Victory! The Senate agreed with millions of Americans and voted to keep #NetNeutrality protections. Now we need to get the House to do the same. Visit our site now to call your representatives.

A growing wave of judicial opinions is challenging the government’s claim that it can ransack and confiscate our electronic devices.

"The overwhelming majority of the works published in this era have never made it to any subsequent format." Public Knowledge's Meredith Rose explains why the CLASSICS Act would be a disaster for cultural heritage. https://www.c-span.org/video/?c4729441/meredith-rose-classics-act

We’ve seen a lot of different information about the #efail vulnerability in PGP, GPG, and S/MIME in the last 24 hours. Here are a few answers for common questions and concerns:

To protect yourself from the #efail flaw, our current recommendation is to disable PGP integration in email clients.

If you have old emails you need to access, we have instructions for safely saving, and then decrypting those emails via the command line.

Copyright law is already too confusing and frustrating. Tell the Senate not to add more barriers to enjoying old recordings.

Privacy at the border got a big win in court last week. Read the details of how EFF teamed up with the ACLU to defend traveler privacy.

A group of researchers released a paper today on a new class of serious vulnerabilities in PGP (including GPG), the most popular email encryption standard.

Here’s how it works, and why we’ve recommended—for now—users disable PGP email plugins. #efail

A new security vulnerability has been discovered in PGP (and GPG) that affects a range of email clients and plugins. To protect yourself, EFF highly recommends that for now you uninstall or disable your PGP email plug-in. #efail

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