I love his response to anyone who suggests that we don’t need privacy if we aren’t doing anything wrong. OK, go ahead and email me the passwords to ALL of your email accounts so I can troll through, read what I want, publish what I find interesting, etc. Also note the way people like Eric…
Hey if you’re a Dropbox user, go change your password. There’s apparently been a breach of user account information! Update: Dropbox says the credentials didn’t come from their servers, but does encourage you to setup two factor authentication.
Watching 60 Minutes tonight, and in an interview with FBI Director James Comey, he compared Apple and Google’s plans to encrypt phones by default to having car trunks that can never be opened or houses that can never be entered, even with a court order. Except his comparisons are completely and utterly incorrect. Law enforcement,…
How to Change the Way Your Firm Thinks about eDiscovery tags:LitSupport MM 3 Ridiculous Myths about Cybersecurity tags:MM Security Survey of Corporate Counsel Finds that there is Much Room for Improvement in Handling eDiscovery tags:LitSupport MM Would You Give Up Your Private Information for a Cookie? tags:MM Security Posted from Diigo. The rest of my…
Dem Phones, Dem Phones, Dem iPhones tags: LitSupport MM FBI Faces Off Against Apple and Google for Encrypting Phones tags: MM Security Is the IRS’s Inability to Find Emails the Result of Unethical Behavior? tags: LitSupport MM Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
As a card carrying Gold level Marriott customer, the wifi situation has always been a source of confusion for me. When I travel for work or personal reasons, I generally stay in the lower end Marriott properties, the Residence Inn, Fairfield Inn and Suites, etc. Those rooms usually come with free wifi. The more expensive…