Bruce Schneier has a new book out on the battle underway for the soul of the surveillance society, why privacy is important and a few modest proposals on how to prevent us inadvertently selling our metadata birthright. You can find a description, reviews and more on the book’s website here. Currently sitting number six on the NYT’s non-fiction book list. Recommend it.
Postscript
New Scientist has posted an online review of Bruce’s book here.
Filed under: Security Tagged: Data and Goliath, Schneier, surveillance society
