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Moscow-Based Security Firm Reveals What May Be The Biggest NSA “Backdoor Exploit” Ever

Moscow-Based Security Firm Reveals What May Be The Biggest NSA “Backdoor Exploit” Ever Since 2001, a group of hackers – dubbed the “Equation Group” by researchers from Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab – have infected computers in at least 42 countries (with Iran, Russia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, India, and Syria most infected) with what Ars Technica calls“superhuman technical feats” […]

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IN HISTORIC RULING, UK SURVEILLANCE SECRECY DECLARED UNLAWFUL

IN HISTORIC RULING, UK SURVEILLANCE SECRECY DECLARED UNLAWFUL The United Kingdom’s top surveillance agency has acted unlawfully by keeping details about the scope of its Internet spying operations secret, a British court ruled in an unprecedented judgment issued on Friday. Government Communications Headquarters, or GCHQ, was found to have breached human rights laws by concealing […]

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64 Percent Of News Reporters Believe That Obama Is Spying On Them

64 Percent Of News Reporters Believe That Obama Is Spying On Them Is it okay for Barack Obama to spy on reporters?  Is it okay for government spooks to record their calls, monitor their online activity and collect their emails whenever they want?  Well, according to a shocking new pollconducted by Pew Research, 64 percent […]

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How the Powerful Try to Rule Through Cybersecurity

How the Powerful Try to Rule Through Cybersecurity Michael Daugherty is President & CEO of LabMD, an Atlanta-based clinical and anatomic medical laboratory with a national client base. Daugherty exposes how business was cyber bullied by federal contractors in his book The Devil Inside the Beltway, He summarizes his incredible story below: …click on the above link to […]

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WESTERN SPY AGENCIES SECRETLY RELY ON HACKERS FOR INTEL AND EXPERTISE

WESTERN SPY AGENCIES SECRETLY RELY ON HACKERS FOR INTEL AND EXPERTISE The U.S., U.K. and Canadian governments characterize hackers as a criminal menace, warn of the threats they allegedly pose to critical infrastructure, and aggressively prosecute them, but they are also secretly exploiting their information and expertise, according to top secret documents. In some cases, the surveillance agencies are obtaining the content […]

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Edward Snowden tells students mass data collection can hamper attempts to foil attacks

Edward Snowden tells students mass data collection can hamper attempts to foil attacks Video appearance of NSA whistleblower sparks debate at Upper Canada College U.S. National Security Agency whistleblower and international fugitive Edward Snowden told students at Upper Canada College that the mass collection of data by government spy agencies can get in the way of foiling […]

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“Recipe for Disaster”: Canadian Government to Expand State Surveillance Powers (Again)

“Recipe for Disaster”: Canadian Government to Expand State Surveillance Powers (Again) The “spillover effects” of overbroad anti-terror legislation. We’ve long been lamenting the enormous and still utterly murky – despite the Snowden revelations – spy apparatus in the US that, in collaboration with Corporate America, stretches from many federal agencies to state and local agencies. It’s all there, […]

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Source Code Similarities: Experts Unmask ‘Regin’ Trojan as NSA Tool

Source Code Similarities: Experts Unmask ‘Regin’ Trojan as NSA Tool Earlier this month, SPIEGEL International published an article based on the trove of documents made available by whistleblower Edward Snowden describing the increasingly complex digital weapons being developed by intelligence services in the US and elsewhere. Concurrently, several documents were published as well as the source code of a sample […]

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CSE tracks millions of downloads daily: Snowden documents

CSE tracks millions of downloads daily: Snowden documents Global sites for sharing movies, photos, music targeted in mass anti-terror surveillance Canada’s electronic spy agency sifts through millions of videos and documents downloaded online every day by people around the world, as part of a sweeping bid to find extremist plots and suspects, CBC News has […]

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The Digital Arms Race: NSA Preps America for Future Battle

The Digital Arms Race: NSA Preps America for Future Battle Normally, internship applicants need to have polished resumes, with volunteer work on social projects considered a plus. But at Politerain, the job posting calls for candidates with significantly different skill sets. We are, the ad says, “looking for interns who want to break things.” Politerain is […]

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New Anti Terror Laws Coming After Attack On Charlie Hebdo

New Anti Terror Laws Coming After Attack On Charlie Hebdo Stephen Harper announced that an “international Jihadist Movement Has Declared War On The World”, in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo attack in France. He also stated that new anti terrorism legislation would be introduced shortly after the House of Commons winter break. The Canadian […]

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Security Apparatus and Politicians React to Paris Attacks

Security Apparatus and Politicians React to Paris Attacks Memo from the Deep State: Surveillance Still not Ubiquitous Enough No sooner had the blood in Paris dried so to speak, as representatives of Western security services and police reminded us that they have still not enough funding and power. Say what? As far as we are aware, their […]

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Activist Post: How Many of These Secret Surveillance Programs Do You Know About?

Activist Post: How Many of These Secret Surveillance Programs Do You Know About?. According to various publications in the American and foreign media, the United States has created a global system of cyber espionage that allows the interception and processing of personal data around the globe in violation of fundamental human rights. Tapped phones, intercepted short messages, […]

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Can Iceland become the ‘Switzerland of data’? – Features – Al Jazeera English

Can Iceland become the ‘Switzerland of data’? – Features – Al Jazeera English. Reykjavík, Iceland – On a cold, windy December afternoon in the southern Icelandic town of Reykjanesbaer, this former NATO airbase looked like nothing more than a huge warehouse from the outside.   But the barbed-wire fence surrounding it and surveillance cameras atop its […]

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