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ADVOCACY, POLICY & NEWS

  • People, Privacy, Uncategorized

    Vale Caspar Bowden

    12 July 2015

    It was with great sadness that we heard of the death last week of Caspar Bowden, privacy activist. Caspar had a long history of privacy advocacy, and was particularly notable in both the fight for public access to strong cryptography in the 1990s and the current fight against mass surveillance.…

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  • Copyright – International

    New Leaked TPP Chapter Shows Countries Converging on Anti-User Copyright Takedown Rules

    8 July 2015

    A draft of the Trans-Pacific Partnership‘s “Intellectual Property” chapter from May 11, 2015 has recently been leaked to journalists. This is the fourth leak of the chapter following earlier drafts of October 2014, August 2013, and February 2011. The latest leak is not available online and we don’t have a…

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  • Domain Names (DNS), Privacy

    Save Domain Privacy

    4 July 2015

    There is a serious threat to domain name privacy, and you can help. As you may have heard, an ICANN working group is considering how privacy and proxy services should work for domain names. It will cover all generic domain names, so not necessarily country domains such as .au, but…

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  • Elections, Electronic Voting

    NSW Officials Attack Researchers Who Found Internet Voting Vulnerabilities

    8 April 2015

    This article, by Farbod Faraji, was originally published on EFF’s Deeplinks blog. It has been slightly modified for context. See the original article. A security flaw in New South Wales’ Internet voting system may have left as many as 66,000 votes vulnerable to interception and manipulation in a recent election,…

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  • Data Retention, Privacy, Surveillance

    The security paradox: individual privacy versus digital driftnets

    1 April 2015

    This article, by Suelette Dreyfus, University of Melbourne and Shanton Chang, University of Melbourne was originally published in The Conversation. See the original article. The great irony of the Abbott government’s plan enforce the mandatory data retention legislation is that while this is being done to make us safer, in fact…

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  • Data Retention, Privacy, Surveillance

    Go dark today against data retention

    25 March 2015

    The Government’s data retention scheme looks set to pass the Senate this week with Labor’s support. This scheme is rushed, costly, ineffective, and against the public interest. Also, absurdly, the flawed legislation leaves open numerous loopholes, which can be used to evade the scheme. This means the data retention dragnet…

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