Steptoe Cyberlaw Podcast, Episode #49: An Interview with Juan Zarate
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- “EU Data Supervisor Presses for Privacy Overhaul in 2015” – Hit the snooze button and you can hear this again in 2016. And probably 2017 too.
- “New Credit Cards May Fall Short on Fraud Control” – This is news for everyone who thought we were moving to chip and pin to get better credit card security.
- “FBI Says Warrants Not Needed for Stingrays, Senators Express Doubts” – No surprises here.
- “Lyft and Uber answer Sen. Franken” – Will consumers punish Uber for its privacy woes and reward Lyft for playing nice with the Senator? Stewart bets that they won’t.
- “Sony Hackers ‘Got Sloppy’ says FBI director” – This is news: Jim Comey provides new evidence supporting the North Korea attribution. Skeptics move to a new grassy knoll.
- French terror attacks: Big news for surveillance in both Europe and the US. The ghost of Edward Snowden is starting to fade, as are prospects for dumping the NSA 215 program.
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Stewart A. Baker is a partner in the Washington office of Steptoe & Johnson LLP. He returned to the firm following 3½ years at the Department of Homeland Security as its first Assistant Secretary for Policy. He earlier served as general counsel of the National Security Agency.