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EU cyber security agency, ENISA, has today issued an information Flash Note, ‘Cyber attacks – a new edge for old weapons’ that analyses and tracks recent cyber attacks. 
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Director Robert Mueller tells Congress that police are 'increasingly unable' to bring criminals to justice because rapid advances in technology thwart surveillance. Read this blog post by Declan McCullagh on Politics and Law.
The FBI is renewing its request for new Internet surveillance laws, saying technological advances hinder surveillance and warning that companies should be required to build in backdoors for police.
An internal FBI strategy document from 2007 recently posted by Cryptome.org refers to "proposed amendments" to CALEA that would codify the authority of police to "process a subject's communications traffic, including IP/packet-based communications."
Read more: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-57518265-38/fbi-renews-broad-internet-surveillance-push/
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Greater openness in annual financial reports is said to help investors — and efforts to thwart attacks.
Gust MEES's insight:
More transparency is good for the government...
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Users show lack of discipline by persisting in unsafe Web habits despite knowing risks involved, say security experts, who highlight the most common online mistakes.
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