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Stolen SIM Card Keys Could be Powerful Spy Tool: Report - Vimarsana News

Stolen SIM Card Keys Could be Powerful Spy Tool: Report

Washington: It would be another powerful tool in the arsenal of US and British spy services: encryption keys for a large share of the SIM cards used for mobile phones. A report by the investigative news website The Intercept, citing leaked documents from former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden, said the US and British

The wildly popular police scanner goes silent for many in US - Vimarsana News

The wildly popular police scanner goes silent for many in US

As the numbers of listeners soared online, the risks of allowing unfettered access — at times including names, addresses and phone numbers — concerned public safety officials.

The wildly popular police scanner goes silent for many - Vimarsana News

The wildly popular police scanner goes silent for many

Press freedom groups and other organizations that advocate for government transparency have expressed alarm at the trend toward encryption.

Source: boston.com
The Wildly Popular Police Scanner Goes Silent for Many - Vimarsana News

The Wildly Popular Police Scanner Goes Silent for Many

American cities are encrypting their emergency radio communications over concerns about safety and privacy.

Senate bill crafted with DEA targets end-to-end encryption, requires online companies to report drug activity - Vimarsana News

Senate bill crafted with DEA targets end-to-end encryption, requires online companies to report drug activity

A bill requiring social media companies, encrypted communications providers and other online services to report drug activity on their platforms to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has advanced to the Senate floor.