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Tag Archives: hack
Blog still hacked?
I mentioned here the other day that this blog was hacked and I thought I had resolved it – now I’m not so sure. The hack is a tricky one because the spam it is displaying is only visible in … Continue reading
Where’s the case for data retention?
Google’s CEO Eric Schmidt announced today that he thinks the greatest danger to people’s privacy is not from leaks of people’s data as happened earlier this week to AOL users but rather from government snooping. I have always worried the … Continue reading
Posted in Search Engines
Tagged aol, ceo_eric_schmidt, data_retention, fertile_ground, garda, google, governments, hack, irish_police, isps, massive_databases, minimum_wage, Privacy, search, Search Engines, snoop, snooping
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