cyber-espionage

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    Obama reins in NSA but says spying will continue

    Obama reins in NSA but spying will continue President Barack Obama curtailed the reach of the NSA but said bulk data collection must go on to protect America from terrorists.
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    Obama may curb NSA phone record access

    Obama may curb NSA phone record access US president Barack Obama is expected to restrict NSA access to Americans’ phone records and rein in spying on foreign leaders
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    US to appeal surveillance ruling

    US to appeal surveillance ruling Lawyers are asking the US Circuit Court of Appeals in Washington to overturn a federal judge’s ruling that threatens the NSA’s surveillance practices.
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    Apple says never worked with NSA on iPhone hacks

    Apple says never worked with NSA on iPhone hacks Apple has never worked with the NSA and is unaware of efforts to target its smartphones, the company has stated
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    Edward Snowden: mission accomplished

    Edward Snowden: mission accomplished Whistleblower Edward Snowden said his mission has been accomplished
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    Snowden supporter claims apartment and computer tampered with

    Snowden supporter claims apartment and PC tampered with An American internet activist and supporter of whistleblower Edward Snowden says someone broke into his apartment and tampered with his computer
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    No better protection for US than spying, says NSA chief

    No better protection for US than spying, says NSA chief NSA chief says he knows of no better way to protect the US from foreign threats than with spy programs that collect information from around the world.
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    Snowden hopes for greater transparency from governments

    Snowden hopes for greater transparency from governments Former US national security contractor Edward Snowden hopes his leaks of classified documents will lead to greater transparency by governments
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    SA Parliament hacker in court

    SA Parliament hacker in court A woman accused of hacking into the computer of Parliament’s chief operations officer appeared in court
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    Global authors demand UN bill of digital rights to protect privacy

    Global authors demand UN bill of digital rights to protect privacy More than 500 authors have signed a petition to the United Nations which claims mass state surveillance is violating basic freedoms.
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    Chinese hackers spied on Europeans before G20 meeting: researcher

    Chinese hackers spied on Europeans before G20 meeting: researcher Chinese hackers eavesdropped on the computers of five European foreign ministries before last September’s G20 Summit, according to research by FireEye
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    Leading tech companies call for US surveillance reform

    Leading tech companies call for US surveillance reform Eight leading technology companies called on the US to overhaul its surveillance laws
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    Spies worry over "doomsday" cache stashed by ex-NSA contractor Snowden

    Spies worry over "doomsday" cache stashed by ex-NSA contractor Snowden British and US intelligence officials say they are worried about a “doomsday” cache of highly classified, heavily encrypted material they believe former NSA contractor Edward Snowden has stored on a data cloud.
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    NATO launches large-scale cyber-security exercises

    NATO launches large-scale cyber-security exercises NATO has launched its largest-ever cyber exercises to practise warding off massive, simultaneous attacks
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    Google warns of 'splinter net' fallout from U.S. spying

    Google warns of 'splinter net' fallout from U.S. spying Search giant Google warned that U.S. spying operations risk fracturing the open Internet into a “splinter net” that could hurt American business.
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    Hackers expose weak cyber-defense in Asia

    Hackers expose weak cyber-defense in Asia A rash of website hackings in the Asia-Pacific has exposed weak cyber defences which must be improved to help the region deal with more sophisticated and sinister threats
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    Finland says government's data network hit by severe hacking

    Finland says government's data network hit by severe hacking Finland’s foreign minister said foreign intelligence agents had carried out large-scale hacking into government communications
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    NSA intercepts international Google, Yahoo traffic

    NSA intercepts international Google, Yahoo traffic The NSA has tapped directly into communications links used by Google and Yahoo to access huge amounts of email and other user information
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    NSA admits spying on world leaders

    NSA admits spying on world leaders The largest US spy agency has acknowledged that it intercepted private communications of some 35 world leaders.
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    EU should be grateful for US spying: lawmaker

    EU should be grateful for US spying: lawmaker Europeans should be grateful for US spying operations because they keep them safe
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