Cyber Spying
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US Says It Stopped Chinese Cyber-Spying Op Targeting Hundreds Of Devices
U.S. officials said on Wednesday they disrupted a sweeping Chinese cyber-spying operation that targeted critical American infrastructure entities and could be used against the United States in a future geopolitical crisis.
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Russians May Hack Your Phones, Laptops: Top US Spy Warns Football Fans
A top US intelligence official warned football fans traveling to Russia for the World Cup that their phones and computers could be hacked by Moscow's cyber spies.
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India Raises Concerns With US Over Cyber Spying
India has raised its concerns with the US over reported authorisation given to American entities to "intrude upon" the privacy of communication networks of Indian government, its citizens and institutions.
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Germany Says Grappling With Hacker Threat
Separately, newspaper Bild am Sonntag reported that malware had been found on a computer from Merkel's parliamentary office.
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Cyber Spying Tool Could Have US, British Origins
A sophisticated cyber-espionage tool has been stealing information from governments and businesses since 2008, researchers said Monday, and one report linked it to US and British intelligence.
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A Year After Snowden: Companies Beef Up Security to Thwart Mass Spying
Google, Microsoft Corp other tech companies have made security advancements their top priority.
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Volume of Encrypted Email Rising Amid Spying Fears: Google Report
The volume of email cloaked in encryption technology is rapidly rising as Google, Yahoo, Facebook and other major Internet companies try to shield their users' online communications from government spies and other snoops.
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Chinese Tech Firms Gain From US Spying Allegations, Snowden Revelations
The latest row has brightened the outlook for software firms, which have already seen improved sales and share prices since Snowden.
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US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel to Raise China Disputes in Meeting
Days after the U.S. and China traded new accusations of cyberspying, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Thursday he will press the same issues in a face-to-face meeting with a top military officer from Beijing this weekend.
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Suspected Russian spyware Turla targets Europe, United States
Researchers think Turla's code is regularly updated, including changes to avoid detection.
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UN General Assembly calls for an end to excessive electronic surveillance
On Wednesday, the United Nations General Assembly also expressed concern on the adverse impact of it on human rights.
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US lawmakers to introduce new bill to punish cyber theft
The new bill would freeze US assets of individual foreign hackers and revoke visas for them and their families.
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US defence chief accuses China of cyber-spying
Pentagon chief pointedly blamed the Chinese government and armed forces for repeated intrusions into sensitive US information systems.
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China rejects US report on cyber espionage as 'groundless'
China is using espionage to acquire technology to fuel its military modernization, the Pentagon said on Monday, for the first time accusing the Chinese of trying to break into US defense computer networks and prompting a firm denial from Beijing.
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China's cyber spying targets US government: Pentagon
China is engaging in state-sponsored cyber espionage to collect intelligence about the US government's defense programs, said a Pentagon report issued on Monday.
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US Says It Stopped Chinese Cyber-Spying Op Targeting Hundreds Of Devices
U.S. officials said on Wednesday they disrupted a sweeping Chinese cyber-spying operation that targeted critical American infrastructure entities and could be used against the United States in a future geopolitical crisis.
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Russians May Hack Your Phones, Laptops: Top US Spy Warns Football Fans
A top US intelligence official warned football fans traveling to Russia for the World Cup that their phones and computers could be hacked by Moscow's cyber spies.
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India Raises Concerns With US Over Cyber Spying
India has raised its concerns with the US over reported authorisation given to American entities to "intrude upon" the privacy of communication networks of Indian government, its citizens and institutions.
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Germany Says Grappling With Hacker Threat
Separately, newspaper Bild am Sonntag reported that malware had been found on a computer from Merkel's parliamentary office.
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Cyber Spying Tool Could Have US, British Origins
A sophisticated cyber-espionage tool has been stealing information from governments and businesses since 2008, researchers said Monday, and one report linked it to US and British intelligence.
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A Year After Snowden: Companies Beef Up Security to Thwart Mass Spying
Google, Microsoft Corp other tech companies have made security advancements their top priority.
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Volume of Encrypted Email Rising Amid Spying Fears: Google Report
The volume of email cloaked in encryption technology is rapidly rising as Google, Yahoo, Facebook and other major Internet companies try to shield their users' online communications from government spies and other snoops.
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Chinese Tech Firms Gain From US Spying Allegations, Snowden Revelations
The latest row has brightened the outlook for software firms, which have already seen improved sales and share prices since Snowden.
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US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel to Raise China Disputes in Meeting
Days after the U.S. and China traded new accusations of cyberspying, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Thursday he will press the same issues in a face-to-face meeting with a top military officer from Beijing this weekend.
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Suspected Russian spyware Turla targets Europe, United States
Researchers think Turla's code is regularly updated, including changes to avoid detection.
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UN General Assembly calls for an end to excessive electronic surveillance
On Wednesday, the United Nations General Assembly also expressed concern on the adverse impact of it on human rights.
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US lawmakers to introduce new bill to punish cyber theft
The new bill would freeze US assets of individual foreign hackers and revoke visas for them and their families.
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US defence chief accuses China of cyber-spying
Pentagon chief pointedly blamed the Chinese government and armed forces for repeated intrusions into sensitive US information systems.
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China rejects US report on cyber espionage as 'groundless'
China is using espionage to acquire technology to fuel its military modernization, the Pentagon said on Monday, for the first time accusing the Chinese of trying to break into US defense computer networks and prompting a firm denial from Beijing.
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China's cyber spying targets US government: Pentagon
China is engaging in state-sponsored cyber espionage to collect intelligence about the US government's defense programs, said a Pentagon report issued on Monday.
