September 21, 2026 Solving the AI Paradox In the last week, many news organizations have breathlessly covered the “AI doomer” comments by a former Anthropic employee, who said that many of…
April 21, 2025 Travel Insecurity Going through border security today – even just returning to your own country – is not at simple and stress-free as it should be….
March 17, 2025 All Things Secured Josh Summers lived in China for many years and learned a lot about privacy and security. Since he left, he’s made it his mission…
February 3, 2025 Controlling Your Digital ID In the real world, we present different aspects of ourselves in different environments: home, work, family, friends, school, etc. Why can’t we do this…
July 22, 2024 Open Source Intelligence If someone decided to dig into your life – perhaps even try to ‘dox’ you – how might they go about doing that? What…
May 27, 2024 Why Privacy Matters Our privacy has never been more threatened. While some of us are vaguely aware of this, most of the rampant data collection and sharing…
April 29, 2024 The Rise of CBDC AI has been grabbing all the tech headlines, but cryptocurrency is still innovating and changing. One of the primary goals of cryptocurrency was to…
February 19, 2024 Car Privacy is Horrid Modern cars are chock full of sensors and connected to the internet via built-in cellular modems. That’s a recipe for massive data collection. Last…
July 24, 2023 The Politics of Privacy Despite growing demand from US citizens for privacy protections, the federal government has failed repeatedly to enact basic privacy laws. However, one US state…
May 1, 2023 STOPping Mass Surveillance There’s a big difference between mass surveillance and targeted surveillance based on a court-approved, limited-scope search warrant. But advances in technology have made warrant-less,…