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Severe flaw in WPA2 protocol leaves Wi-Fi traffic open to eavesdropping

“It affects the core WPA2 protocol itself and is effective against devices running the Android, Linux, Apple, Windows, and OpenBSD operating systems, as well as MediaTek Linksys, and other types of devices. The site warned attackers can exploit it to decrypt a wealth of sensitive data that’s normally encrypted by the nearly ubiquitous Wi-Fi encryption protocol.”

The American Tradition Is Anti-War

This doesn’t mean Americans should not defend our borders and protect our homes. That is a just war. But we should not be engaging in foreign adventurism either.

How the 17th Amendment Ruined the Senate

With the Graham-Cassidy healthcare bill to repeal Obamacare flaming out, not even getting a vote, one might wonder whether it was a lousy bill or if something else were amiss. As the bill seemed like pretty decent legislation, its failure to get a vote may be due to what the U.S. Senate has become. Today’s…

Jamie Dimon labels bitcoin users ‘stupid’ as price heads to $10,000

“‘The only value of bitcoin is what the other guy’ll pay for it,’ Dimon said. On Thursday, Dimon said during a post-earnings conference call with media that he’s ‘not going to talk about bitcoin anymore.’ The executive called bitcoin a ‘fraud’ in September and said it ‘won’t end well.'”

A One-Track Mind: Most Lawyers on Nullification

“While a court might be able to nullify a law by striking it down, I can also nullify the positive effects of exercise by eating too much pie.”

Deputy AG Rosenstein’s “Responsible Encryption” Demand is Bad

“Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein delivered a speech on Tuesday about what he calls ‘responsible encryption’ today. It misses the mark, by far.”

Spanish govt slammed over bizarre Catalan .cat internet registry cop raid

“The Spanish government has come under increasing criticism for raiding the offices of the .cat internet registry in the lead-up to a referendum on Catalans’ independence. On Wednesday morning, police entered the registry’s headquarters in Barcelona and seized all of its computers. The cops also arrested six members of staff, and held four of them for two days. Its CTO has been accused of sedition. The raid and arrest has sparked protests from the .cat company, as well as the Internet Society and the EFF.”

Goldman Has a New Product to Bet on the Next Banking Crisis

“The two financial giants are now offering trades in derivatives that enable investors to bet on or against high-risk bank bonds that financial regulators can wipe out if a lender runs into trouble. Others are also planning to start making markets in the contracts, known as total-return swaps, in the coming weeks, according to Max Ruscher, the London-based director of credit indexes at IHS Markit Ltd., which administers the benchmarks that the swaps are linked to.”