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Government Websites Go Dark Worldwide After Major Flaws Found In PHP Code
PHP sits underneath popular web design platforms so the weaknesses potentially affect a vast range of websites, from online stores and news outlets to government services.
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Microsoft Says Government Officials Made Sudden Visits to China Offices
Chinese government officials have made sudden visits to Microsoft Corp offices in China, a spokeswoman for the company said on Monday, but declined to give any reason for the inspections.
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Security Expert, 2 Others Tried To Sell US Secrets To Foreign Governments
A cyber specialist who worked at the US National Security Agency and an army doctor and her wife were charged Thursday in separate cases with seeking to sell US secrets to foreign governments.
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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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Vladimir Putin Warns Of Risks Of Governments Creating Hacking Tools
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Monday that intelligence services should beware of creating software that can later be used for malicious means - a reference to global 'ransomware' attacks that researchers say exploited a hacking tool built by the US National Security Agency.
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US Security Agency Hacked Pakistani Mobile Networks: WikiLeaks
The US National Security Agency (NSA) operators have hacked into Pakistani mobile networks and have been spying on hundreds of IP addresses in the country, WikiLeaks has claimed. "Hundreds of NSA cyber weapons variants publicly released including code showing hacking of Pakistan mobile system," WikiLeaks tweeted.
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US Agency Says New Phone Spying Program Meets Privacy Safeguards
A new system for collecting domestic telephone records meets several privacy and civil liberties benchmarks, the US National Security Agency said on Friday.
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Would Prefer to Live in My Own Country, Says NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden
Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden on Saturday criticised Russia - the country that has granted him asylum - calling its crackdown on human rights and online freedom "fundamentally wrong" and said he would prefer not to live in exile.
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Leaked NSA Documents Show AT&T Helped Spy Agency: Report
The US National Security Agency has used a unique, decades-old partnership with AT&T to snoop on Internet usage, according to newly disclosed documents leaked by Edward Snowden.
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NSA to Stop Using Bulk US Phone Data in November
The office of the Director of National Intelligence said bulk telephony data would be destroyed "as soon as possible" to comply.
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France Refuses Asylum Request by Wikileaks Founder Assange
France swiftly today rejected a request for asylum by Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.
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US Envoy 'Invited' to Angela Merkel Office to Discuss Spy Reports
Chancellor Angela Merkel's office asked the US ambassador to come on Thursday to discuss new allegations of NSA spying, which threatened to drive a new wedge through transatlantic ties.
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US Spying Went Beyond Angela Merkel, Ministers Targeted: Report
New documents released by WikiLeaks show that the United States did not just tap German Chancellor Angela Merkel's phone but also eavesdropped on several ministers, the German daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported on Wednesday.
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National Security Agency Also Spied on Several German Ministers: Report
The US National Security Agency (NSA) has spied not only on German Chancellor Angela Merkel, but also on numerous high-ranking government members such as the economy and finance ministers, German media reported on Wednesday.
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Austria Court Rules Facebook Class Action 'Inadmissible': Lawyer
An Austrian civil court has rejected a privacy class action against Facebook because it lacked jurisdiction to hear the matter, the lawyer for the plaintiff spearheading the case said on Wednesday.
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Government Websites Go Dark Worldwide After Major Flaws Found In PHP Code
PHP sits underneath popular web design platforms so the weaknesses potentially affect a vast range of websites, from online stores and news outlets to government services.
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Microsoft Says Government Officials Made Sudden Visits to China Offices
Chinese government officials have made sudden visits to Microsoft Corp offices in China, a spokeswoman for the company said on Monday, but declined to give any reason for the inspections.
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Security Expert, 2 Others Tried To Sell US Secrets To Foreign Governments
A cyber specialist who worked at the US National Security Agency and an army doctor and her wife were charged Thursday in separate cases with seeking to sell US secrets to foreign governments.
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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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Vladimir Putin Warns Of Risks Of Governments Creating Hacking Tools
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Monday that intelligence services should beware of creating software that can later be used for malicious means - a reference to global 'ransomware' attacks that researchers say exploited a hacking tool built by the US National Security Agency.
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US Security Agency Hacked Pakistani Mobile Networks: WikiLeaks
The US National Security Agency (NSA) operators have hacked into Pakistani mobile networks and have been spying on hundreds of IP addresses in the country, WikiLeaks has claimed. "Hundreds of NSA cyber weapons variants publicly released including code showing hacking of Pakistan mobile system," WikiLeaks tweeted.
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US Agency Says New Phone Spying Program Meets Privacy Safeguards
A new system for collecting domestic telephone records meets several privacy and civil liberties benchmarks, the US National Security Agency said on Friday.
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Would Prefer to Live in My Own Country, Says NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden
Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden on Saturday criticised Russia - the country that has granted him asylum - calling its crackdown on human rights and online freedom "fundamentally wrong" and said he would prefer not to live in exile.
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Leaked NSA Documents Show AT&T Helped Spy Agency: Report
The US National Security Agency has used a unique, decades-old partnership with AT&T to snoop on Internet usage, according to newly disclosed documents leaked by Edward Snowden.
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NSA to Stop Using Bulk US Phone Data in November
The office of the Director of National Intelligence said bulk telephony data would be destroyed "as soon as possible" to comply.
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France Refuses Asylum Request by Wikileaks Founder Assange
France swiftly today rejected a request for asylum by Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.
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US Envoy 'Invited' to Angela Merkel Office to Discuss Spy Reports
Chancellor Angela Merkel's office asked the US ambassador to come on Thursday to discuss new allegations of NSA spying, which threatened to drive a new wedge through transatlantic ties.
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US Spying Went Beyond Angela Merkel, Ministers Targeted: Report
New documents released by WikiLeaks show that the United States did not just tap German Chancellor Angela Merkel's phone but also eavesdropped on several ministers, the German daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported on Wednesday.
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National Security Agency Also Spied on Several German Ministers: Report
The US National Security Agency (NSA) has spied not only on German Chancellor Angela Merkel, but also on numerous high-ranking government members such as the economy and finance ministers, German media reported on Wednesday.
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Austria Court Rules Facebook Class Action 'Inadmissible': Lawyer
An Austrian civil court has rejected a privacy class action against Facebook because it lacked jurisdiction to hear the matter, the lawyer for the plaintiff spearheading the case said on Wednesday.
