Surveillance

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

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Jul 12th, 2016

Visions and Revisions: Karen Greenberg on the Making of the Modern Security State

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Jul 12th, 2016

Whose World Is This?: US and UK Government Hacking

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Jul 7th, 2016

Seven Myths Busted: FBI Surveillance and the NSL Expansion Vote in the Senate

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Jun 23rd, 2016

The Early Edition: June 20, 2016

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Jun 20th, 2016

Recap of Recent Posts on Just Security (June 4–10)

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Jun 11th, 2016

Giving Up on Cybersecurity — Strategically

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Jun 6th, 2016

The Early Edition: June 6, 2016

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Jun 6th, 2016

The 702 Reform Debate Is Just Heating Up

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May 16th, 2016

Revelations From the Newly Declassified FISC Opinion on Section 702

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Apr 27th, 2016

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

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Apr 21st, 2016

The Obama Administration Has Embraced Legal Theories Even Broader Than John Yoo’s

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Apr 7th, 2016

ODNI Response on Increased Intelligence Sharing Still Leaves Questions and Concerns

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Apr 5th, 2016

Bye-Bye Birdie: reddit’s Warrant Canary Disappears

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Apr 4th, 2016

Four Takeaways From State v. Andrews

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Apr 1st, 2016

We Need to Know More About When the FBI Can Access One of the NSA’s Biggest Databases

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Mar 29th, 2016

Update on the “Snooper’s Charter”

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Mar 28th, 2016

Surveillance Oversight Should Be President-Proof, But We’re Still a Long Way Off

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Mar 24th, 2016

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

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Mar 18th, 2016

Strong Intelligence Oversight Can Happen Within the Executive Branch

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Mar 17th, 2016

Overseas Surveillance in an Interconnected World

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Mar 17th, 2016

The Growing Divide Between European Governments and Regional Courts on Surveillance

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Mar 16th, 2016

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

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Mar 7th, 2016

UK Government Introduces Revised Investigatory Powers Bill in Parliament

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Mar 2nd, 2016

Apple vs. FBI: “Just This Once”?

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Feb 23rd, 2016

Who Sets the Rules of the Privacy and Security Game?

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Feb 22nd, 2016

FBI’s Push to “Fix a Typo” Would Really Expand Its Surveillance Authority

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Feb 17th, 2016

Security and the Internet of Things

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Feb 11th, 2016

Surveillance Is Still About Power

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Feb 9th, 2016

When the NSA Merges Its Offense and Defense, Encryption Loses

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Feb 5th, 2016

The High Standard of Proof in the Encryption Debate

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Feb 5th, 2016

Why We Need to Reevaluate How We Share Intelligence Data With Allies

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Feb 3rd, 2016

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