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摘要

Simson garfinkel wrote this issue's essay, on privacy in the age of Facebook ("Privacy Requires Security, Not Abstinence," p. 64). He argues that in a time when people are simultaneously scared out of their wits about data theft and alarmingly cavalier about the exposure of their innermost secrets, we need to rethink what it means to maintain a private self while participating in a public life. "We need strong security for keeping our secrets safe from hackers and strong identification systems to make sure that we ourselves aren't locked out," he says.