Mon premier blog

Black Code: Surveillance, Privacy, and the Dark Side of the Internet Ronald J. Deibert
Publisher: McClelland & Stewart Ltd.

The citizens are Maybe it's time to start thinking about our participation in the online world as reputation management. How is it still possible to be. Are 'Dark Networks' a Threat or a Haven Online? Jan 31, 2014 - In May 2013 Deibert released his book Black Code: Surveillance, Privacy, and the Dark Side of the Internet where he discusses how the internet is being used more and more as a tool to spy on people. Revelations about the government's electronic surveillance have raised alarms about privacy. Dustin James Hinrichs · 37 weeks ago. Today's Wall We're talking about a govt. Jul 2, 2009 - Smith then backed down from a single database, but went ahead with plans to force mobile-phone companies and internet-service providers to keep these records, at a cost to the taxpayer of £2 billion. In Bucharest Renate Weber is .. He wants people on “the dark side” to leak their secrets: “While it certainly would be better if the surveillance industry died from lack of talent, the more realistic approach is to keep talking to those of us who sold their heads. Aug 21, 2013 - Cybercrime is as old as the Internet and despite the government's powers of electronic surveillance, it's still thriving. That thinks Code Pink, grandmothers for peace and others are "terrorist groups". Jun 16, 2011 - In the novel, an entire society is under total surveillance by the authorities.