Defunct email provider Lavabit, has filed response to the government, which maintains it acted in accordance with law when requesting the company's master encryption key.
Security spending will grow 10 fold in the next decade, a chief research analyst predicts, providing needed investments to address growing surveillance concerns.
Starting in 2016, the tech giant will require certificate authorities (CAs) to migrate from SHA-1 to the stronger SHA-2 cryptographic hash function when issuing X.509 certs.
As long as we treat personal information as property, we are faced with an unavoidable dilemma. If we are data and data is property, then we may become property.
Canadian lawmakers are seeking to legislate more oversight of Canada's secretive spy agencies, arguing that citizens don't know enough about what they're doing.
Canadian government agencies hit an all-time high for privacy complaints and data breaches this year, according to the annual report from the federal Privacy Commissioner.
The British intelligence agency used a sophisticated exploitation tool, called "Quantum Insert," to trick telecom workers, a German newspaper revealed.
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