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EPISODE · Mar 20, 2014 · 1H 16M

Axel Arnbak on When Governments Pwn the Web: A Constitutional Right to IT-Security?

from Berkman Center · host Harvard University

Governments around the world are hacking into IT-systems, with deep implications for privacy, IT-security, the legal process and geopolitics. Should governments actually have the ability and the right to hack, and to weaken global communications networks? And do conventional concepts such as privacy and communications secrecy sufficiently capture the status quo, or do we need [...] Mar 20, 2014

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