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When it comes to a spate of new technologies, our privacy protections are wildly outdated. (more...)
"The assumption has to be that an Anonymous hacker had access to one of the recipients' email accounts, and thus had secret access to the confidential call," Cluley wrote in a blog post. According to a New York Times report, which quoted an unnamed FBI official, one of the email recipients forwarded the message to his personal email account, which was then accessed by hackers. (more...)
f you’re like almost every single Internet user on the planet, you probably use Google for something. Maybe Gmail, maybe Google search, maybe Google Docs, maybe Google Voice… or maybe all of the above. (more...)
In honour of National Data Privacy Day, we've put together a list of the 15 worst Internet privacy scandals of all time. (more...)
Thank Goodness for the Europeans, privacy advocates must be saying to themselves this week. What with all the setbacks in the U.S. lately—Google’s new it’s-all-one-giant-picture privacy policy, Facebook’s now mandatory time line—the draft data law is at least one clear victory. There is the “right to be forgotten” clause, a stunningly powerful tool for consumers, to say nothing of the hefty fine companies will be hit with if they don’t comply with the myriad requirements. (more...)
Yes, I admit I use Google (GOOG) products. Much has recently been written about the new privacy policy from Google. The discussion in media did not bother me as I thought I would easily deal with privacy issues. Then I, too, received my Dear Google User email. (more...)
WASHINGTON (AP) â” The federal government’s plan to expand computer security protections into critical parts of private industry is raising concerns that the move will threaten Americans’ civil liberties. (more...)
Sitting in his Los Angeles home, Kuwaiti billionaire Bassam Alghanim received an alarming call from a business associate: Hundreds of his personal emails were posted online for anyone to see. (more...)
Christopher Shipman – the relatively unknown son of one of Britain's most notorious serial killers who has fought to maintain his privacy despite intense media interest since 1998 – has told the high court he was horrified to learn that the News of the World was privy to his confidential emails in August 2004, less than a year after his father's death. (more...)
Canadian law enforcement officials have never been hindered by having to abide by the country’s current privacy laws, say documents revealed Wednesday, yet Ottawa remains adamant police need more online surveillance powers. (more...)
2011 August 19:
Novo Ordo upgrades its server to new and more powerful hardware.
All software is also upgraded to the latest release.
2009 September 25:
Novo Ordo upgrades its server and moves to a more reliable ISP.
2008 December 06:
Novo Ordo adds an anti-keylogging virtual keyboard for message creation
to our Sub Rosa
Private Email subscription service.
2008 November 02:
Novo Ordo adds an anti-keylogging virtual keyboard for password protection
to our Sub Rosa
Private Email subscription service.
2008 March 30:
The domain ProtectedSpeech.us is now available as an address
for users of our Sub Rosa
Private Email subscription service.
2008 February 17:
Novo Ordo announces Sub Rosa
Private Email, our new secure email subscription service.
2008 January 13:
Novo Ordo announces NoName
Free Anonymous Email, its first product offering.
2008 January 05:
Novo Ordo moves its servers to Panama in preparation
for new product offerings.
2007 November 10:
Novo Ordo begins alpha testing anonymous email service.
2007 October 16:
Novo Ordo goes live!