Watching the legal system deal with the internet is like watching somebody trying to drive a car by looking only in the rear-view mirror. The results are amusing and predictable but not really interesting.

GCHQ and the NSA are consequently able to access and process vast quantities of communications between entirely innocent people…This includes recordings of phone calls, the content of email messages, entries on Facebook and the history of any internet user's access to websites

A major cyber-attack … has been discovered by… Kaspersky Labs… it was designed to steal encrypted files - and was even able to recover files that had been deleted

We are in the age of Big Data, and are confronted by troubling questions about our privacy, what is left of it, and what is done with all this information

Companies monitor consumers' behavior by various digital means for profit. Governments sit atop data mountains and play the role of Big Brother.

many…remain unaware of how their personal data and web presence is being utilized, or perhaps simply place an implicit level of trust in their service providers to handle their data appropriately

สล็อตเว็บตรง While many big-data providers do their best to de-identify individuals from human-subject data sets, the risk of re-identification is very real

MIT Profs Mull Privacy Concerns as They Parse Big Data

How big data took over our lives: Facebook knows what you like, Google knows what you want, Apple knows what you buy, Amazon knows what you read, Microsoft knows where you live