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How the NSA Revelations Can Be Good for US Cloud Providers

Mark Rasch

Cyber Law Editor

Security Current

Conventional wisdom is that the revelations about the NSA domestic and international surveillance programs are bad news for US security, privacy, cloud and other companies. The revelations include assertions (probably…

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Nest, Google and the Third Party Doctrine

Mark Rasch

Cyber Law Editor

Security Current

With Google’s acquisition of technology company Nest, not only has Big Data met the Internet of Things, we have allowed the camel’s nose into the tent of privacy. The Supreme…

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Good Words, Small Change — Obama on NSA Surveillance

Mark Rasch

Cyber Law Editor

Security Current

On January 17, 2014 President Obama came to the “Great Room” at the U.S. Department of Justice (for the first time) to announce his reforms to the NSA’s data collection…

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Schrodinger’s Catnip Revisited – Part I – The Lawful NSA Metadata Program

Mark Rasch

Cyber Law Editor

Security Current

In 1935, Austrian physicist Edwin Schrodinger posited a thought experiment illustrating the duality of quantum entanglement.  In his thought experiment, illustrating nuclear decay, a cat placed in a box would be…

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Further Reflections on the NSA Bulk Data Collection

Mark Rasch

Cyber Law Editor

Security Current

I have already written about how a federal judge in New York ruled that the NSA’s collection of the telephone toll records on every call made is constitutional because, the…

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A Vote in Favor of Making it Tough for Cops to Do Their Jobs

Mark Rasch

Cyber Law Editor

Security Current

Earlier in this space I wrote about the fact that, despite reports to the contrary, possession of marijuana is NOT legal in Colorado – it is still a federal crime.…

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