Jari Arkko, a member of the Internet Engineering Task Force, spoke a at a UN event in Bali about the need for engineers to push for new standards in internet security in response to NSA spying.
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IETF chair wants to push for new standards in internet security
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Published November 10, 2013
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Members of the Internet Engineering Task Force discussed at its meeting in Vancouver, Canada last week how the organization could turn its plan to protect the web from government spying into action.
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