Security researcher Morgan Marquis-Boire explains “data contraception” | Ars TechnicaMarquis-Boire also told us about the difference between doing security for a company like Google vs. First Look Media. First Look is the company that owns The Intercept, which has published Snowden documents. So part of his job is protecting those documents, as well as the journalists reporting on them and similarly sensitive information. It sounds difficult, but one of the first things he realized was that he could just store things off the network. That never would have been an option at Google.

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