Cybersecurity and the Tylenol Murders By electronicfrontierfoundation on May 30, 2015 When a criminal started lacing Tylenol capsules with cyanide in 1982, Johnson & Johnson quickly You must subscribe and be logged in to read this archived content.visit original source at eff.org‹ German Court Turns Down Drone Lawsuit but Leaves Door Open to OthersDon’t Worry, the Government Still Has Plenty of Surveillance Power If Section 215 Sunsets ›Categories: Electronic Frontier FoundationTags: Archive Related Articles Podcast Episode: An AI Hammer in Search of a Nail British Citizen Alaa Abd El Fattah Demands An End to Mistreatment in Egyptian Prison EFF, Al Sur Launch Guide to Raise Awareness About Deficiencies in Cross-Border Surveillance Treaty and Strategies to Mitigate Human Rights Risks Geofence Warrants and Reverse Keyword Warrants are So Invasive, Even Big Tech Wants to Ban Them California Law Enforcement Now Needs Approval for Military-Grade Surveillance Equipment. We'll Be Watching. In a Blow to Free Speech, Texas’ Social Media Law Allowed to Proceed Pending Appeal
Podcast Episode: An AI Hammer in Search of a Nail 
EFF, Al Sur Launch Guide to Raise Awareness About Deficiencies in Cross-Border Surveillance Treaty and Strategies to Mitigate Human Rights Risks