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European Court Rules Websites Liable for User Comments

There’s shocking news out of Europe that is likely to have a big influence on how we use the Internet, and on liability for businesses maintaining websites. Global journalists are reporting that the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, Germany has come to a ruling that indicates website operators – specifically Delfi in this […]

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  • June 23, 2015
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New U.N. report calls encryption an essential service to human rights

A recent report from the United Nation’s Human Rights Council is calling out to recognize encryption technologies as being essential to the protection of international human rights in regards to freedom of speech. The report’s author David Kaye, explains the U.N.’s defense of encryption and data-scrambling technologies as being vital tools to protect personal opinions […]

  • Renee Biana admin
  • June 21, 2015
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AlienVault Reports – JSONP watering hole exploits used in China to track a small group of users

Eddie Lee and Jaime Blasco of AlienVault report the discovery of watering hole attacks have been used on non-governmental organization (NGO), Uyghur, and Islamic websites since October 2013, possibly earlier. Just days ago, a PhD student at Indiana University reported through RSA Labs that a watering hole attack was found on the Chinese local website […]

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  • June 21, 2015
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Glenn Greenwald exposes Sunday Times Snowden scandal story, calls it ‘a joke’

Independent journalist Glenn Greenwald is taking aim at new reports in venues including the U.K. Sunday Times that claim security documents leaked by Edward Snowden or others have outed British espionage agents to the Russians and the Chinese. A June 14 story in the Sunday Times claims the two countries have “cracked” some Snowden files, […]

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  • June 19, 2015
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Alleged Snowden Documents Decrypted by Russia and China

Some of the biggest current news about whistleblower Edward Snowden relates to the elaborate espionage activities of the big players, countries like the U.S., Russia and China, with new reports that suggest data acquisition by the Russians and the Chinese have put pressure on the US-UK alliance. Security analysts are contending that some of the […]

  • Renee Biana admin
  • June 18, 2015
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  • 136 Views
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Fake Mobile Phone Towers on the Rise in the UK

  As mobile phones become more popular in the UK, unscrupulous persons are trying to benefit from them by listening in on conversations and more importantly steal private data. So far, Sky News with the help of a German security company known as GMSK Cryptophone has discovered over 20 fake mobile phone towers operating in […]

  • Renee Biana admin
  • June 13, 2015
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Snowden Crises reveals that additional Internet Spying has been Carried Out

As the Snowden crisis continues to shake some agencies in the US, a leak arose revealing that the Obama administration has permitted an internet hunt for any malicious computer hacking being carried out by unscrupulous persons or companies residing outside the US. The news came to the forefront after classified documents belonging to the National […]

  • Renee Biana admin
  • June 10, 2015
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  • 139 Views
Tutorials

How to Setup OpenVPN Server on Linux CentOS 7

Understanding CentOS Each variety of Linux packages different software together and is built upon some variation of the Linux kernel. Furthermore, each flavor is conditionally suited for different types of environments. CentOS seeks to position itself as an enterprise-class operating system, opposed to other operating systems that are more appropriate for personal home use. Also, […]

  • Renee Biana admin
  • June 8, 2015
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  • 165 Views
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How to Setup OpenVPN Server on Ubuntu 15.04

Setting up your own OpenVPN server on Ubuntu has never been easier, or for that matter, cheaper than it is today. Thanks to the GNU project, everyone has access to free and high quality software. However, in decades past, you really had to understand tough technical concepts and procedures to configure your operating system. Ubuntu […]

  • Renee Biana admin
  • June 6, 2015
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  • 164 Views
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How to Setup VPN on Xbox One & Playstation 4

Most VPN providers do not have this specific tutorial available, and do not necessarily fully support VPN through Xbox, PlayStation or any gaming console for that matter. Tech support will not be able to help, other than resolve issues with using VPN through your router. Hopefully this guide is easy for you to understand, and will […]

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  • June 4, 2015
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Internet Activists Respond to U.K. Snooper’s Charter Program

By now, lots of people have heard about the draconian anti-privacy measures in play in the United Kingdom. Prime Minister David Cameron has announced these potential new laws while talking about a sea of change in British government — basically, his quotes show that his administration is poised to peer more closely into the lives […]

  • Renee Biana admin
  • June 3, 2015
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Why You Should Not Use Hola VPN – Free or Paid!

Within the VPN industry, there’s a lot of talk right now about a particular company called Hola Better Internet. The case of Hola and its decline is illustrating how companies can get sneaky about offering web anonymity services, and how exposés can make a certain company into a scapegoat for deceptive or shady practices in […]

  • Renee Biana admin
  • June 2, 2015
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Russia Threatens to Block Google, Twitter, and Facebook

  It looks like the Russian government is headed toward imposing some more heavy-handed policies toward free speech on the Internet, within its national jurisdictions. The country’s government has forewarned blocking large US internet websites and services if they cannot reserve the right to identify individuals and bloggers. Critics of current Russian policies point to a […]

  • Renee Biana admin
  • June 2, 2015
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EU Efforts Fail to Shore Up Net Neutrality, Price Controls, and Privacy

Within the European Union, a vehement dialogue about user’s rights and data privacy has been underscored by new leaked documents showing what some call a “watering down” of regulations and consumer protections promised by some campaigning politicians. Consumer advocates are looking hard at the work of the European Parliament and the European Commission on telecommunications […]

  • Renee Biana admin
  • June 2, 2015
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  • 155 Views

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