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The Pathology of Mass Surveillance: The UK, Bulk Interception and the European Court of Human Rights

09.20.18

  • Thomas Drake: NSA Shares Some Blame for Not Preventing 9/11

    08.04.18

  • The American Intelligence Community Facade

    03.29.18

  • Should CYBERCOM Split From the NSA?

    06.02.17

  • The Merry Life of Dragnet Surveillance

    05.27.17

  • WannaCry on Cyber Monday

    05.14.17

  • Giving Up Paradise: Movie Review of ‘Snowden’

    01.07.17

  • Cybersecurity, Mad Dogs and Trump Nominees

    12.18.16

  • Participation and Rights: Why Do We Forfeit?

    11.25.15

  • If U.S. Intelligence on Russia is Broken (A Bit), What Can Be Done To Help Fix It?

    11.03.15

  • France and the NSA: The Tolerable Deception

    06.29.15

  • Stealing the Keys: The SIM Card Hacking Case

    02.22.15

  • The Folly of Data Retention: A Fool’s Paradise in Australia

    02.21.15

  • Falling Short of the Mark: The Eric Holder Dossier

    10.01.14

  • The Politics of China’s Anti-Monopoly Investigations

    09.17.14

  • Automating Warfare: MonsterMind and Cloudy Diplomacy in Cyberspace

    08.25.14

  • Obama and Europe: The Cost of Coolness

    08.12.14

  • Gluttons of Information: The Metadata Confusion in Oz

    08.09.14

  • Bouncing Parliament: Surveillance by Emergency in the UK

    07.19.14