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...numbers like IP addresses, such as 140.247.30.106, that are used only by computers and reveal relatively little? How about e-mail addresses, or URLs that describe what Web pages you frequent? Unfortunately, e-mail addresses and message content are stored in the same packets of data on the Net; access to one requires access to the other, and it should come as no surprise that the FBI is calling for as much access as it can grab...
...does get the ability to search e-mail addresses under the lesser standard of protection, the consequences could be severe. By claiming that certain information is relevant to an investigation, the government could get a court order to install a box on a network with access to every packet that passes through. The American Civil Liberties Union and other privacy advocates have called for the FBI to open the Carnivore source code to the public, and the FBI has recruited a university to investigate the program, but neither plan represents a real solution: Seeing the source code to one version...
...OPEN ACCESS While both church and state have recently wavered on how to acknowledge same-sex partnerships, private industry has taken the lead. According to a recent Human Rights Campaign study, 25% more employers--including 46% more FORTUNE 500 companies--are offering health benefits to their employees' same-sex partners than did last year. Among the firms that have come out and expanded benefits in the past year are IBM, Coca-Cola and the Boeing...
...feds think McKinnon's is the smoking binder when at least half a dozen senior Bush campaign officials had debate briefing books? A short document that only McKinnon may have had access to was also found in the material sent to Downey. According to sources familiar with the fbi's investigation, New Hampshire Senator Judd Gregg, who played Gore in the Bush campaign's mock debates, had typed out about 20 suggestions for the Governor to consider in his debate preparations. During a practice session, he handed the list to McKinnon, who gave the Gregg document with its handwritten notations...
...Last week Stuart Stevens, who works with McKinnon, was the final top Bush aide who had access to the debate materials to be interviewed by the FBI. Stevens, who has expressed the opinion that someone with ties to the Democratic Party broke into Maverick through the next-door office of the firm Waterworks, spent roughly two hours answering questions and pressing his theories. The FBI did some brief questioning next door but was more interested in looking at the Waterworks postage machine and taking samples from its copier. But those actions, say sources close to the case, have more...