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China Accuses NSA of Hacking its Aeronautics, Space Research University: Report
China has reportedly accused the National Security Agency’s (NSA) Office of Tailored Access Operations of hacking a government-funded university with aeronautics and space research programmes. China’s National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center and 360 Security Technology jointly conducted a technical analysis of the case. The NSA alleged...
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They're On The Lookout For Malware That Can Kill
The cyber threat hunters had honed their chops at the National Security Agency - the world's premier electronic spy agency. And last fall, they were analyzing malware samples from around the world when they stumbled across something highly troubling: the first known piece of computer software designed to kill humans.
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Russian Hackers Stole NSA Cyber-Secrets Using Kaspersky Software: Reports
The NSA declined to comment, citing agency policy "never to comment on our affiliates or personnel issues."
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US Spy Agency Abandons Controversial Surveillance Technique
The US National Security Agency said on Friday it had stopped a form of surveillance that allowed it to collect without a warrant the digital communications of Americans who mentioned a foreign intelligence target in their messages, marking an unexpected triumph for privacy advocates long critical of the practice.
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Long Prison Term For Me Would Erode Democracy In US: Edward Snowden
National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden says it would "chill speech" and "erode the quality of our democracy" if he serves a long prison term in the US.
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US House Panel Seeks Information On NSA Spying Report
A US.House of Representatives committee asked the National Security Agency on Wednesday for information about a media report that the agency, while spying on Israeli officials, also intercepted communications between the Israelis and members of Congress.
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Francois Hollande Wants 'All Information' on Reported German Spying
French President Francois Hollande called today for Berlin to supply all the information it had after reports Germany's foreign intelligence service spied on Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius, saying it was not the kind of behaviour he expected between friendly countries.
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US Judge Rules Against NSA in Phone Spying Case
A US federal judge on Monday for the first time ordered the National Security Agency to cease collecting the phone call records of a lawyer and his firm, providing an unprecedented but narrow and largely symbolic victory to privacy advocates.
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For 50 Years NSA's School has Helped Intelligence Community Get Smarter, Secretly
Leonard Reinsfelder's wife found a note on her car as she was leaving a shopping center one day: "Have your husband give us a call. We think we could use him."
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Pentagon to Release New Cyber Security Strategy Soon: Report
The US Defence Department will release a new cyber strategy next week to "guide the way forward for the next several years", according to a senior Pentagon official.
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New Tension on Tech Rules From China
The rules are the first in a series expected to be unveiled soon that Beijing says are intended to strengthen cyber-security in critical industries.
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US Spies Link Former Russian Agent Alexander Litvinenko's Killing to Kremlin: Report
US spies intercepted communications between the chief suspects in the murder case of Russian former spy Alexander Litvinenko, linking his poisoning to the Russian state, Britain's Daily Telegraph reported Saturday.
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Appeals Court Wrestles With Secret US Demands for Telecom Records
A 3-judge Appeals panel weighed whether the First Amendment allowed recipients of "national security letters" to discuss them.
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China Military Calls for Stronger Cyber-Security, Domestic Software: State Media
The statement underscores China's increasingly vocal concern over the Internet and cyber-security.
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US Court to Hear Appeals Over Keeping US Demands for Telecom Records Secret
The US government calls such secrecy 'vital' in national security cases because public disclosure could interfere with the probe or endanger someone's physical safety.
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China Accuses NSA of Hacking its Aeronautics, Space Research University: Report
China has reportedly accused the National Security Agency’s (NSA) Office of Tailored Access Operations of hacking a government-funded university with aeronautics and space research programmes. China’s National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center and 360 Security Technology jointly conducted a technical analysis of the case. The NSA alleged...
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They're On The Lookout For Malware That Can Kill
The cyber threat hunters had honed their chops at the National Security Agency - the world's premier electronic spy agency. And last fall, they were analyzing malware samples from around the world when they stumbled across something highly troubling: the first known piece of computer software designed to kill humans.
-
Russian Hackers Stole NSA Cyber-Secrets Using Kaspersky Software: Reports
The NSA declined to comment, citing agency policy "never to comment on our affiliates or personnel issues."
-
US Spy Agency Abandons Controversial Surveillance Technique
The US National Security Agency said on Friday it had stopped a form of surveillance that allowed it to collect without a warrant the digital communications of Americans who mentioned a foreign intelligence target in their messages, marking an unexpected triumph for privacy advocates long critical of the practice.
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Long Prison Term For Me Would Erode Democracy In US: Edward Snowden
National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden says it would "chill speech" and "erode the quality of our democracy" if he serves a long prison term in the US.
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US House Panel Seeks Information On NSA Spying Report
A US.House of Representatives committee asked the National Security Agency on Wednesday for information about a media report that the agency, while spying on Israeli officials, also intercepted communications between the Israelis and members of Congress.
-
Francois Hollande Wants 'All Information' on Reported German Spying
French President Francois Hollande called today for Berlin to supply all the information it had after reports Germany's foreign intelligence service spied on Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius, saying it was not the kind of behaviour he expected between friendly countries.
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US Judge Rules Against NSA in Phone Spying Case
A US federal judge on Monday for the first time ordered the National Security Agency to cease collecting the phone call records of a lawyer and his firm, providing an unprecedented but narrow and largely symbolic victory to privacy advocates.
-
For 50 Years NSA's School has Helped Intelligence Community Get Smarter, Secretly
Leonard Reinsfelder's wife found a note on her car as she was leaving a shopping center one day: "Have your husband give us a call. We think we could use him."
-
Pentagon to Release New Cyber Security Strategy Soon: Report
The US Defence Department will release a new cyber strategy next week to "guide the way forward for the next several years", according to a senior Pentagon official.
-
New Tension on Tech Rules From China
The rules are the first in a series expected to be unveiled soon that Beijing says are intended to strengthen cyber-security in critical industries.
-
US Spies Link Former Russian Agent Alexander Litvinenko's Killing to Kremlin: Report
US spies intercepted communications between the chief suspects in the murder case of Russian former spy Alexander Litvinenko, linking his poisoning to the Russian state, Britain's Daily Telegraph reported Saturday.
-
Appeals Court Wrestles With Secret US Demands for Telecom Records
A 3-judge Appeals panel weighed whether the First Amendment allowed recipients of "national security letters" to discuss them.
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China Military Calls for Stronger Cyber-Security, Domestic Software: State Media
The statement underscores China's increasingly vocal concern over the Internet and cyber-security.
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US Court to Hear Appeals Over Keeping US Demands for Telecom Records Secret
The US government calls such secrecy 'vital' in national security cases because public disclosure could interfere with the probe or endanger someone's physical safety.
