Proxy Diplomacy: Navigating International Relations in Cyberspace

 In an era where diplomacy extends far beyond traditional face-to-face negotiations, the concept of proxy diplomacy has taken on new dimensions, especially within the realm of cyberspace. As nations increasingly rely on digital platforms for communication, commerce, and governance, the need to safeguard interests and maintain influence in this virtual

Your Right to Privacy

 A Q and A with Jim Bronskill and David McKie on their new book, Your Right to Privacy. Why is there a need for Your Right to Privacy? We work, shop and play online, embracing all the wonderful things cyberspace has to offer. But hacking, snooping and harvesting of information are

Prevent Yourself from Becoming a Victim of Identity Theft

 At least 110 million consumers were affected by the hack involving Target and Neiman Marcus retailers. Whether or not millions more will have their identities manipulated and finances ruined within the coming months due to more breaches of security at other stores is anyone’s guess, says identity theft recovery expert

JAWS Technologies bites back against e-criminals

 Seldom does a company offer a cash prize to anyone who can prove its product is defective. But that's what JAWS Technologies Inc. did in 1998, to demonstrate that its 4096-bit encryption key was virtually unbreakable. JAWS offered US$5 million to anyone who could break the code. Of 569 hackers