UK Porn Filter Delayed Another 6 Months After Failing to Inform EU Drew Wilson | June 24, 2019 The notorious UK porn filter is being delayed again. This time, it’s for another 6 months after they forgot to tell Europe.
Spy Agency Attacking Mozilla’s DoH Encrypted Web Browsing Initiative Drew Wilson | June 12, 2019 Mozilla has been developing DoH web encryption to enhance users privacy. Naturally, the GCHQ has a problem with that.
UK’s Plan to Weaken Encryption Condemned Across Civil Society Drew Wilson | June 10, 2019 The war on encryption is taking a serious turn in the UK. Now, civil rights groups are condemning the proposal to weaken security.
UK Data Breach Notifications Quadruple Under GDPR Laws Drew Wilson | June 1, 2019 The roaring success of Europe’s GDPR laws is continuing to pay dividends to users. Breach notifications in the UK have quadrupled.
Freezenet’s Official Podcast: April 2019: Arrest That Journalist! Drew Wilson | May 13, 2019 In this sixth episode of the Freezenet official podcast, we check out the news and reviews for the month of April. Arrest that Journalist!
Julian Assange Sentenced to 50 Weeks in Prison Drew Wilson | May 1, 2019 Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange has now been sentenced to 50 weeks in prison. All this as political uncertainty sets in.
BBFC Admits Porn Filter is Useless In Face of VPNs Drew Wilson | April 21, 2019 The BBFC, the UK’s designated Internet porn regulator, is admitting that VPNs will circumvent the UKs Internet age verification system.
UK Opposition Leader and EFF React to Julian Assange’s Arrest Drew Wilson | April 12, 2019 The UK opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn and the Electronic Frontier Foundation are reacting to news that Julian Assange had been arrested.
Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange Arrested By British Authorities Drew Wilson | April 11, 2019 He helped expose secret trade agreements like ACTA, CETA, TPP, and others. Now, Julian Assange is in custody awaiting possible extradition to the US.
Study: 58% of UK Businesses Couldn’t Detect a Security Breach Drew Wilson | January 19, 2019 A recent study out from the UK says that 58% of businesses were unable to detect a security breach in IOT devices.
