Cada vez hay más ‘naves’ en manos de canales de televisión, fuerzas de seguridad  y privados. Sin embargo, existe un vacío legal sobre su uso.

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By now, we’ve heard from tech companies such as Facebook, Google and Cisco Systems that the National Security Agency’s spying poses a threat to their international business and, in Cisco’s case, is already hurting it. So what does that threat look like, exactly, at ground level?

Some companies are apparently so concerned about the NSA snooping on their data that they’re requiring – in writing – that their technology suppliers store their data outside the U.S. (más…)

Security software provider RSA has “categorically” denied that it knowingly incorporated a flawed formula for generating random numbers in its BSAFE product as part of a contract to provide a “back door” for the National Security Agency (NSA) to access data protected by the encryption software.

“Recent press coverage has asserted that RSA entered into a ‘secret contract’ with the NSA to incorporate a known flawed random number generator into its BSAFE encryption libraries. We categorically deny this allegation,” RSA said in a blog post published Sunday. (más…)