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"Banning Tor Is Not Acceptable" Claims UK Parliament
The UK Parliament has issued a report that argues that the banning of anonymity systems like the Tor network is “not an acceptable policy option.”
Anonymity Reports Claims 81% Of Tor Users Are Identifiable
A new report claims that more than 81 per cent of Tor users are identifiable using a method that threatens Internet anonymity.
Fresh Patient Confidentiality Care.Data Concerns Arise
NHS England’s director for patients and information Tim Kelsey has claimed the controversial care.data scheme will close “dangerous” gaps in patient care, but many disagree.
IMB Intends To Protect Developers By Encrypting Personal Information
IBM has announced it is bringing a new and experimental service to the Bluemix developer platform, which will allow users to identify themselves without giving away any personal information.
Iran In Attempts To End Internet Anonymity
The Iranian government is reportedly working on a new system to block Internet anonymity.
Mobile App Of The Day: F-Secure Freedome VPN
F-Secure Freedome VPN helps keep your personal data safe and protects your privacy via its sophisticated encryption and data security features.
Opinion: Is The Age Of Digital Espionage Upon Us?
Digital transformation is shaking up the finance industry, says Alistair Tooth, Director of Product Marketing (Cloud Security), EMEA, Akamai Technologies.
Police Facing Questions After "Darknet" Raids
After a series of raids by Europol and the FBI that resulted in 17 arrests, Tor developers have been left asking how the authorities identified the suspects.
Police Operation Sees 400 Dark Net Sites Shut Down Including Silk Road 2.0
As part of a joint effort between 16 European countries and the US, a number of illegal sites have been shut down in a landmark moment in the fight against dark net criminals.
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