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REAL ID, WHTI Opponents' Concerns Persist

May 02, 2008 -Testifying before Congress, public and private sector critics joined civil libertarians to attack REAL ID and the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative on multiple fronts.

Australia Considers Legislation to Allow Companies to Surveil Employees' E-mails Without Consent

Apr 15, 2008 -Australia's Attorney General wants to give companies involved in the country's critical infrastructure the right to monitor their employee's Internet communications without consent to prevent a cyberattack.

Police Surveillance Widens in D.C.

Apr 09, 2008 -The District of Columbia is set to give police access to a fully integrated network of 5,000 CCTV cameras.

Bank Account Details Most Popular Item for Sale by Cybercriminals

Apr 08, 2008 -In the online black market, bank account details can sell for as little as $10.

End in Sight for Pentagon Intelligence Unit?

Apr 02, 2008 -A controversial Pentagon intelligence office may be closed down, depending on the results of an impending review by Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates.

Paper: Barred Domestic Spying Activity Resurrected at Different Agency

Mar 12, 2008 -The National Security Agency has duplicated the domestic data mining work of a Pentagon program defunded by Congress three years ago amid concerns over legality and privacy.

U.K.: Foreigners and Certain Workers Will Get ID Cards Starting Next Year

Mar 07, 2008 -The Home Office has backed away from compulsory ID cards for all Britons, yet critics argue the plan is a "stealthy" attempt to accomplish the same result.

ICE Plans Major Immigration Database

Jan 25, 2008 -Immigration and Customs Enforcement plans a major database that will draw from more than nine federal sources to close information-sharing gaps.

EU: IP Addresses Should Be Considered Personal Data

Jan 22, 2008 -The opinion given by a group of E.U. data privacy regulators would have major implications for the way Internet search providers record data.

Surveillance Grows Worldwide in 2007

Jan 07, 2008 -A new survey from two privacy organizations says state surveillance is increasing, even in the world's strongest democracies.

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