Developer: DRM Locked Me Out of Making My Own Web Browser Drew Wilson | January 23, 2020 DRM and big tech are being blamed for preventing developers from making their own web browsers. It could mean an era of open Internet is over.
More Tech Companies Come Out to Support Google In API Case Drew Wilson | January 17, 2020 There’s been additional developments in the Google v Oracle case. More tech companies are coming out to support Google in the case.
APIs Can Not Be Copyrighted EFF Tells US Supreme Court Drew Wilson | January 13, 2020 Things are not looking good in the Oracle v Google case. So, the EFF has asked the Supreme court to reverse the API decision.
Facebook’s End-to-End Encryption By Default Years Away Drew Wilson | January 11, 2020 It’s a move that has caused governments to freak out, but Facebook is admitting that it’ll take years before end-to-end encryption by default is happening.
More Traffic Data Pollution Hits Google Analytics Users Drew Wilson | January 10, 2020 If you are seeing a slight uptick in traffic to your website, you aren’t alone. Unfortunately, it’s someone polluting Google Analytics again.
Google Urges Supreme Court to Overturn Google v Oracle Decision Drew Wilson | January 7, 2020 The ongoing Google v Oracle could be heading to the US Supreme Court. This after Google urged the court to overturn the decision.
Constitutional Court Declares Austrian Hacking Law Unconstitutional Drew Wilson | December 26, 2019 An Austrian law that allowed police to upload malicious software to targets computers has been declared unconstitutional by the Constitutional Court.
US President Donald Trump Impeached. Will This Affect Digital Rights? Drew Wilson | December 18, 2019 Today, US president Donald Trump became the third president in US history to be impeached. One question is what impact will this have on digital rights.
New Record Set in Cracking RSA Encryption Drew Wilson | December 14, 2019 A new milestone has been set in cracking encryption. Computer scientists have now cracked 240-bit RSA encryption with brute force.
US Senate Hold Hearings on FaceBook End-to-End Encryption Drew Wilson | December 11, 2019 The war on security took another step forward. The US senate is holding hearings with Facebook on their end-to-end encryption plans.
