CNN — A Minnesota middle school student, with the backing of the American Civil Liberties Union, is suing her school district over a search of her Facebook and e-mail accounts […]
What Should You Do If Your Employer Asks For Your Facebook Password? By Dave Copeland / March 12, 2012 8:30 AM / 24 Comments Why are some employers asking […]
The Nassau County Bar Attorneys Accountants Committee has asked me to present on selected Cyber-Security topics. When; Feb 27, 2012 Where: Nassau County Bar Association 15th & West Streets […]
The FTC has notified Apple & Google that they actually need to read, abide by and enforce their own privacy policies. Specifically, these two operators can’t turn a blind-eye to […]
Don’t be evil. That’s Google’s job. In contravention of Apple’s policies, and their own statements about consumer privacy, Google bypassed Safari’s security settings to store permanent cookies on Apple […]
In US vs Warshak, the DOJ argued in court that since email accounts are hacked into, people die, and people forget their passwords, email should have no 4th amendment protections. […]
According to the Economist, the German Federal & State intelligence services are stuck in the past. Rather that focusing on current threats, like a neo-naze group that murdered 10 […]
George Orwell was such an optimist… The Australian police have been spying on web surfing, emails, cell phones with warrants for quite some time. At least they’re in […]
On Feb 21, 2012, Raj Goel, CISSP (NYIT ’95) addressed the Surrey Board Of Trade on selected Information Security Topics. We ( students and Faculty of NYIT-Vancouver) discussed the […]
Do you recall how in The Minority Report, stores were trying to sell Tom Cruise products based on his retina scans? What would you do if a Retailer knew you […]
