file as well as the future cases that come up john whitehead constitutional attorney at the rutherford institute thank you for joining us. well it's thursday and that means it's time for our weekly tech report on the docket for today our t. is taking on twitter yesterday the social networking site announced a two factor authentication authentication system and hours of bolster security in the wake of numerous high profile account hacks and that fact has angered the founder of mega upload ten dot com he claims he invented the technique and patented it back in two thousand nine hundred ninety nine dot com now alleges that twitter google facebook and other sites use this technique and are actually infringing on his creation here to give me his one hundred forty characters is john breaux ten he's a senior i.t. reporter for hours technica hi there john thank you so much for joining us let's start off with the technology itself how does this two factor authentication system work. it's two factor authentication and so typically when you log into website you're using one factor and that's your password

as far as well as future cases that come up john whitehead constitutional attorney at the rutherford institute thank you for joining us. the latest now in the war over words that being the ongoing battle between journalists and the government over where to draw the line when it comes to the first amendment all week we have been telling you about one case after another of journalists claiming that the government is infringing on their rights be it the associated press versus the department of justice or the case of fox news correspondent james rosen also out this week the a.c.l.u. has filed a lawsuit on behalf of two editors from the online libertarian web site antiwar dot com the lawsuit claims that the f.b.i. was unlawfully surveilling the ben so much of the journalism community and the public make of these cases for that and more i'm joined now by j.d. to chile he's the managing editor at reason twenty four seven hi there j.d. so let's begin by talking about your article in reason you called the department of justice is actions against journalists quote creepy why is that. well they're seeki

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