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2 Germans Charged With Treason In Russia Spying Case
Two German men been charged with high treason for gathering state secrets from Germany's BND foreign intelligence agency and passing them to Russia, prosecutors said on Friday.
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German Intelligence Unit BND to Use Dog-Themed NFTs to Fish for Cyber Talent: Details
Germany’s intelligence unit BND has decided to find cyber talent by enticing people to participate in a virtual, blockchain-based treasure hunt. Unlike usual NFT collections, the collectibles from ‘Dogs of BND’ will not be up for sale on any NFT marketplace. Instead, these NFTs will only serve as collectibles, acquired by finding a character ...
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Wanted: Spies, No Remote Work, And Must Leave Cell Phone At Home
Intelligence services are finding it harder to recruit staff since the pandemic as prospects want to work from home and would rather not part with their personal cell phones, the head of Germany's foreign intelligence service BND said on Monday.
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Russian Defector Gave Novichok Sample To Germany In 90s: Report
Germany's intelligence service BND had in the 1990s obtained from a Russian informer a sample of the poison used against ex-double agent Sergei Skripal, German media reported Thursday, drawing a link to Moscow as the origin of the toxin.
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Germany Gives Huge Amount of Phone, Text Data to US: Report
Germany's BND intelligence agency sends mammoth amounts of phone and text data to the US National Security Agency (NSA) each month, Die Zeit Online reported, highlighting the scale of spying cooperation which has unleashed a political row here.
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NSA Asked Germany to Spy on Tech Giant Siemens: Report
The "BND affair" has rattled Merkel's government and angered some of Germany's European partners.
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German Spies Curb Internet Snooping for US After Row: Reports
German media reported that BND's station in Bad Aibling this week stopped sending the NSA information garnered from Internet surveillance.
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Angela Merkel Says Her Coalition 'Working Very Well' Despite Spying Row
Chancellor Angela Merkel tried to reassure Germans on Tuesday that the government was working smoothly despite a spat between her conservatives and their Social Democrat (SPD) coalition partners over the activities of the BND intelligence agency.
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Legal Loophole Lets Germany Spy on Own Citizens
A former BND lawyer told Parliament this week that Germans aren't protected while working abroad for foreign companies.
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Turkey Summons German Ambassador over Spying Report
Turkey summoned the German ambassador in Ankara on Monday over a report in magazine Der Spiegel that Germany's BND intelligence agency had been spying on its NATO ally for years, a Turkish foreign ministry official said.
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European spy agencies swap news on latest technology developments: Germany
Germany's foreign intelligence agency confirmed Saturday that it swaps information on the latest technological developments with its European counterparts.
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Merkel-tapping allegations prompt Germany to send intelligence chiefs to US
Following allegations of the NSA tapping phones of 35 world leaders, including German Chancellor Merkel, Germany will send BND and BfV chiefs to the US.
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2 Germans Charged With Treason In Russia Spying Case
Two German men been charged with high treason for gathering state secrets from Germany's BND foreign intelligence agency and passing them to Russia, prosecutors said on Friday.
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German Intelligence Unit BND to Use Dog-Themed NFTs to Fish for Cyber Talent: Details
Germany’s intelligence unit BND has decided to find cyber talent by enticing people to participate in a virtual, blockchain-based treasure hunt. Unlike usual NFT collections, the collectibles from ‘Dogs of BND’ will not be up for sale on any NFT marketplace. Instead, these NFTs will only serve as collectibles, acquired by finding a character ...
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Wanted: Spies, No Remote Work, And Must Leave Cell Phone At Home
Intelligence services are finding it harder to recruit staff since the pandemic as prospects want to work from home and would rather not part with their personal cell phones, the head of Germany's foreign intelligence service BND said on Monday.
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Russian Defector Gave Novichok Sample To Germany In 90s: Report
Germany's intelligence service BND had in the 1990s obtained from a Russian informer a sample of the poison used against ex-double agent Sergei Skripal, German media reported Thursday, drawing a link to Moscow as the origin of the toxin.
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Germany Gives Huge Amount of Phone, Text Data to US: Report
Germany's BND intelligence agency sends mammoth amounts of phone and text data to the US National Security Agency (NSA) each month, Die Zeit Online reported, highlighting the scale of spying cooperation which has unleashed a political row here.
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NSA Asked Germany to Spy on Tech Giant Siemens: Report
The "BND affair" has rattled Merkel's government and angered some of Germany's European partners.
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German Spies Curb Internet Snooping for US After Row: Reports
German media reported that BND's station in Bad Aibling this week stopped sending the NSA information garnered from Internet surveillance.
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Angela Merkel Says Her Coalition 'Working Very Well' Despite Spying Row
Chancellor Angela Merkel tried to reassure Germans on Tuesday that the government was working smoothly despite a spat between her conservatives and their Social Democrat (SPD) coalition partners over the activities of the BND intelligence agency.
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Legal Loophole Lets Germany Spy on Own Citizens
A former BND lawyer told Parliament this week that Germans aren't protected while working abroad for foreign companies.
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Turkey Summons German Ambassador over Spying Report
Turkey summoned the German ambassador in Ankara on Monday over a report in magazine Der Spiegel that Germany's BND intelligence agency had been spying on its NATO ally for years, a Turkish foreign ministry official said.
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European spy agencies swap news on latest technology developments: Germany
Germany's foreign intelligence agency confirmed Saturday that it swaps information on the latest technological developments with its European counterparts.
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Merkel-tapping allegations prompt Germany to send intelligence chiefs to US
Following allegations of the NSA tapping phones of 35 world leaders, including German Chancellor Merkel, Germany will send BND and BfV chiefs to the US.
