Tag Archives: security industrial complex

NDAA forum highlights: Moderator Eric Bond Q&A

Posted on May 1, 2012 by

Takoma Park/Silver Spring Voice editor Eric Bond posed several questions of both panelists.  The first concerned the efficacy of resolutions like the proposed NDAA/AUMF resolution.  Referring to impeachment and anti-Iraq War resolutions, Bond pointed out that “Bush finished out his … Continue reading →

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Protect Your Digital Privacy: WiFi

Posted on December 8, 2011 by

Coffee houses have a historical caché as the place where revolutions are born, but today they are also one of the easiest places for the authorities or others to eavesdrop on your electronic communications. Broadband wireless, or WiFi, is not … Continue reading →

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Protect Your Digital Privacy: Browser Security

Posted on November 6, 2011 by

The Revolution Will Be Facebooked It might seem hard to believe that Ben Ali’s Tunisian dictatorship tried to nip the Arab Spring in the bud by stealing Facebook passwords. Yet as the revolution spread by message and image on the … Continue reading →

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XOXOXO to secret admirer Government Security News!

Posted on February 24, 2011 by

We’re pleased to see that news of the ACLU-NCA/MCCRC “SAY NO! to Metro Bag Searches” petition and education drive  travels fast. Yesterday one online publication scooped the competition, writing A Washington DC-area citizens’ civil rights group and the American Civil … Continue reading →

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