Privacy

Feinstein-Burr 2.0: The Crypto Backdoor Bill Lives On

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Sep 9th, 2016

Foreign Governments, Tech Companies, and Your Data: A Response to Jennifer Daskal and Andrew Woods

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Aug 30th, 2016

A Problematic Pseudo-Category of Surveillance Information and Promising Post-Collection Policy

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Aug 25th, 2016

The Democratic National Committee Hack: Information as Interference

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Aug 1st, 2016

It’s Time to Come to Terms With Secret Law: Part I

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Jul 20th, 2016

Three Key Takeaways: The 2d Circuit Ruling in The Microsoft Warrant Case

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Jul 14th, 2016

Letter to the Editor: Chairman Medine’s Dedicated Service to the PCLOB Was a Testament to Bipartisanship

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Jul 12th, 2016

Guest Post: What is FBI Director Comey Doing?

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Jul 11th, 2016

The FBI’s Warrantless Surveillance Back Door Just Opened a Little Wider

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Apr 21st, 2016

Feinstein-Burr, Encryption, and “The Rule of Law”

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Apr 19th, 2016

Digital Disruption of Human Rights

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Mar 25th, 2016

So Software Has Eaten the World: What Does It Mean for Human Rights, Security & Governance?

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Mar 18th, 2016

Reminder: You Should Care About Mass Surveillance, Even if You’ve Done Nothing Wrong

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Mar 7th, 2016

Who Sets the Rules of the Privacy and Security Game?

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Feb 22nd, 2016

Justice Scalia, Privacy, and Where We Go From Here

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Feb 19th, 2016

Surveillance Is Still About Power

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Feb 9th, 2016

Cryptopanic and James Comey’s Xanatos Gambit

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Feb 2nd, 2016

OmniCISA Pits DHS Against the FCC and FTC on User Privacy

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Dec 16th, 2015

Cross-Border Data Requests: A Proposed Framework

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Nov 24th, 2015

Power Wars Symposium: Surveillance, Individual Rights, and the Obama Administration

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Nov 5th, 2015

Reminder: Tech Firms Aren’t Always the Privacy Advocates We’d Like to Think They Are

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Nov 1st, 2015

A Quick Update: Apple, Privacy, and the All Writs Act of 1789

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Oct 30th, 2015

The World Doesn’t Need a “Snowden Treaty”

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Oct 21st, 2015

Adding Some Nuance on the European Court’s Safe Harbor Decision

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Oct 7th, 2015

A Proposal to Improve Foreign Law Enforcement Access to US-Held Data

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Sep 30th, 2015

DOJ’s New Stingray Policy is a Good Start, But It’s Got Problems

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Sep 10th, 2015

Jen Daskal’s The Un-Territoriality of Data is Honored

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Jul 29th, 2015

Just Security Moves to HTTPS

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Jul 24th, 2015

Bold Step on Privacy and Digital Rights

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Jul 8th, 2015

OPM, CISA, and the Cybersecurity Oxymoron

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Jul 2nd, 2015

Sloppy Cyber Threat Sharing Is Surveillance by Another Name

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Jun 29th, 2015

Chris Soghoian Q+A: The Next Chapter of Surveillance Reform

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Jun 4th, 2015

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