• Internet Users Have Expectation of Privacy
  The NJ Supreme Court ruled that people have a reasonable expectation of privacy while online.
  
• Microsoft Helps Police Grab Digital Evidence
  The software giant has provided police with a device that quickly and easily extracts data -- without seizing the computer.
  
• FBI Wants to Move Hunt for Criminals to Internet Backbone
  Jon Stokes unpacks FBI director Robert Mueller's testimony to the House Judiciary Committee, highlighting the Feds' desire to monitor and filter Internet traffic.
  
• NJ Judge Allows Examination of E-Voting Machines
  For the first time, voting rights advocates will have the opportunity to examine the programming of suspect voting machines.
  
• How to Kill/Block an RFID
  Instructions on how to disable unwanted RFID tags.
  
• P2P Throttling and A Net Neutrality Showdown in Canada
  An outcry from small, reseller ISPs brings traffic-shaping and deep packet inspection to the forefront in Canada.