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Video: Former NSA official admits gov't collects most U.S. emails

In his first live TV interview last Friday, National Security Agency (NSA) whistleblower William Binney blew the lid off of the secrecy surrounding the agency's ongoing surveillance of phone calls and emails inside the United States.

In the Media by Elliott Freeman - 1 comment

NSA: Anonymous cyber attacks could knock out US power grid

After flexing their "hacktivist" muscles on multiple occasions, the hacker collective Anonymous has drawn the attention of the National Security Agency.

In the Media by Tucker Cummings - 4 comments

Op-Ed: News Of The World (1843-2011)

The “News Of The World” is one of the oldest “lowbrow” newspapers in the world. Sunday, it will publish its last ever edition. Though few will weep at its funeral, are we seeing the bigger picture?

In the Media by Alexander Baron - 3 comments

US set to detect infrastructure cyber attacks

The US government will set into motion a comprehensive program termed “Perfect Citizen” to detect cyber attacks on private and government agencies running critical infrastructures, reported The Wall Street Journal on Wednesday.

In the Media by Vilma Cajigas

Op-Ed: Flight 253 and The Systematic Cover-Up of Fabricated Terrorism

The systematic cover-up of the failed Flight 253 'Underwear Bomber' plot has become glaringly obvious as mounting evidence makes it appear that the 'terrorist' attack was yet another false flag attack that failed

In the Media by Bill Lindner - 1 comment

Intelligence services use Facebook to recruit

You're good with languages or computer programming and are looking for a challenging job? Log on to your Facebook account and search for the premier intelligence agencies in the USA - the CIA or the NSA.

In the Media by Moushumi Chakrabarty

Appellate Court Agrees With Bush Administration on Wiretaps

A secret court has upheld an earlier FISA court ruling that government has the right to wiretap international communications of US citizens.

In the Media by Patrick Truax - 1 comment

Jewel Vs. NSA Aims To Stop Illegal Surveillance

Jewel vs. NSA (National Security Agency), a new lawsuit filed on Thursday by the Electronic Frontier Foundation hopes to stop the government from spying on ordinary citizens of the United States.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 2 comments

NSA to help with BlackBerry Controversy

The Government of India wants access to the data sent across Research In Motion's (RIM) BlackBerry network in India in the interests of national security. However, RIM cannot compromise on security for their customers. The NSA steps in to find a solution.

In the Media by Ishaan Gupta

U.S. Wiretaps, Secret Warrants On the Rise

A new report says U.S. wiretaps were up 20 per cent in 2007 over the year before. The intercepts were mainly used for drug cases. And secret warrants have doubled since 9/11, compelling Americans to wonder if they’re living in a surveillance society.

In the Media by David Silverberg

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