Independent: How FBI’s iPhone Hack ‘Made Us All Vulnerable’
In the name of security we are creating insecurity.
In the name of security we are creating insecurity.
The rule of law is meant to guide the administration of justice. But in an administration obsessed with race, not necessarily.
The federal government has successfully cracked the security function on an iPhone of one of the San Bernardino terrorists and officially withdrew its legal battle against Apple.
Apple is quietly pushing a pro-corporate interpretation of the First Amendment that could do real damage to the government’s ability to regulate commerce and protect consumers.
The Justice Department’s controversial program that allows police to seize and keep cash and property from people who have never been convicted or even charged is resuming.
The Justice Department charged seven Iranians who are accused of cyber attacks targeting more than 40 U.S. banks.
The Justice Department is defending the DEA’s legally questionable, disbanded eavesdropping program that often was used by drug officials in the Los Angeles suburbs.
The so-called Syrian Electronic Army has launched a series of cyber attacks targeting U.S. companies and government systems since 2011.