Government Hacking and Human Rights: The Why and the How
summary
Narrative starts with a mob boss convicted after an FBI key logger gives up passwords and traces a computer breach and moves through early FBI use of Network investigative techniques that later prompt a magistrate—Judge Steven Smith—to reject a warrant for lack of particularity. Rule 41 is procedurally amended to allow remote and bulk hacking, countries and vendors trade offensive tools, and the recommendation is a presumptive prohibition plus strict, public legal safeguards including prior judicial approval and mandatory handling of unpatched vulnerabilities.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Start
- 5:44Electronic Communications Privacy Act
- 5:55Wiretap Act
- 9:44The Particularity Requirement of the Fourth Amendment
- 11:40Constitutional Issues
- 12:31General Warrant
- 14:07Australia
- 19:34What Are Human Rights
- 22:26Commission of Surveillance or Intelligence Gathering
- 23:05Due Process
- 25:41Privacy
- 26:47What Are the Rules to Government Hacking
- 27:11Presumptive Prohibition on Government Hacking Activity
- 28:40Recap
- 31:56Government Hacking Should Be Different from Other Types of Surveillance
- 32:11Transparency
- 34:19Unpatched Vulnerabilities Create Global Risks
- 36:00Questions
- 37:54Human Rights Response to Government Hacking
- 38:54Changes To Rule 41
- 40:15Global Hacking
- 41:58What Do You Do When the Knock on the Door Comes from the Government
- 43:21Where Do You Go if You'Re Not in the Us
- 45:06What Hope Do Marginalize People Have To Get Justice
- 46:03Activists Journalists
- 46:49How Do You Deal with Companies Who Willingly Clued with Government
- 47:10Ranking Digital Rights
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