Privacy policy

Some important data breach notification information: “Breach of the security of the system" means the unauthorized access and acquisition of unencrypted and unredacted computerized data that compromises the security or confidentiality of personal information maintained by an individual or entity as part of a database of personal information regarding multiple individuals and that causes, or the individual or entity reasonably believes has caused, or will cause, identity theft or other fraud to…

The Truth About The iPhone Hack The tech giant Apple refused to disclose the security encryption key for the cell phone of the San Bernardino terrorist. The result was a court order filed against Apple by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Apples refusal to cooperate with the FBI was based on a controversial principle regarding the personal security of an estimated 100-million iPhone users around the world. The court order was lifted when a professional hacker stepped forward and broke the…

Nothing was ever the same when I turned on my computer that morning, and I made a decision that would change the very course of history... It began as a typical day; soldiers parading down the streets, gray skies above... I turned on my laptop and opened my browser, but then an icon popped up at the bottom of my screen. "Informer97 has requested to chat with you" I glanced at it for a brief moment, and I didn't recognize that screenname... Nonetheless, I turned it on to see who it was and…

collection of Metadata is a Breach of Privacy: Edward Snowden, a hero The government habitually does things which go against what the American people stand for. The highly unethical collection of metadata is a prime example. What is metadata? Metadata is defined as "structured information that describes, explains, locates, or otherwise makes it easier to retrieve, use, or manage an information resource."(Is metadata collected by the government a threat to your privacy? Kassner). Edward Snowden…

The earpiece in Sonea's ear crackled, as if the transmission wasn't quite getting through. She gave it a tap and heard 'Bogeyman's' voice. "Raven, you've got someone coming your way. Grab the doll and let's get out of here." The question was, could it be that easy? What kind of security might the doll have. She knew if she was going to hide some expensive and hard to access tech in there, she'd sure as hell be alarming the item or aiming a laser or two in the general direction for good measure…

Since the government is invading our privacy it’s like having them watching our every move and constantly looking through our photo’s, Facebook messages, and text messages. For example when the FBI wanted Apple to unlock a terrorist phone so that they could look at the text messages. Apple informed the FBI that if they unlock that phone then they would be forced to unlock all of the phones. If they did this then hackers or the government could get a hold of something they don't need to know…

files from the shooters phone. The FBI decided to go to Apple for help in getting those files. Unexpectedly Apple refused to decrypt the files and the FBI had to find another company. Apple should of helped the FBI even though it does invade the privacy of the people. The FBI was trying keep another attack from happening and Apple was just slowing them down. I think that Apple should of done it even though they didn’t have to because if the FBI couldn’t find another company then they wouldn’t…

quality software to track you; by attaching cookies onto our devices. This is the “Global Commercial Surveillance” and the “Holy Grail” for marketing companies. As horrible as this sound, there are ways to protect ourselves from this invasion of privacy. There are different downloadable applications, some free and some not. These apps provide us with the ability to block at least some of the annoyances.…

“0736 hours! For Christ sake that was almost twelve hours ago. Why was I not notified sooner?” “Sir, protocol states that the commanding officer needn’t be contacted until at least a level three bio-safety security breach. Up until now, the breach remained confined in laboratories four and five which worked with non lethal threat leveled agents classified at zero or two. No known hot agents were believed to be involved with the Ackerman experiment, and whatever happened in the labs…

c) Simon’s opinion about Why Mass Surveillance Violates International Law. 2. Paragraph 1: Does: Introduces different countries are trying to limit internet users from either posting anonymously or using encryption to communicate securely. Says: Ecuador’s internet user need to use real name on online, and “pseudonyms are outlawed in Vietnam” (para 1). Paragraph 2: Does: The author gives evidence said government try to stop internet user use from posting anonymously has violate…