Zur Begründung heiße es in dem Entwurf, das Kontaktsperregesetz sei nicht mit den Vorgaben der EU-Richtlinie über das „Recht auf Zugang zu einem Rechtsbeistand im Strafverfahren“ vom 22. Oktober 2013 vereinbar.

Dein gesamter Traffic wird durch deinen Serviceprovider auf die letzte Meile geschickt. Der VS hat bei jedem Provider an jedem Hub eine Lausch-Box stehen. Hier kann man dir gezielt ein gepatchtes Update unterjubeln, und du merkst rein gar nichts davon.
Wie kommt also ein Trojaner in den Bundestag?

Die Antikorruptionskampagne des Parteichefs ist eine mächtige Waffe: Wo fast jeder korrupt ist, ist fast jeder angreifbar. Wirklich angegriffen werden ganz oben aber nur jene, die Xi Jinping im Weg stehen – weil sie seine Macht bedrohen oder weil sie eine Hürde sind für die von ihm angestrebten Wirtschaftsreformen. Zhou Yongkang erfüllte als Dunkelmann der Macht und als Vertreter des verkrusteten Ölmonopols gleich beide Kriterien.

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ops kill a lot of people. Depending on who‘s counting, they‘ve already killed between 385 and 470 people this year. This isn‘t to say that some of these killings weren‘t justified, but when details begin leaking out about the those killed, the amount of force in relation to the threat posed is often questionable.

Because no PD wants to look like the home of trigger-happy thugs, the media spin begins almost before the „suspect“ has expired.

Unfortunately, the court has now ruled against Google, using the same sort of logic the lower court did — basically arguing that because Google is available in British Columbia, the court has jurisdiction, and because it‘s trying to stop what it deems to be illegal actions from reaching Canada‘s shores, it has every right to order Google to block things worldwide, lest someone from British Columbia decide to type „google.com“ into their browser to avoid the „google.ca.“

Earlier this week, we noted that Senator Mitch McConnell, hot off of his huge flop in trying to preserve the NSA‘s surveillance powers, had promised to insert the dangerous „cybersecurity“ bill CISA directly into the NDAA (National Defense Authorization Act). As we discussed, while many have long suspected that CISA (and CISPA before it) were surveillance bills draped in „cybersecurity“ clothing, the recent Snowden revelations that the NSA is using Section 702 „upstream“ collection for „cybersecurity“ issues revealed how CISA would massively expand the NSA‘s ability to warrantlessly wiretap Americans‘ communications.

Thankfully, like his PATRIOT Act games from a few weeks ago, this latest McConnell move has fallen flat. The Senate rejected the attempt by a 40 to 56 vote. So, for now, it looks like the Senate isn‘t going to be able to ram CISA through either which is good news.

Last night, we noted that an amendment from Reps. Thomas Massie and Zoe Lofgren was on the docket that had two provisions to stop two different kinds of surveillance: the first, taking away funding from „backdoor searches“ which are a hugely problematic „loophole“ that the NSA uses to do warrantless surveillance of Americans. In many ways, this is much worse than the bulk collection programs that were just hindered by the USA Freedom Act. The second part of the amendment was barring funds from being used to mandate „backdoors“ into technology products — another hugely important move. Thankfully, the amendment passed by a wide margin earlier today: 255 – to 174.

The House Intelligence Committee is supposed to be providing „oversight“ of the intelligence community and preventing it from violating our civil rights. That‘s why it was formed in the first place, out of the Pike Committee, when Congress actually investigated abuses by the NSA, CIA and FBI. But, over the decades, the House Intelligence Committee has, instead, turned into a cheerleader for the intelligence community and seems to work to better hide its activities from the public, rather than oversee them.

(2.April) His criticism of Rand Paul, if not intentionally deceitful, showed at least a surprising ignorance over Paul’s true objection to the USA Freedom Act.

(8.Juni) “As president, I will stop Chinese cheating, hold China accountable, and never, ever apologize for protecting Americans,” said the 2016 Republican hopeful. On Monday, Huckabee proposed his solution to the problem on his campaign website: “Time To Hack China Back”

“The way you deal with a bully on the playground is to punch them in the face and put them on the ground” said Huckabee, because “the only thing they respect is power.”

Welchen Schaden ein Cyberangriff verursachen kann, erfahren die Abgeordneten des Bundestages gerade schmerzhaft am eigenen Leib. Hacker haben Schadsoftware eingeschleust und sind tief in die Computer-Netze des Parlaments vorgedrungen. Das gesamte Ausmaß ist noch unklar. »Wir haben eine Schlacht verloren«, sagt die Grünen-Abgeordnete Renate Künast. »Wir wissen nicht einmal, gegen wen wir diese Schlacht verloren haben.«

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