Last week I noted how CISPA was likely returning for a second try, despite complaints that the bill would significantly erode consumer privacy and expand Internet activity surveillance under the guise of "cybersecurity." Sponsor Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger insisted he was working on fixing the bill so it addressed the concerns of privacy advocates, yet it now appears CISPA will return in the exact same form as seen previously. Since the previous version passed the House, the hope is to just try again with the same bill:Granted if many of those companies stand up to privacy when it comes to the government, they figure it could be a hop, skip to shoring up the privacy surrounding the oceans of data they buy and sell daily. As Techdirt notes, while the Obama administration previously promised to veto CISPA, most people aren't too confident that threat holds any weight. Fight The Future has launched a new website urging the government to avoid passing the same problematic bill while examining CISPA's problems in greater detail.