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US, UK Spies Targeted Airline Passengers' Mobiles: French Media
American and British spy agencies have tried to intercept data from passengers' mobile phones on commercial airlines including Air France, French media has reported, citing documents from US whistleblower Edward Snowden.
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Smartphones Can be Hacked With Just 1 Text, Says Edward Snowden
British spies can hack into phones remotely with a simple text message and make audio recordings or take photos without owners knowing, former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden said on Monday.
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Alleged UK Hacking of Belgian Telecoms Firm Was Far-Reaching-Reports
Hacking of computers at Belgian telecoms firm Belgacom, alleged to have been carried out by a British spy agency, was more far-reaching than previously thought and went undetected for more than two years, according to reports published on Saturday.
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Edward Snowden Leaks Prompt 'Insidious' Claims About Spies: UK Lawmaker
Supporters of former U.S. intelligence contractor Edward Snowden use "insidious" language that blurs lines between spying in democratic and authoritarian states, a senior British lawmaker said on Thursday.
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British spy chief warns Edward Snowden data is a 'gift' for terrorists
Revelations by Edward Snowden about British eavesdropping are a gift to terrorists because they weaken the ability of the security services to stop those plotting deadly attacks against the West, the head of the MI5 Security Service said on Tuesday.
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British spy agency hacked Belgian phone operator: report
Britain's intelligence services were behind a cyber attack on state-owned Belgian telecom giant Belgacom, a German news weekly reported on Friday.
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Guardian teams up with New York Times over Edward Snowden documents
The Guardian has agreed with the New York Times to give the U.S. newspaper access to some classified documents leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden, the British newspaper said on Friday.
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Tim Berners-Lee scolds "hypocritical" West over online spying
The British inventor of the World Wide Web accused Western governments of hypocrisy in spying on the Internet.
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US, UK Spies Targeted Airline Passengers' Mobiles: French Media
American and British spy agencies have tried to intercept data from passengers' mobile phones on commercial airlines including Air France, French media has reported, citing documents from US whistleblower Edward Snowden.
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Smartphones Can be Hacked With Just 1 Text, Says Edward Snowden
British spies can hack into phones remotely with a simple text message and make audio recordings or take photos without owners knowing, former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden said on Monday.
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Alleged UK Hacking of Belgian Telecoms Firm Was Far-Reaching-Reports
Hacking of computers at Belgian telecoms firm Belgacom, alleged to have been carried out by a British spy agency, was more far-reaching than previously thought and went undetected for more than two years, according to reports published on Saturday.
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Edward Snowden Leaks Prompt 'Insidious' Claims About Spies: UK Lawmaker
Supporters of former U.S. intelligence contractor Edward Snowden use "insidious" language that blurs lines between spying in democratic and authoritarian states, a senior British lawmaker said on Thursday.
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British spy chief warns Edward Snowden data is a 'gift' for terrorists
Revelations by Edward Snowden about British eavesdropping are a gift to terrorists because they weaken the ability of the security services to stop those plotting deadly attacks against the West, the head of the MI5 Security Service said on Tuesday.
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British spy agency hacked Belgian phone operator: report
Britain's intelligence services were behind a cyber attack on state-owned Belgian telecom giant Belgacom, a German news weekly reported on Friday.
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Guardian teams up with New York Times over Edward Snowden documents
The Guardian has agreed with the New York Times to give the U.S. newspaper access to some classified documents leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden, the British newspaper said on Friday.
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Tim Berners-Lee scolds "hypocritical" West over online spying
The British inventor of the World Wide Web accused Western governments of hypocrisy in spying on the Internet.
