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Facebook made of Teflon when it comes to privacy, analysts say

Social network sued for allegedly scanning users' private messages

Midori and M#: Microsoft’s open source bridge to better security?

Speculation about Microsoft's M# language is wide-ranging, but it may be the foundation to a secure, non-Windows OS

NSA goes QUANTUM to crack eveything — CES will be a wearables fest — FACEBOOK hit with email-mining suit — SNAPCHAT finally wakes up

Report: NSA looking to crack all encryption with quantum computer

The spy agency is working on a cryptographically useful quantum computer, according to The Washington Post

Archos to debut $200 LTE smartphone at CES

The emergence of cheaper smartphones with LTE is expected to be a major smartphone trends this year

Snapchat, feeling the heat, will let users opt out of compromised feature

New controls will let people stop themselves from being searchable based on their phone numbers

Facebook faces lawsuit for allegedly scanning private messages

Facebook is charged with scanning private messages to profile users

It’s time to get over the BYOD obsession

IT's New Year's resolution should be about enablement, not fighting yesterday's wars

New year, new you: The IT slob’s road map for 2014

Predictions, schmedictions -- here are the real changes we IT workhorses can expect in the new year

IBM’s homomorphic encryption could revolutionize security

IBM gets a patent on an encryption method that could make it possible to run fully encrypted programs or VMs without first decrypting them