spying

  1. Kevin Lancaster

    SA spies can’t keep their own secrets safe

    SA spies can’t keep their own secrets safe Flaws and security lapses within South Africa’s government and intelligence services have left secrets exposed to foreign spies at every level
  3. Kevin Lancaster

    CIA asked South Africa to help it spy

    CIA asked South Africa to help it spy The United States’ CIA was desperate to make contact with Hamas in Gaza and asked South Africa for help, Al-Jazeera reported on its website on Tuesday
  4. mercurial

    Highly-complex malware has secretly spied on computers for years, say researchers

    Highly-complex malware has secretly spied on computers for years, say researchers
  5. Kevin Lancaster

    Become a spy, online

    Become a spy, online Israel’s secretive overseas spy agency, the Mossad, launched a new website Monday to recruit potential spooks
  6. mercurial

    Xiaomi secretly sending your info to Chinese servers

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  7. Kevin Lancaster

    NSA spying led to "over 100" arrests internationally

    NSA snooping smashed terrorist plots The NSA’s international surveillance net caught “well over 100″ suspect individuals
  8. Kevin Lancaster

    NSA spying internationally "a valuable tool"

    NSA spying on foreign countries is “valuable” A watchdog panel has endorsed the NSA’s international spying endeavour, stating it is a “valuable tool in fighting terrorism”
  9. Kevin Lancaster

    Microsoft to scramble Outlook emails

    Microsoft steps up Outlook email protection Microsoft aims to ensure your emails cannot be intercepted and read by spying governments
  10. Kevin Lancaster

    South Africa on NSA spy list

    Secret document shows South Africa on NSA spying list A classified 2010 legal certification from the NSA shows that South Africa is among the countries authorised for surveillance
  11. jes

    SA govt. admits spy satellite project exists

    SA govt. admits spy satellite project exists Auditor-general Kimi Makwetu is the first state official to break the silence around South Africa’s mysterious R1.2 billion spy satellite – Project Flute.
  12. jes

    Tech leaders warn of dire effects of US spying

    Tech leaders warn of dire effects of US spying Hi-tech industry bosses demanded authorities change their murky ways in the wake of revelations of a vast snooping campaign by the US and other governments
  13. jes

    South African government's R1.2-billion mystery satellite

    SA government’s R1.2-billion mystery satellite Where is South Africa’s R1.2-billion Russian spy satellite? Nobody in government wants to answer that question
  14. mercurial

    NSA Uses Windows Error Messages To Spy On Users

    Not sure if already posted... Microsoft Windows crash reporting system used by NSA for ‘passive’ spying, report says Read more at source
  15. jes

    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
  16. QuintonB

    Obama receives NSA report

    NSA spy report in Obama’s hands A review panel handed President Barack Obama a report Friday on surveillance by US spy agencies in the wake of explosive revelations on vast phone and Internet sweeps by fugitive Edward Snowden.
  17. jes

    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.
  18. jes

    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.
  19. QuintonB

    Brazil faces opposition in bid to secure Internet

    Brazil “Internet divorce” faces political challenge A government plan to shield Brazil from alleged U.S. spying has run into mounting opposition in Congress, politicians said on Monday.
  20. jes

    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.
  21. jes

    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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