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After Snowden: How vulnerable is the internet?

27 January 2014

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"The internet was designed to be free and open. Eight months after Edward Snowden's first leaks of classified information, is that still the case?"

See the article: After Snowden: How vulnerable is the internet? (BBC News, link)

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