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Données privée : les géants du web s’opposent à un projet de loi en Californie - 18 avril 2013
En Californie comme en Europe, les internautes veulent protéger leur vie privée. Un projet de loi veut contraindre les sociétés Internet à leur communiquer les données qu’elles possèdent et avec qui elles les partagent. Baptisé « droit de savoir », un projet de loi dans l’état de Californie suscite le mécontentement des (...)

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FBI : We need wiretap-ready Web sites - now - 7 mai 2012
CNET learns the FBI is quietly pushing its plan to force surveillance backdoors on social networks, VoIP, and Web e-mail providers, and that the bureau is asking Internet companies not to oppose a law making those backdoors mandatory. The FBI is asking Internet companies not to oppose a controversial proposal (...)

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Why Hillary Clinton Should Join Anonymous - 7 mai 2012
The State Department and the online mob are both destroying "Internet freedom." The hacktivists keep supplying the industry with strong examples as to why more public money should be spent beefing up Internet security and surveillance while eliminating online anonymity. Take Anonymous’ recent assaults on the (...)

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CISPA : Who’s for it, who’s against it and how it could affect you - 29 avril 2012
With the House’s passage of the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, the bill’s proponents and opponents on both sides of the aisle are gearing up for a fight over the legislation as it heads to the Senate. Here’s a quick look at who’s for CISPA, who’s against it and why. Facebook, Microsoft, the U.S. (...)