Sotomayor Lays Marker on Privacy In United States v. Jones, the Supreme Court found the warrantless use of a GPS device to track a party’s whereabouts violated the 4th Amendment. What is notable about the case was the debate, was a concurring opinion by Justice Sotomayor which anticipated future debates regarding online privacy. Specifically, Sotomayor…
While Twitter’s recent announcement of its policy for complying with government censorship requests sparked a great outcry – particularly coming in the shadow of internet protests over SOPA – the reality is that Twitter selected a very measured approach that it would allow it to still comply with requests that are lawful in the countries…
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INTRODUCING 2012 HACK EXCHANGE After the enormous amount of activity that occurred in 2011, Cyber Report decided to track on a cumulative basis hacking and cyber attack activity. Already we have seen major hacking events from Zappos to Susan G. Komen; an escalating cyber war in the middle east with Israel matching attacks on El…
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