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Pakistan Privacy Activists Slam 'Unethical' British Hacking Claims
Pakistani rights campaigners have urged Islamabad to take action to protect the privacy of its citizens after leaked top-secret documents appeared to show British intelligence had gained access to almost all the country's Internet users.
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US Agency Spied on French Presidents: WikiLeaks
The United States National Security Agency spied on French presidents Jacques Chirac, Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande, WikiLeaks said in a press statement published on Tuesday, citing top secret intelligence reports and technical documents.
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Leaked Documents Show US Widened Internet Spying: Report
Documents leaked by Edward Snowden show that the US government has widened the National Security Agency's warrantless surveillance of Americans' international Internet traffic in the hunt for hackers, the New York Times reported on Thursday.
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US Surveillance Programs Threaten Freedom of Press: Report
U.S. surveillance programs are making it more difficult for government officials to speak to the press anonymously, two rights groups said on Monday.
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Pakistan People's Party Condemns Snooping by US Security Agency
Pakistan People's Party today condemned the US National Security Agency's snooping over it as totally unacceptable and asked the government to take up the issue at the diplomatic level.
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US Hopes National Security Agency Surveillance on BJP Not to Impact Bilateral Ties
The United States has hoped its National Security Agency surveillance on the BJP, revelation of which has highly been objected by New Delhi, would not have an adverse impact on the bilateral relationship between the two countries.
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United States House Panel Votes to End Mass NSA Surveillance
In a major congressional step towards curtailing widespread surveillance of millions of Americans, a House panel voted Wednesday to end the dragnet collection of telephone metadata.
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US now bugging German ministers in place of Angela Merkel: report
The US National Security Agency (NSA) has stepped up its surveillance of senior German government officials since being ordered by Barack Obama to halt its spying on Chancellor Angela Merkel, Bild am Sonntag paper reported on Sunday.
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Barack Obama takes swipe at Edward Snowden in spy reform speech
President Barack Obama on Friday took a swipe at Edward Snowden, the former US spy contractor whose revelations about American surveillance practices tarnished relations with foreign allies and prompted reforms in Washington.
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US National Security Agency taps offline computers with secret bug: report
The US National Security Agency has developed a secret technology to spy on computers via radio signals, gathering information even when the devices are offline.
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19 groups sue National Security Agency over data collection
Nineteen US organizations field suit on Tuesday against the National Security Agency claiming their constitutional rights were violated by the secret spy agency's data collection programs.
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Pakistan Privacy Activists Slam 'Unethical' British Hacking Claims
Pakistani rights campaigners have urged Islamabad to take action to protect the privacy of its citizens after leaked top-secret documents appeared to show British intelligence had gained access to almost all the country's Internet users.
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US Agency Spied on French Presidents: WikiLeaks
The United States National Security Agency spied on French presidents Jacques Chirac, Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande, WikiLeaks said in a press statement published on Tuesday, citing top secret intelligence reports and technical documents.
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Leaked Documents Show US Widened Internet Spying: Report
Documents leaked by Edward Snowden show that the US government has widened the National Security Agency's warrantless surveillance of Americans' international Internet traffic in the hunt for hackers, the New York Times reported on Thursday.
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US Surveillance Programs Threaten Freedom of Press: Report
U.S. surveillance programs are making it more difficult for government officials to speak to the press anonymously, two rights groups said on Monday.
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Pakistan People's Party Condemns Snooping by US Security Agency
Pakistan People's Party today condemned the US National Security Agency's snooping over it as totally unacceptable and asked the government to take up the issue at the diplomatic level.
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US Hopes National Security Agency Surveillance on BJP Not to Impact Bilateral Ties
The United States has hoped its National Security Agency surveillance on the BJP, revelation of which has highly been objected by New Delhi, would not have an adverse impact on the bilateral relationship between the two countries.
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United States House Panel Votes to End Mass NSA Surveillance
In a major congressional step towards curtailing widespread surveillance of millions of Americans, a House panel voted Wednesday to end the dragnet collection of telephone metadata.
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US now bugging German ministers in place of Angela Merkel: report
The US National Security Agency (NSA) has stepped up its surveillance of senior German government officials since being ordered by Barack Obama to halt its spying on Chancellor Angela Merkel, Bild am Sonntag paper reported on Sunday.
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Barack Obama takes swipe at Edward Snowden in spy reform speech
President Barack Obama on Friday took a swipe at Edward Snowden, the former US spy contractor whose revelations about American surveillance practices tarnished relations with foreign allies and prompted reforms in Washington.
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US National Security Agency taps offline computers with secret bug: report
The US National Security Agency has developed a secret technology to spy on computers via radio signals, gathering information even when the devices are offline.
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19 groups sue National Security Agency over data collection
Nineteen US organizations field suit on Tuesday against the National Security Agency claiming their constitutional rights were violated by the secret spy agency's data collection programs.
