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Edward Snowden strikes again, this time lifting the lid on how far and to what extent the National Security Agency (N.S.A.) has been secretly unraveling encryption technology that we all rely onto keep our online data safe and confidential. According to our partner The New York Times, the N.S.A. has bypassed or simply cracked much […]
Julian Assange has spent nearly the last two months inside the Ecuador Embassy, in an effort to prevent his extradition from the U.K. to Sweden, where he faces a sexual assault investigation. On Thursday, Ecuador granted him political asylum, but U.K. officials say they will arrest him if he leaves the embassy.
A trio of Slovenians are taking an interest in cyber-security and turning it into art. They’re asking people to submit their online passwords to a database they make publicly available. Eventually, they hope to turn it into a real-world exhibit.
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