Microsoft says government snooping as bad as 'malware and cyber attacks'

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http://www.nbcnews.com/technology/microsoft-says-government-snooping-bad-malware-cyber-attacks-2D11697924

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http://www.nbcnews.com/technology/microsoft-says-government-snooping-bad-malware-cyber-attacks-2D11697924

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Forget the needle, take the haystack

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Who is monitoring the covert operations of the world's spy agencies?

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Technology firms seek government surveillance reform

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Wonder if they've ever heard it said

 

If you're in a hole, stop digging!

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World of Spycraft? NSA taps in-game communications: report

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Krusty13 wrote:

Technology firms seek government surveillance reform

Web giants demand limits on government surveillance

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Authors call for 'digital bill of rights'

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GCHQ and NSA 'track Google cookies'

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Krusty13 wrote:

World of Spycraft? NSA taps in-game communications: report


NSA's virtual waste of time? Spying in 'World of Warcraft' is harder than you think

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NSA hacking methods revealed

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NSA can turn your iPhone into a spy, says privacy advocate Jacob Appelbaum

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Most Australians want Google to stop giving data to US spy agencies

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Keep 'em coming, Krusty13!

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NSA researching quantum computer that could crack most types of encryption

 

Edit : Still want to use an online vault to save your passwords?

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Krusty, I read if you're logged on, NOTHING is private anymore. I must stop having affairs.....:smileylol:

 

Edit, if Mrs F4E is reading this, I'm joking !....

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"The irony of quantum computing," Lidar said, "is that if you can imagine someone building a quantum computer that can break encryption a few decades into the future, then you need to be worried right now."

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More on privacy, or lack of.........

 

http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2014/01/03/facebook-is-being-sued-for-intercepting-users-communications/

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"The solution to government surveillance is to encrypt everything."

 

 

"If you procure software or hardware from overseas, from a country with a government which does not have your best interests at heart, you need to remember that it may not be as secure as you think," Mr Krikken says.

"So you have to decide who you trust, and find out where the vendor gets all the parts of its product from."