Leaks and the Paradox of Privacy: A Video Chat with the ACLU's Christopher Soghoian

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This week, the VICE Podcast Show speaks with Christopher Soghoian, a former boarding-pass hacker and FBI person of interest who is now principal technologist of the Speech, Privacy, and Technology project at the American Civil Liberties Union. (His PhD dissertation last year: "The Spies We Trust: Third Party Service Providers and Law Enforcement Surveillance" [pdf].) Focusing on the NSA and the FBI, Soghoian discusses the worldwide development of privacy and the threats to its future.

Here is just the audio from this week's podcast:

Previously on the podcast we spoke with the Nation's Jeremy Scahill about the film Dirty Wars and national security.

More about online security:

• Hello, NSA
• How to Build a Secret Facebook
• Surveillance for All: Foreign Governments' Responses to the PRISM Scandal Are Telling