Arstechnica: It’s been a year since Edward Snowden’s leak of National Security Agency documents triggered a firestorm around cloud service providers’ privacy protections (or lack thereof).
Since last summer, the giants of the Internet have pledged to do more to encrypt their Internet traffic—and in some cases, their internal network traffic—to protect it from both government surveillance and other prying eyes. But an Ars investigation reveals that data continues to leak.
