Internet Spying
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Britain to Unveil New Online Spying Laws
Home Secretary Theresa May told the BBC that the measures would not ban encryption.
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Britain to Unveil New Online Spying Laws to Keep Pace With Digital Age
Britain's government gave the first details today of contested plans to update Internet spying laws to keep pace with the digital age.
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Germany, Brazil Push the UN to Be Tougher on Cyber-Spying
The two countries' new draft says unlawful or arbitrary surveillance, interception of communications and collection of personal data, including metadata, are "highly intrusive acts."
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Security Experts Call for Government Action Against Cyber Threats
Alarmed by mounting cyber threats around the world and across industries, a growing number of security experts see aggressive government action as the best hope for averting disaster.
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Ordinary People Under NSA Surveillance Outnumber Targeted Foreigners: Report
A Washington Post report cites leaked NSA documents to claim ordinary users, far outnumbered legally targeted foreigners.
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Internet Spying Program Valuable and Effective in US: Security Agency
The internet spying program of the America's National Security Agency (NSA) is a "valuable and effective tool" in protecting national security, according to a federal independent watchdog whose members are appointed by the US President.
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NSA Reveals Surveillance Statistics in Its First Transparency Report
The NSA report said that in 2013, it obtained fewer than 2,000 orders from the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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European security firms capitalise on paranoia post surveillance debacle
In the aftermath of the US spying scandal, numerous companies have seized the opportunity to help secure users.
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Yahoo Mail accounts compromised with stolen passwords
emails have been stolen and used to gather personal information about people those Yahoo mail users have recently corresponded with.
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Singapore reassures Malaysia following reports of its complicity in spying
Following an Australian media report implicating Singapore in a US-led spying ring, envoys have been summoned to Indonesia and Malaysia.
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Europe's spies work together on mass surveillance: report
Spy agencies across Western Europe are working together on mass surveillance of Internet and phone traffic comparable to programmes run by their U.S. counterpart denounced by European governments, Britain's Guardian newspaper reported on Saturday.
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British government pressed over use of US spy system
GCHQ has had access to the US system since 2010 and used it to generate 197 intelligence reports in 2012.
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Britain to Unveil New Online Spying Laws
Home Secretary Theresa May told the BBC that the measures would not ban encryption.
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Britain to Unveil New Online Spying Laws to Keep Pace With Digital Age
Britain's government gave the first details today of contested plans to update Internet spying laws to keep pace with the digital age.
-
Germany, Brazil Push the UN to Be Tougher on Cyber-Spying
The two countries' new draft says unlawful or arbitrary surveillance, interception of communications and collection of personal data, including metadata, are "highly intrusive acts."
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Security Experts Call for Government Action Against Cyber Threats
Alarmed by mounting cyber threats around the world and across industries, a growing number of security experts see aggressive government action as the best hope for averting disaster.
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Ordinary People Under NSA Surveillance Outnumber Targeted Foreigners: Report
A Washington Post report cites leaked NSA documents to claim ordinary users, far outnumbered legally targeted foreigners.
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Internet Spying Program Valuable and Effective in US: Security Agency
The internet spying program of the America's National Security Agency (NSA) is a "valuable and effective tool" in protecting national security, according to a federal independent watchdog whose members are appointed by the US President.
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NSA Reveals Surveillance Statistics in Its First Transparency Report
The NSA report said that in 2013, it obtained fewer than 2,000 orders from the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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European security firms capitalise on paranoia post surveillance debacle
In the aftermath of the US spying scandal, numerous companies have seized the opportunity to help secure users.
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Yahoo Mail accounts compromised with stolen passwords
emails have been stolen and used to gather personal information about people those Yahoo mail users have recently corresponded with.
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Singapore reassures Malaysia following reports of its complicity in spying
Following an Australian media report implicating Singapore in a US-led spying ring, envoys have been summoned to Indonesia and Malaysia.
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Europe's spies work together on mass surveillance: report
Spy agencies across Western Europe are working together on mass surveillance of Internet and phone traffic comparable to programmes run by their U.S. counterpart denounced by European governments, Britain's Guardian newspaper reported on Saturday.
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British government pressed over use of US spy system
GCHQ has had access to the US system since 2010 and used it to generate 197 intelligence reports in 2012.
