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Tag Archives: Electronic Frontier Foundation
Legal Victory of the Day: EFF Victorious In Fight Over Time-Zone Database
More good news from the Electronic Frontier Foundation in a suit brought against Alfred Olson and Paul Eggert (who maintain the timezone database at the National Institutes of Health) by software developers Astrolabe, Inc. The Time Zone Database (or tz … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfred Olson, Astrolabe, EFF, Electronic Frontier Foundation, IANA, IANA Time Zone Database, Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, National Institutes of Health, NIS, Olson database, Paul Eggert, Time Zone Database, tz database
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Great Firewall Of…. T-Mobile?
I was lazily scrolling though my Google Reader feed thisĀ afternoon when I saw a Tweet from the Electronic Frontier Foundation that caught my attentions Researcher reports T-Mobile UK is using #DPI and packet forgery to jam SMTPS email encryption … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Brother, Censorship, EFF, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Encryption, OpenVPN, Privacy, SMTPS, SSH, SSL, T-Mobile, T-Mobile UK, VPN
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Google Now Even More Secure
Google has begun using “forward secrecy” in it’s secure web-browsing to prevent hackers from storing and later decrypting your traffic to services such asĀ searches, Gmail, Docs, and Google+ The forward secrecy enabled today requires that the private keys that … Continue reading
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Tagged Chrome, e-mail, EFF, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Firefox, Google+, hacking, HTTPS, HTTPS Everywhere, Internet Explorer, Microsoft, Privacy, security, security vulnerabilities, Tor, Tor Project
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