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Jolt in WikiLeaks Case: Feds Found Manning-Assange Chat Logs on Laptop
A government digital forensic examiner retrieved communications between accused WikiLeaks source Bradley Manning and an online chat user identified on Manning’s computer as “Julian Assange,” the name...
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In WikiLeaks Case, Bradley Manning Faces the Hacker Who Turned Him In
Accused WikiLeaker Bradley Manning sat in the same room with the man who undid his life on Tuesday, when former hacker Adrian Lamo took the stand on the fifth day of Manning’s pretrial hearing. Lamo,...
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Assange Loses Appeal, But Granted Stay to Apply to Re-Open Case on Technicality
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange lost his Supreme Court extradition appeal on Wednesday, and an order to extradite him to Sweden to face sex crimes allegations was upheld. But his lawyers were also...
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Arvind Narayanan Isn’t Anonymous, and Neither Are You
Arvind Narayanan isn't a household name yet in computer science, but there's a chance he learned your name when he reverse-engineered a Netflix contest to show how easy it is to de-anonymize anonymous...
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Republicans Taking Over Congress Isn’t the Privacy Nightmare You’d Think
Though the senate lost some of its staunchest privacy advocates Tuesday night, there is still broad bipartisan support for NSA reform. The post Republicans Taking Over Congress Isn’t the Privacy...
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Verizon: Mobile Malware Isn’t a Problem
"We're seeing that the exploits just aren't happening," said Bryan Sartin, head of Verizon's RISK team. The post Verizon: Mobile Malware Isn’t a Problem appeared first on WIRED.
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Katie Moussouris Wants Us to Pay Hackers to Find Our Bugs
Moussouris is on a mission to convince the government that security research is vital to keeping us all safe. The post Katie Moussouris Wants Us to Pay Hackers to Find Our Bugs appeared first on WIRED.
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Christopher Soghoian: Encrypt Now or Surrender to Surveillance
Soghoian has been called the Ralph Nader of the Internet age. The post Christopher Soghoian: Encrypt Now or Surrender to Surveillance appeared first on WIRED.
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Spy Agencies Can Run Wild Because Oversight Is Broken
The people charged with guarding against intelligence abuses are spectacularly ignorant about technology. The post Spy Agencies Can Run Wild Because Oversight Is Broken appeared first on WIRED.
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An International Arms Pact Could Criminalize Legit Software
A well-intentioned arms pact could be a nightmare for legitimate security research. The post An International Arms Pact Could Criminalize Legit Software appeared first on WIRED.
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