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The End of Anonymized Data and What to Do About It

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I'm a fifth year Computer Science PhD candidate at Princeton University, where I'm a CITP Graduate Student Fellow and a member of the Privacy and Security Research Group. I work with Professor Arvind Narayanan. During my time at Princeton, I spent two summers hacking on Firefox as a security engineering …

A blog about technology, policy, and law. By Jonathan Mayer, a computer scientist and lawyer at Stanford.

RECAP is an online archive and free extension for Firefox and Chrome that improves the experience of using PACER, the electronic public access system for the U.S. Federal District and Bankruptcy Courts. The online archive contains millions of searchable PACER documents and can be used to do deep research within a case, a topic, or a jurisdiction. Visit the RECAP Archive The RECAP extensions are very simple to use and have no configuration. They: Help you give back by contributing to a public archive. Save you money by showing you when free documents are available in the archive. Keep you organized by providing better file names to the files you download on PACER. Thousands of people have used RECAP, and together we have created an archive with millions of documents. To use RECAP, simply install it and then use PACER as you normally would. It’s that simple. Add to Chrome  Add to Firefox  Center for Information Technology Policy at Princeton University is a partner in our work. RECAP is a joint project of the Center for Information Technology Policy at Princeton University and Free ...

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DARC will be the first ever massively multidisciplinary conference about aerial robotics, with a focus on civilian applications – it takes place October 11-13 at NYU.

J. Alex Halderman, professor of computer science and engineering at the University of Michigan