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Inside the NSA’s War on Internet Security – SPIEGEL ONLINE

December 29, 2014

Inside the NSA’s War on Internet Security – SPIEGEL ONLINE. When Christmas approaches, the spies of the Five Eyes intelligence services can look forward to a break from the arduous daily work of spying. In addition to their usual job — attempting to crack encryption all around the world — they play a game called […]

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​Merkel staffer’s laptop infected by US/UK spy malware – report — RT News

December 29, 2014

​Merkel staffer’s laptop infected by US/UK spy malware – report — RT News. An aide to the German chancellor has become the victim of a cyber-attack, according to media. The highly-sophisticated Regin virus that was found on her infected USB stick is reported to be a product of British and US spy agencies. Having written […]

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Privacy will not exist in 10 years, Pew survey of tech experts says

December 24, 2014

Privacy will not exist in 10 years, Pew survey of tech experts says. A Pew Research Center survey of over 2,500 technology industry professionals and experts found that over half believe there will not be a “secure, popularly accepted and trusted privacy-rights infrastructure” in place in 10 years. The “Future of Privacy” survey found that […]

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Your Confidential Emails Aren’t As Secure As You Think | Neil Seeman

December 17, 2014

Your Confidential Emails Aren’t As Secure As You Think | Neil Seeman. Pity Amy Pascal, co-chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment. An anonymous group calling itself Guardians of Peace exposed her thousands of emails to the world. Ms. Pascal is a member of a large club of senior executives, many of whom are anonymous. Perhaps due to embarrassment, they have […]

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Government documents reveal telecom providers envision surveillance-ready networks: Geist | Toronto Star

December 13, 2014

Government documents reveal telecom providers envision surveillance-ready networks: Geist | Toronto Star. After years of failed bills, public debate and considerable controversy, lawful access legislation received royal assent earlier this week. Bill C-13 lumped together measures designed to combat cyberbullying with a series of new warrants to enhance police investigative powers, generating criticism from the […]

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Congress Just Passed Legislation Ramping Up Mass Surveillance to Super-Steroid Levels Washington’s Blog

December 11, 2014

Congress Just Passed Legislation Ramping Up Mass Surveillance to Super-Steroid Levels Washington’s Blog. Fascist Power Grab Wipes out 4th Amendment Remember how Americans are overwhelmingly opposed to mass surveillance, and how the government promised to rein in spying on Americans? Yeah, that never happened … Instead, Congress snuck a provision into the Intelligence Authorization Act which will […]

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Canadian Government Was Worried About Disclosure Of Telecom Surveillance Info: Memo

December 1, 2014

Canadian Government Was Worried About Disclosure Of Telecom Surveillance Info: Memo. OTTAWA – A move by telecommunications firms to be more forthcoming with the public about their role in police and spy surveillance could divulge “sensitive operational details,” a senior Public Safety official warned in a classified memo. Company efforts to reveal more about police […]

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