The coronavirus is expanding the surveillance state. How will this play out?
Improvised tech solutions today may be permanent policies tomorrow.
Censoring ISIS's online propaganda isn't working out very well
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Censoring ISIS’s online propaganda isn’t working out very well
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The political science of cybersecurity II: Why cryptography is so important
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Project Gaydar
The Boston Globe "describes some research by MIT students":http://www.boston.com/bostonglobe/ideas/articles/2009/09/20/project_gaydar_an_mit_experiment_raises_new_questions_about_online_privacy/?page=full bq.
Some new data on the Bush administration’s assertions of state secrets privilege
The current administration has come in for a great deal