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Fact Sheet: Intermediaries and Encryption
Pressuring intermediaries to weaken security is not the answer to prevent harmful content online
Fact Sheet: Government Hacking
Government hacking is one of the approaches national security and law enforcement agencies use to obtain access to otherwise...
Working From Home
Originally published: 15 April 2020Updated: 9 September 2022 No matter where you are in the world, chances are you’ve...
Kids, the Internet & COVID-19: How to keep our children safe online
9 April 2020
Fact Sheet: How Encryption Can Protect Journalists and the Free Press
Encryption is an essential tool for journalists. If journalists cannot communicate in confidence with colleagues and sources, they cannot...
Fact Sheet: Machine-in-the-Middle Attacks
Originally published: 24 March 2020Updated: 8 September 2022 When using the Internet, we expect that our communications are confidential...
Fact Sheet: Ghost Proposals
What are “ghost” proposals and why should we care? At least one government has recently proposed that in order...
Fact Sheet: Client-Side Scanning
Client-side scanning (CSS) broadly refers to systems that scan message contents—i.e., text, images, videos, files—for matches or similarities to...
Solutions for Traffic Backhaul in Community Networks
Backhaul is the first-mile or middle-mile infrastructure that brings the Internet to the community. Read about the options for...
Encryption: Essential for the LGBTQ+ Community
For some communities, like LGBTQ+ communities, encryption is especially crucial in keeping people safe both online and in real...
The Internet Society’s Concerns on the Recent Government Action in Kazakhstan Regarding Encrypted Internet Traffic
The Internet Society and Internet Society Kazakhstan Chapter are deeply concerned about the recent actions taken by the Kazakh...
Info Guide: 6 Ways “Lawful Access” Puts Everyone’s Security At Risk
What is encryption? Encryption is the process to scramble or hide information so it can only be read by...