Collaborate Disseminate
Automakers are using the Digital Millennium Copyright Act to shut down tools used by car mechanics — but three states are trying to stop them.
An anonymous reader quotes IFixIt.Org:
in 2014, Ford sued Autel for making a tool that diagnoses car troub… Continue reading Three States Propose DMCA-Countering ‘Right To Repair’ Laws
A coalition of researchers and cryptographers are urging the Guardian to retract a story it published last week which suggested the encrypted messaging app WhatsApp contained a backdoor. Continue reading Coalition of Cryptographers, Researchers Urge Guardian to Retract WhatsApp Story
A coalition of researchers and cryptographers are urging the Guardian to retract a story it published last week which suggested the encrypted messaging app WhatsApp contained a backdoor. Continue reading Coalition of Cryptographers, Researchers Urge Guardian to Retract WhatsApp Story
Interesting post on Cloudflare’s experience with receiving a National Security Letter. News article…. Continue reading Cloudflare’s Experience with a National Security Letter
Interesting post on Cloudflare’s experience with receiving a National Security Letter. News article…. Continue reading Cloudflare’s Experience with a National Security Letter
Cloudflare on Tuesday was finally able to post a National Security Letter it received from the FBI back in 2013.
Continue reading Cloudflare Shares National Security Letter It Received in 2013
EFF’s “Deeplinks” blog has published nearly two dozen “2016 in Review” posts over the last nine days, one of which applauds 2016 as “a great year for adoption of HTTPS encryption for secure connections to websites.” An anonymous reader writes:
In 2016… Continue reading 2016 Saw A Massive Increase In Encrypted Web Traffic
The Electronic Frontier Foundation chooses the stupidest patents of the stupidest year. Continue reading The 11 Stupidest Patents of 2016
Electronic Frontier Foundation has dispatched a team of technologists and lawyers to a protest site in Standing Rock, North Dakota, to investigate “several reports of potentially unlawful surveillance.” An anonymous reader writes:
The EFF has “collecte… Continue reading EFF Begins Investigating Surveillance Technology Rumors At Standing Rock
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Electronic Frontier Foundation: No one should have to fear losing their internet connection because of unfounded accusations. But some rights holders want to use copyright law to force your Internet service prov… Continue reading EFF: The Music Industry Shouldn’t Be Able To Cut Off Your Internet Access