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Chinese hackers gained access to 'thousands' of surveillance orders, says Washington Post
When Chinese hackers attacked Google in 2009, they may have gained access to years' worth of Continue reading…
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Denied in the Supreme Court, warrantless wiretap opponents are losing ground fast
For the past decade, a legal battle has been brewing on multiple fronts over the US government’s Continue reading…
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NSA's 'Ragtime' domestic spying program detailed in new book
There are four — maybe five — members of the NSA who make sure that its secret domestic Continue reading…
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Supreme Court rejects case against warrantless wiretapping
The Supreme Court has declined to proceed with a challenge to the FISA Amendments Act (FAA), which Continue reading…
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Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, and Facebook say they require warrants to give over private content
Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, and Facebook all say that they require full warrants in order to provide Continue reading…
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What Google can't tell you about US surveillance in its transparency reports
Google's bi-annual transparency reports are often lauded for efforts in making police and government Continue reading…
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Sen. Ron Wyden on FISA surveillance law: 'We are going to win this'
Civil liberties advocates suffered a major setback in December, when the US Senate voted to extend Continue reading…
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President Obama signs off on bill that extends warrantless wiretapping until 2017
President Obama signed an extension to the controversial Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Continue reading…
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Senate votes to let the NSA keep spying on you without a warrant until 2017
The US Senate has voted to approve the FAA Sunsets Extension Act of 2012, which will authorize Continue reading…
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EFF sues DOJ for information on legality of warrantless wiretaps
Frustrated by a lack of compliance with its Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests related to Continue reading…
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Scientist identifies cell that could hold the secret to limb regeneration
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Glow-in-the-dark cockroach and social media butterfly named in scientists' top 10 new species
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Mailbox launches an iPad app, but Gmail poses a greater threat than ever
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Google engineer publicizes Windows zero-day bug, claims Microsoft is 'difficult to work with'
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Shazam for iPad now tags music and TV shows without user input
