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US Used Danish Cables To Spy On Angela Merkel, Others: Demark State Media
The US National Security Agency used a partnership with Denmark's foreign intelligence unit to spy on senior officials of neighbouring countries, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Danish state broadcaster DR said.
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Leaked Intel Report Shows Russian Hackers Probed US Voting Systems
A top secret US report showing that hackers from Russian military intelligence tried repeatedly to break into US voting systems before last year's presidential election raised new alarms Monday about the extent of Moscow's meddling.
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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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Donald Trump Accuses US Spy Agencies Of Nazi Tactics Over 'Phony' Russia Dossier
President-elect Donald Trump escalated a fight with U.S. spy agencies on Wednesday, nine days before he takes over their command as president, and accused them of practices reminiscent of Nazi Germany.
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Congressional Leaders Were Briefed A Year Ago On Hacking Of Democrats: Sources
US intelligence officials told top congressional leaders a year ago that Russian hackers were attacking the Democratic Party, three sources familiar with the matter said on Thursday, but the lawmakers were unable to tell the targets about the hacking because the information was so secret.
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Twitter Blocks US Intelligence Agencies From Security Alert Service
Amid the growing concerns over terrorism, security and users' privacy, micro-blogging website Twitter has barred US intelligence agencies from accessing a service that sends alerts about unfolding terror attacks and political unrest, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Spy Agencies Are Pushed To Reveal Extent Of US Surveillance
Even though the bulk collection of Americans' telephone records has ended, calls and emails are still being swept up by US surveillance work targeting foreigners. Congress is making a renewed push to find out how many.
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Spy Agencies Say Hillary Clinton Emails Closely Matched Top Secret Documents: Sources
US spy agencies have told Congress that Hillary Clinton's home computer server contained some emails that should have been treated as "top secret" because their wording matched sections of some of the government's most highly classified documents, four sources familiar with the agency reports said.
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Spy Chief Warns That US Could Face Attacks Inspired By Terrorism In Paris
Russian military intervention in Syria has turned the course of that country's civil war against US-backed rebel groups, increasing the likelihood that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his loyalists will remain in power, US intelligence officials testified Tuesday.
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US Spy Agency Wiretapped 2 French Finance Ministers: WikiLeaks
The US National Security Agency wiretapped the communications of two successive French finance ministers and collected information on French export contracts, trade and budget talks, according to a report by WikiLeaks.
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1 Dead as Police Fire on Car in Incident at US Spy Headquarter
Police opened fire and one suspect died Monday after a car tried to ram its way into the headquarters of US National Security Agency, America's electronic eavesdropper.
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Fugitive Ex-US Spy Edward Snowden in Talks on Returning Home, Says Lawyer
A Russian lawyer for Edward Snowden said today the fugitive former US spy agency contractor who leaked details of the government's mass surveillance programmes was working with American and German lawyers to return home.
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CIA Joins Facebook, Twitter to 'More Directly Engage With the Public'
CIA director John Brennan said the new accounts will help the agency "more directly engage with the public and provide information on CIA's mission, history and other developments."
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Angry Birds maker Rovio says it doesn't provide user data to spy agencies
Rovio has refuted reports alleging that it handed over user data to government spy agencies.
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US spy agency tested tracking cell phone locations
The US National Security Agency has tested its ability to collect Americans' cellular telephone location data but does not have a program to collect that information, the NSA's director, General Keith Alexander, said on Wednesday.
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US Used Danish Cables To Spy On Angela Merkel, Others: Demark State Media
The US National Security Agency used a partnership with Denmark's foreign intelligence unit to spy on senior officials of neighbouring countries, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Danish state broadcaster DR said.
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Leaked Intel Report Shows Russian Hackers Probed US Voting Systems
A top secret US report showing that hackers from Russian military intelligence tried repeatedly to break into US voting systems before last year's presidential election raised new alarms Monday about the extent of Moscow's meddling.
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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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Donald Trump Accuses US Spy Agencies Of Nazi Tactics Over 'Phony' Russia Dossier
President-elect Donald Trump escalated a fight with U.S. spy agencies on Wednesday, nine days before he takes over their command as president, and accused them of practices reminiscent of Nazi Germany.
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Congressional Leaders Were Briefed A Year Ago On Hacking Of Democrats: Sources
US intelligence officials told top congressional leaders a year ago that Russian hackers were attacking the Democratic Party, three sources familiar with the matter said on Thursday, but the lawmakers were unable to tell the targets about the hacking because the information was so secret.
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Twitter Blocks US Intelligence Agencies From Security Alert Service
Amid the growing concerns over terrorism, security and users' privacy, micro-blogging website Twitter has barred US intelligence agencies from accessing a service that sends alerts about unfolding terror attacks and political unrest, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Spy Agencies Are Pushed To Reveal Extent Of US Surveillance
Even though the bulk collection of Americans' telephone records has ended, calls and emails are still being swept up by US surveillance work targeting foreigners. Congress is making a renewed push to find out how many.
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Spy Agencies Say Hillary Clinton Emails Closely Matched Top Secret Documents: Sources
US spy agencies have told Congress that Hillary Clinton's home computer server contained some emails that should have been treated as "top secret" because their wording matched sections of some of the government's most highly classified documents, four sources familiar with the agency reports said.
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Spy Chief Warns That US Could Face Attacks Inspired By Terrorism In Paris
Russian military intervention in Syria has turned the course of that country's civil war against US-backed rebel groups, increasing the likelihood that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his loyalists will remain in power, US intelligence officials testified Tuesday.
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US Spy Agency Wiretapped 2 French Finance Ministers: WikiLeaks
The US National Security Agency wiretapped the communications of two successive French finance ministers and collected information on French export contracts, trade and budget talks, according to a report by WikiLeaks.
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1 Dead as Police Fire on Car in Incident at US Spy Headquarter
Police opened fire and one suspect died Monday after a car tried to ram its way into the headquarters of US National Security Agency, America's electronic eavesdropper.
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Fugitive Ex-US Spy Edward Snowden in Talks on Returning Home, Says Lawyer
A Russian lawyer for Edward Snowden said today the fugitive former US spy agency contractor who leaked details of the government's mass surveillance programmes was working with American and German lawyers to return home.
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CIA Joins Facebook, Twitter to 'More Directly Engage With the Public'
CIA director John Brennan said the new accounts will help the agency "more directly engage with the public and provide information on CIA's mission, history and other developments."
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Angry Birds maker Rovio says it doesn't provide user data to spy agencies
Rovio has refuted reports alleging that it handed over user data to government spy agencies.
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US spy agency tested tracking cell phone locations
The US National Security Agency has tested its ability to collect Americans' cellular telephone location data but does not have a program to collect that information, the NSA's director, General Keith Alexander, said on Wednesday.
