NSA Whistleblower: NSA Spying On - And Blackmailing - Top Government Officials And Military Officers

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If not for blackmail, why else would they be spying on everyone?

Farewell to Aaron Swartz, an Extraordinary Hacker and Activist

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Wozniak: Web Crackdown Coming, Freedom Failing

e-Voting Company Could Intercept and Change Ballots Without a Trace

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White House Prepares CISPA-Like Cybersecurity Executive Order

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You better believe that this will not be good.

Why Is Google Picking a Fight with the Mafia?

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"If there was doubt about Google's resolve in fighting what it calls 'Illicit Networks,' some of it was washed away with a few words from Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt on day one of the conference: 'At the end of the day, there really are bad people, and you have to go in and arrest them and kill them.'"

WTF?!?

Iran Nuclear Energy Facility Hit With Malware That Plays AC/DC at Full Volume

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Ok...that's funny.

US Navy Will Spend $34 Million to Switch Drones to Linux

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What were they running on?  Window?!?  No wonder one drone crashed in Maryland!

Help Defend the Internet!

 I just joined something called the Internet Defense League -- and I'm hoping you will, too. I joined because it's important to stand up against the powerful industries that are tyring hard to lock down the net. Remember SOPA and PIPA? The people who wrote them are working on more bills to censor the internet, spy on users, chill innovation and generally wreak havoc with the web.

 

The Internet Blackout helped kill SOPA/PIPA with nothing more than websites and individuals working together to broadcast messages and actions. The Internet Defense League uses the tactics of the Blackout, but supercharged and ready to take on anything that corrupt congresspeople and big business can throw at us.

 

Join me in the League. Take your place in the fight for internet freedom.

 

The Internet Defense League works like this: organizers and members monitor Congress and industry for threats to internet freedom. When there's a grave threat or unmissable opportunity, people use their websites, Twitter, Facebook or other social network accounts to display action messages about the threat and tools for taking action. When we rise up together, we'll be impossible to ignore.

 

With SOPA and PIPA, internet users found a new ability to take a stand together when our rights are at stake. Our powerful protest surprised everyone, especially the congresspeople and lobbyists who wrote the bills. We made them see the internet in a new light, but they still don't know what we're really capable of. The next time internet freedom is threatened, we will be able to use the League to come out even stronger than we did last fall.

 

The Internet Defense League can be the strongest network in the fight for internet freedom - but it will only work if large numbers of people get on board. It would be great to have you standing with us.

 

Click here to get started.

 

There's more about future threats, targets, and The League on the site. I hope you'll join me.

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One last thing. The Internet Defense League depends on its members to donate to our efforts. Our tiny staff works behind the scenes to launch campaigns that defend the internet. Will you donate now to keep us fighting for internet freedom? 

 

Please consider donating by clicking here - it makes a difference. https://fftf.actionkit.com/donate/idl-donate/

 

Thank you!

 

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NDAA Bill Would Allow Defense Department to Conduct 'Clandestine Operations in Cyberspace'

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I guess the last NDAA wasn't bad enough...

Firefox Creators Mozilla Attack Congress; Denounce CISPA

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CISPA is Ridiculously Hideous (And It Just Passed the House)

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"Again, allow me to stress the fact that CISPA enables snooping without a warrant or court involvement. It is absolutely ludicrous insanity."

Think SOPA...but worse.  All they did was change the acronym.

House Passes CISPA Bill

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They couldn't get SOPA or PIPA pass us so they came back with CISPA.  It doesn't matter, though, because ACTA is even worse.

How To Delete Your Google Browsing History Before New Policy

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Don't like Google snooping around in your personal life?  Delete your history.  It'll prevent them from tracking you...sort of.

Mac Trojan is Discovered

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For the Apple lovers out there who think they're immune to viruses...