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Monthly Archives: March 2015
Change to How Judges Approve Search Warrants Threatens Fourth Amendment
The Judicial Conference Advisory Committee on Criminal Rules voted 11-1 on Monday to change a federal rule that will give judges more flexibility in approving search warrants. The existing rule, known as Rule 41, gives judges permission to approve search warrants for evidence within geographic bounds of the judge’s specific… Continue reading
Yahoo’s On-Demand Passwords Give Email Users New Key Every Time They Login
As weak user passwords continue to remain popular online despite warnings from service providers and security experts, Yahoo is giving its webmail users an option to ditch the traditional password altogether. Continue reading
Public Interest Registry’s OnGood Initiative to Put Indian NGOs on the Map
India has one of the largest number of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in the world, but with the rise of NGOs, it becomes exceedingly difficult to trust and validate an NGOs credibility. The new .ngo and .ong TLDs will help legitimate NGOs set themselves apart. Continue reading
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Tagged domains, new-ngo, rise, the-largest, the-rise, the-world, vodahost, web hosting, world
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China Has Hacked Every Major US Corporation, Former NSA Head Says
In a speech at the University of Missouri on Thursday, former NSA director Mike McConnell revealed that China has been playing a major role in security breaches at US companies. McConnell said that the malware used by Chinese hackers allows them to access information at will and steal critical information… Continue reading
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Tagged asia, china, cloud-computing, hosting, major-role, missouri, nsa, regions, security and privacy, steal-critical, thursday, university
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China Delays Counter-Terrorism Bill Amid Concerns from Foreign Tech Firms
China is delaying a draft counter-terrorism bill that would require companies to keep servers and user data within the country and hand over encryption keys to the government. Continue reading
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Tagged asia, country, data-within, government, hosting, keep-servers, legal issues, legislation, over-encryption, regions, the-country, vodahost
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