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Encryption Law
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Which Wi-Fi Encryption Should You Be Using?
By John Simek
How-To Geek has a post answering that very question. Over the years, several Wi-Fi encryption standards have been developed. WPA3 is the one you should be using today. As the…
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Windows 11 – BitLocker to Go
By John Simek
Need to protect your devices at rest? Encryption is your friend. Microsoft has provided encryption capabilities in Windows 7, Windows 10 and now Windows 11. BitLocker is included for no…
RopesDataPhiles
United States-Australia CLOUD Act Agreement Leaves Encryption Uncertainties
On December 15, 2021, Australia and the United States signed an agreement that will make it more efficient for law enforcement agencies in both countries to obtain data about criminal…
Your IT Consultant
No Privacy Protection for Chinese Apple Users
By John Simek
So much for Apple's privacy policy. If you use Apple products in China, forget about keeping your data private. Think encryption protects your information? Think again. Not if you are…
The Privacy Hacker
Encryption for Data Protection
Organizations large and small across all industries collect and process personal information, be it user information, customer information or employee information. Some of this information may be sensitive, other information…
Future Lawyer
Signal Encrypted Messaging – Free Speech In An Internet World.
By rickgeorges
Signal Messaging. Yes, encrypted messaging can be used by bad actors. Yes, it can be used by those who some call bad; but, others call free speech warriors, like Ed…
SmarTrade
BIS Eliminates Most Mass Market Encryption Reporting Obligations
By Thompson Hine International Trade
The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry & Security (BIS) issued a final rule amending the Export Administration Regulations to eliminate most reporting requirements related to open source encryption…
Trade and Manufacturing Monitor
BIS eliminates most reporting requirements for open source and mass market encryption
By Kelley Drye
Today, the Bureau of Industry & Security (BIS) is amending the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) to eliminate most reporting requirements related to open source encryption software and certain “mass market”…
Intellectual Property Trends
What Is an Encryption Backdoor?
By Peggy Keene
Encryption Backdoors: Do They Create More Concerns Than Good?As technology continues to become increasingly intertwined with a citizen’s daily life, companies continue to push to buy, sell, transfer, and collect…
Ride the Lightning
Cellebrite Says It Can Break Signal’s Encryption: True or False?
My day began with a look at Bruce Schneier's December 21 post about a Cellebrite post on December 10 (helpfully preserved by the Wayback Machine) titled "Cellebrite's New Solution for…