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    were no more passwords, no multiple identities. Your devices knew who you were, and your identity.” (21) TruYou is a database that holds most information about a person someone would need to know. For example this database holds a persons social security number, their driver license, interests, hobbies, as well as personal information like where they live, etc., this allows The Circle to keep track of every aspect of a persons life. The Circle then took the no anonymity one step further with…

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    In the last two decades, the hiring of mercenaries and private military and security companies (PMSC’s) in conflict areas has significantly increased. This outsourcing has grown very rapidly with the conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq, and while prominent global powers such as the US have become more reliant on services provided by private military firms and mercenaries, weak states as well as international governmental organisations have also recurrently outsourced military operations. The use…

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    hook elementary school, where a gunman killed 20 first graders and six staff members before turning the gun on himself. Gull used his 27 year of law enforcement experience to come up with a new plan security measures to soothe anxious parents, including sound enabled surveillance cameras, uniformed security guards patrolling campus and…

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    I believe that Apple should cooperate with the FBI so that they can find the information that they need.Recently there was an investigation in the FBI that needed information from an IPhone,which is a product of Apple, because they believed it held information that could help understand why they did it and if there was going to be another attack.When the FBI asked Apple if they could get into the IPhone they said no.In the article “PRO/CON:Should Apple have resisted FBI pressure to hack an…

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    There are cameras in every phone and on every street corner, microphones in all 'smart' devices and a seemingly infectious apathy towards these windows in to our private lives. Post 9/11 saw the world, primarily the United States, crack down on its security by instituting legislation like the Patriot Act, which was a law basically stripping away the basic rights granted to an American citizen if the government deemed you a threat. Now that the innate fear of terrorism has fallen since then, a…

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    government to monitor the internet. They need to make sure that personal information is safe from hackers and ensure that the hacker is caught or the scam is dealt with before it causes more problems. Plus, this allows them to find ways to improve network security and prevent any problems in the future. Hacking is definitely a…

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    How would you feel if someone tells you that an intelligence agency has been spying your house for years? This is a question that we do not frequently ask ourselves? We believe that intelligence agencies are not going to spy in “common individuals”. However, a recent report suggests the opposite. According to a recent report, us intelligence agencies spy on individuals through their TV, microware, computers, and phones. Intelligence agencies must not be allowed to spy in any individual. US…

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    " In today’s world of electronic devices, our personal security is a major priority to many. With many terrorist attacks finding roots in social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube, many people especially the victims and the victim’s loved-ones who search for retribution are usually defeated by the Communications Decency Act. On the other hand, some individuals such a white nationalist Richard Spencer are calling for federal government aid to protect individuals freedom of…

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    national security and counterterrorism” while a majority of the standard population finds them invasive and in breach of rights (Bergen). These claims of essentialness are, however, hard to argue for due in part to how secretive everything still is as well as the…

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    The most serious threat to the United States of America is not a physical terrorist attack, but rather a cyber-related one. In Washington, D.C., you can probably count on one hand the issues that both Republicans and Democrats can agree on – and this is certainly one of them. The inevitability of such a catastrophic event and the destruction that it could cause is a nightmarish scenario that without a doubt keeps our elected officials and military leaders awake at night. The questions aren’t “if…

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