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Second HTTPS snooping flaw breaks security for thousands of iOS apps
Attackers can potentially snoop on the encrypted traffic of over 25,000 iOS applications due to a vulnerability in a popular open-source networking library. The …
New Firefox version says “might as well” to encrypting all Web traffic
Developers of the Firefox browser have moved one step closer to an Internet that encrypts all the world’s traffic with a new feature that …
Facebook To DEA: Hey, No Setting Up Fake Accounts
Earlier this month, we wrote about the DEA’s decision to set up a fake profile of a woman who was charged in a case …
5,000 Domains Seized Based On Sealed Court Filing; Confused Domain Owners Have No Idea Why
In the past, we’d been fairly worried about governments seizing website domains with little or no notice, but it’s perhaps equally, if not more, …
Firefox 32 includes public key pinning, fixes critical vulnerabilities
Six security advisories – three of which are deemed critical – were addressed in the Tuesday release of Firefox 32, which also comes with …
What You Need to Know About the FISA Court—and How it Needs to Change
Should interpretation of the laws and Constitution of the United States take place in one-sided secretive courts, away from the public eye? For years, …
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