Comment Heartbleed Challenge Over (Score 5, Interesting) 149
Welp, that didn't take long. Looks like someone solved CloudFlare's Heartbleed Challenge and got their private server key...
Comment Re:The Sky isn't faling. (Score 2, Interesting) 362
True, for anyone tech savvy they would know better. But what about people that don't know better and that extra ad revenue. Will that be passed back to the customer? Absolutely not.
Comment Re:malware (Score 3, Interesting) 362
Comcast is great. So I pay them for an internet connection, the price won't go down, and they get extra advertising revenue from there users. How long will it be until they start injecting ads into websites?
Submission + - Verizon Claims Free Speech Over NSA Wiretapping
xvx writes: Verizon is claiming that they have the right to hand over customer information to the US government under the First Amendment.
"Essentially, the argument is that turning over truthful information to the government is free speech, and the EFF and ACLU can't do anything about it. In fact, Verizon basically argues that the entire lawsuit is a giant SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation) suit, and that the case is an attempt to deter the company from exercising its First Amendment right to turn over customer calling information to government security services."
"Essentially, the argument is that turning over truthful information to the government is free speech, and the EFF and ACLU can't do anything about it. In fact, Verizon basically argues that the entire lawsuit is a giant SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation) suit, and that the case is an attempt to deter the company from exercising its First Amendment right to turn over customer calling information to government security services."
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