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Email updates on news, actions,and events in your area.DEEPLINKS BLOGShare ItShare ItSAN FRANCISCO—Let’s Encrypt—a project of the nonprofit (ISRG), which is supported by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and other sponsors—won the prestigious international for significant contributions to real-world cryptography.Let’s Encrypt is part of the effort to encrypt the entire internet as a...It's become easier over the years for websites to improve their security, thanks to tools that allow more people to automate and easily set-up secure measures for web applications and the services they provide. A in the EU’s Digital Identity Framework...In , EFF launched its campaign to—that is, move all websites from non-secure HTTP to the more secure HTTPS protocol. Over 10 years later, 2021 has brought us even closer to achieving that goal. With various reporting over 90% of...If a proposal currently before the European Parliament and Council passes, the security of HTTPS in your browser may get a lot worse. A in the EU’s Digital Identity Framework (eIDAS) would have major, adverse security effects on millions of users...EFF’s helps to automate TLS/SSL certificates for web servers—and we believe that should be a global right. Certbot is a free, open source software tool for automatically using Let’s Encrypt certificates, and is part of ...To celebrate 30 years of defending online freedom, EFF was proud to welcome NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden for a chat about surveillance, privacy, and the concrete ways we can improve our digital world, as part of our EFF30 Fireside Chat series.We don’t need government minders in our private conversations. That’s because private conversations, whether they happen offline or online, aren’t a public safety menace. They’re not an invitation to criminality, or terrorism, or a threat to children, no matter those get repeated....San Francisco, California—Boosting protection of Internet users’ personal data from snooping advertisers and third-party trackers, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) today announced it has enhanced its groundbreaking browser extension by from .The represents the next step in the...Federal law enforcement has been to read Americans’ encrypted communications for years now. FBI Director Christopher Wray did it again last week . As usual, the FBI’s complaints involved end-to-end encryption employed by popular messaging platforms, as well...To have privacy and security in the digital world, encryption is an indispensable ingredient. Without it, we’re all at risk of exploitation—by authoritarian governments, over-reaching police, nosy corporations, and online criminals.But for some years now, federal law enforcement has paid lip service to “cybersecurity,” while actually ...Share It

Email updates on news, actions,and events in your area.DEEPLINKS BLOGShare ItShare ItSAN FRANCISCO—Let’s Encrypt—a project of the nonprofit (ISRG), which is supported by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and other sponsors—won the prestigious international for significant contributions to real-world cryptography.Let’s Encrypt is part of the effort to encrypt the entire internet as a...It's become easier over the years for websites to improve their security, thanks to tools that allow more people to automate and easily set-up secure measures for web applications and the services they...

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