Surveillance News
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Newly released documents show that the communications of everyday Internet users were targeted by the National Security Agency (NSA) far more times than communications from legally targeted individuals.
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The massive mobile phone giant Vodafone has revealed the extent of Irish communications snooping and surveillance in many other countries.
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Berlin -
Germany's federal prosecutors said they had opened an investigation over alleged snooping on Chancellor Angela Merkel's mobile phone by the US National Security Agency in a case that has soured relations.
In the Media
by Kate Millar (AFP)
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Berlin -
Germany's federal prosecutors said Wednesday they had opened an investigation over alleged snooping on Chancellor Angela Merkel's mobile phone by the US National Security Agency (NSA) in a case that has soured relations.
In the Media
by Kate Millar (AFP)
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Berlin -
Germany's federal prosecutor said Wednesday he had opened an investigation over alleged snooping by the US National Security Agency (NSA) on Chancellor Angela Merkel's mobile phone.
In the Media
by AFP
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'Ai Weiwei: The Fake Case' is a new documentary tracing the Chinese artist’s life post-incarceration. Its filmmaker says you don’t have to love Ai’s art to appreciate the story of a human being facing incredible odds.
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Washington -
US President Barack Obama met bosses from Facebook, Google and other Internet giants Friday to discuss plans to overhaul US spy agency surveillance practices which have infuriated the industry.Obama sat down with company chiefs including Google executi...
In the Media
by AFP
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Washington -
US President Barack Obama meets Internet bosses on Friday to discuss his latest plans to overhaul US spy agency surveillance practices which have infuriated the industry.Obama was expected to meet company chiefs including Google executive chairman Eric...
In the Media
by AFP
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Executives of several large U.S.
In the Media
by Alina Selyukh and Alexei Oreskovic (Reuters)
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New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli will withdraw a shareholder resolution at AT&T Inc after the telecommunications company released new details of government interest in its customers' information, his office said in a statement...
In the Media
by Reuters
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The star attraction at Asia's biggest arms and aerospace bazaar is an outwardly unassuming aircraft parked in a distant corner of the tarmac, past the sleek jet fighters and menacing attack heli...
In the Media
by Raju Gopalakrishnan (Reuters)
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Dayton -
New camera surveillance technology from Persistent Surveillance Systems can spy for hours on a single large area, as tested in Dayton, Ohio.
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Berlin -
German Chancellor Angela Merkel issued a strong rebuke to the United States and Britain on Wednesday over the sweeping digital spying revealed by fugitive IT contractor Edward Snowden.
In the Media
by AFP
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The US government’s National Security Agency (NSA) surveillance program is illegal and should end, according to a federal privacy watchdog.
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Washington -
A bi-partisan effort to scare the American people into ending their opposition to the surveillance state is operating at full speed. Two lawmakers have used innuendo to suggest that Snowden was working for Russian intelligence services.
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Washington -
President Barack Obama curtailed the reach of massive US National Security Agency phone surveillance sweeps, but said bulk data collection must go on to protect America from terrorists.
In the Media
by Stephen Collinson (AFP)
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Brussels -
US President Barack Obama will head to Brussels on March 26 to attend an EU-US summit, a European source told AFP Friday.
In the Media
by AFP
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Washington -
Bosses from Internet giants including Twitter and Facebook Tuesday pressed President Barack Obama for reforms of US spy agency snooping, adding to rising heat from the courts and American allies.
In the Media
by Stephen Collinson (AFP)
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New York -
In its bid to secure America from online and other perceived threats, the US National Security Agency (NSA) is reportedly racing against time to build a quantum computer capable of breaking every imaginable encryption code known to humans.
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A federal judge in Washington, D.C. has issued the first ruling on the issue of mass-surveillance conducted on Americans’ telephone records by the U.S. National Security Agency.
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Remember that scene in the second Christian Bale Batman movie, “The Dark Knight,” when the vigilante reveals to Lucius Fox a machine capable of accessing every cell phone throughout Gotham city? Sounds familiar, doesn't it?
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Jeremy Hammond was sentenced to ten years in prison for his role in the massive Startfor leak in 2011. His trial was little more than a show for the public. The importance of the millions of emails released by Hammond is still not completely understood.
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Brussels -
As global repercussions grow in response to Edward Snowden's disclosure of the worldwide NSA surveillance, the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs, created by the European Parliament, has scheduled a series of meetings.
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Toronto -
How do you make a standard cops-and-robbers film a riveting suspenseful 120 minutes of intrigue and action? Just ask the filmmakers behind Cold Eyes, a Korean film screening at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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London -
On Wednesday, September 4, 2013, WikiLeaks released "Spy Files #3," comprising 249 documents from 921 intelligence contractors, showing the world is spending millions on mass surveillance technology to target their own and other countries' populations.
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Berlin -
On Monday, Spain's Foreign Ministry demanded “clarification and information” concerning a report published in Der Spiegel which said Spain was a target of secret surveillance by the NSA.
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Public safety is an issue that concerns all in this age of terrorism. Port cities such as Oakland can be particularly vulnerable to attacks. What started out to be plans for a Port of Oakland surveillance center has turned out to be much more.
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Bude -
The latest release from Edward Snowden's collection of damning evidence against the NSA shows that the agency has made secret payments of at least $150 million to the UK's GCHQ spying agency over three years.
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Brussels -
In the wake of the NSA scandal revealed by Edward Snowden, that EU diplomatic premises were under US surveillance, the European Union has ordered a worldwide security sweep of all its premises.
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One year after joining, WikiLeaks volunteer Thordarson became an FBI informant. He joined WikiLeaks in 2010 while he was in high school. His adventures illustrate the lengths to which the US government was willing to go in its pursuit of Julian Assange.
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Persistent Surveillance Systems Sample Camera Image.
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Protests against worldwide NSA surveillance in Germany.
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Three surveillance cameras.
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Avoiding being detected by surveillance cameras.
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The Camover game has been started to encourage people in Germany to destroy CCTV cameras and film the process.
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Cameras surveilling the area
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Graph showing email and internet authorizations
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Protests against worldwide NSA surveillance in Germany.
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