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The world’s most famous whistleblower addressed a Montreal crowd amid revelations of police spying on journalists. Continue reading Edward Snowden Calls Police Spying on Quebec Journalists a ‘Threat to Democracy’
The world’s largest online professional network LinkedIn could face a ban in Russia after the company has failed to comply with a Russian data localization law that compels companies to keep data on Russian users in their country.
If you are not aware, LinkedIn is the only major social network which is not banned in China, because the company agreed to cooperate with the Chinese government
Continue reading LinkedIn to get Banned in Russia for not Complying with Data Localization Law
A NSA contractor working for Booz Allen Hamilton was arrested and charged with stealing secret documents from the U.S. spy agency. Continue reading NSA Contractor Charged With Stealing Classified Hacking Secrets
Another Edward Snowden?
The FBI has secretly busted another National Security Agency (NSA) contractor over a massive secret data theft.
The United States Justice Department charged Harold Thomas Martin, 51, with theft of highly classified government … Continue reading BREAKING! Another NSA Contractor Arrested For Stealing ‘Secret’ Documents
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Report: Yahoo, the Internet giant developed a software to secretly scan
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Yahoo built a software to secretly scan user emails for the NSA
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If you are a hacker, you might have enjoyed the NSA’s private zero-day exploits, malware and hacking tools that were leaked last month.
But the question is: How these hacking tools ended up into the hands of hackers?
It has been found that the NSA it… Continue reading Leaked NSA Hacking Tools Were ‘Mistakenly’ Left By An Agent On A Remote Server
Last week, KrebsOnSecurity detailed how BackConnect Inc. — a company that defends victims against large-scale distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks — admitted to hijacking hundreds of Internet addresses from a European Internet service provider in order to glean information about attackers who were targeting BackConnect. According to an exhaustive analysis of historic Internet records, the BackConnect appears to have a history of such “hacking back” activity. Continue reading DDoS Mitigation Firm Has History of Hijacks
A House Committee report slammed the former U.S. defense contractor saying he has done “tremendous damage” to the United States national security. Continue reading Snowden Slammed in House Committee Report
The ACLU and Amnesty International kick off a campaign that seeks a presidential pardon for Edward Snowden. Continue reading Snowden Makes Case for a Presidential Pardon
An internal series of emails called “WARgrams” demanded “unprecedented degrees of cooperation” to create a pervasive network of surveillance. Continue reading New Docs Show How the NSA Used the Iraq War to Build its Surveillance Apparatus