Marketplace Tech for Tuesday, December 24, 2013
One of the most respected cyber security firms in the business, RSA, has reportedly accepted money from the National Security Agency to push a flawed security product. This is connected to earlier revelations about the NSA building back doors into encryption to help its surveillance programs. Plus, Netflix's programming for kids. And, news of a little app that might be helpful to parents by providing video proof, sort of, that Santa was here.
One of the most respected cyber security firms in the business, RSA, has reportedly accepted money from the National Security Agency to push a flawed security product. This is connected to earlier revelations about the NSA building back doors into encryption to help its surveillance programs. Plus, Netflix’s programming for kids. And, news of a little app that might be helpful to parents by providing video proof, sort of, that Santa was here.
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