Big Brother Isn't the Only One Watching in the Information Age, Privacy Isn't What It Used to Be
Augusta Chronicle, The › September 22, 2007
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It's amazing how naive we are.
Since the early days of computers we have known that any information you put into one can be accessed - and used - by someone else. Our news is rife with scandals and crimes exposed by someone reading our e-mails at home and the office. Our popular fiction is rife with the hero penetrating the secure computer firewall, acquiring "confidential" information and saving the day a split-second before an impending disaster. If the hero can do it, so can the villain.See the full content of this document
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Big Brother Isn't the Only One Watching in the Information Age, Privacy Isn't What It Used to Be
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