confidentiality Threatened by Cyber Sabotage: Report

14 Oct 2020
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Attorney-Client Confidentiality Threatened by Cyber Sabotage: Report
14 Oct 2020
Attorney-Client Confidentiality Threatened by Cyber Sabotage: Report
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Cuba vigila a Facebook: 28 personas multadas por comentar en esa red social

25 Jun 2020
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Cuba vigila a Facebook: 28 personas multadas por comentar en esa red social
25 Jun 2020
Cuba vigila a Facebook: 28 personas multadas por comentar en esa red social
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Tell a friend: The UK IP Bill is back again

6 Sep 2016

The bill still codifies mass surveillance, undermines encryption, and authorises mass government hacking.

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Tell a friend: The UK IP Bill is back again
6 Sep 2016
Tell a friend: The UK IP Bill is back again
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Privacy under attack in France and the U.S.

23 Apr 2015

Legislators tend to respond swiftly to cyber attacks and terrorism with bold statements and hastily written bills — but as we’ve seen, bad laws can stay on the books for decades. These issues are far too important to rush into law. Cyber security should not be used as an excuse to trample upon our digital rights or expand government surveillance, in the U.S., in Europe, or anywhere else in the world.

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Privacy under attack in France and the U.S.
23 Apr 2015
Privacy under attack in France and the U.S.
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