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"Threat" Huawei Has Deep Connections In China's Intelligence: Mike Pompeo
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has alleged Huawei is owned by the Chinese government, has deep connections to their intelligence services and presents a national security threat, urging countries to think twice before signing up with one the world's biggest tech firms.
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Trump Says He Doesn't "Necessarily Agree" With US Spymasters' Assessments
US President Donald Trump on Sunday disputed American intelligence services' assessments of the threat posed by Iran and said he "does not necessarily agree" with their analysis.
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Government Mulling Using AI for Military, National Security
Minister of State for Defence Subhash Bhamre told the Lok Sabha that the ministry has initiated the process of preparing Indian defence forces in their use of Artificial Intelligence and leveraging India's capabilities in machine learning sectors.
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Government Considering Use Of Artificial Intelligence For Military
India is considering the use of Artificial Intelligence for national security and military strategic purposes and the government is studying a report recommending the use of technology in aviation, naval, land systems, cyber, nuclear and biological warfare.
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Dawood Ibrahim's Wife's India Visit Is Intelligence Failure: Congress
The Congress on Sunday slammed the Narendra Modi government over the visit of absconding don Dawood Ibrahim's wife to Mumbai last year, terming it a "failure of intelligence" and a "serious threat to national security".
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Security And Intelligence Services IPO Subscribed 38% On First Day
The Security and Intelligence Services IPO received bids for 19,96,380 shares against the total issue size of 53,16,187 shares, data available with the National Stock Exchange (NSE) showed.
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Afghan Intelligence Playing Into India's Hands: Pervez Musharraf
Former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf has said that Afghanistan's intelligence agency -- the National Directorate of Security (NDS) -- was playing into Indian hands, and was being used as a tool for facilitating terror groups in Pakistan, media reported on Monday.
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Russians Suspected In Hack Of New York Times, Other US Media: Report
The FBI and other US security agencies are investigating cyber breaches targeting reporters at the New York Times and other US news organizations that are thought to have been carried out by hackers working for Russian intelligence, CNN reported on Tuesday, citing unnamed US officials.
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Sudan Forces Use Sexual Violence, Threats On Female Activists: Human Rights Watch
Sudan's security forces have used sexual violence and intimidation to stop female activists from protesting and carrying out human rights campaigns, Human Rights Watch said today.
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Edward Snowden Attacks British Emergency Surveillance Laws
Fugitive US intelligence expert Edward Snowden attacked British plans for emergency laws to allow police and security services greater access to Internet and phone data on Sunday.
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UK Government Seeks Data Retention Law After European Union Verdict
Concerned after a European court ruled in favor of citizens' right to privacy, Britain's prime minister pledged Thursday to rush through emergency measures to force phone and Internet companies to store call and search records for a year.
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Sudan Intel Agency in Court Challenge to Opposition
Sudan's powerful intelligence service has filed a criminal complaint against the leader of a major opposition party, disputing claims a counter-insurgency unit looted, raped and committed arson, reports said Tuesday.
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Norway denies US spying, said it shared intelligence with US
Norway's intelligence services said it - and not the US National Security Agency, as reported in a Norwegian newspaper - kept records on more than 33 million phone conversations over the space of one month last winter, Oslo said on Tuesday.
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European spy services shared phone data with US: NSA
European spy services shared phone data with the US National Security Agency and media reports alleging otherwise are "completely false," the NSA's chief told lawmakers on Tuesday.
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Israel intercepted millions of French calls: report
Israeli agents hacked millions of phone calls and messages in France, media reported citing a leaked US intelligence document.
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"Threat" Huawei Has Deep Connections In China's Intelligence: Mike Pompeo
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has alleged Huawei is owned by the Chinese government, has deep connections to their intelligence services and presents a national security threat, urging countries to think twice before signing up with one the world's biggest tech firms.
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Trump Says He Doesn't "Necessarily Agree" With US Spymasters' Assessments
US President Donald Trump on Sunday disputed American intelligence services' assessments of the threat posed by Iran and said he "does not necessarily agree" with their analysis.
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Government Mulling Using AI for Military, National Security
Minister of State for Defence Subhash Bhamre told the Lok Sabha that the ministry has initiated the process of preparing Indian defence forces in their use of Artificial Intelligence and leveraging India's capabilities in machine learning sectors.
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Government Considering Use Of Artificial Intelligence For Military
India is considering the use of Artificial Intelligence for national security and military strategic purposes and the government is studying a report recommending the use of technology in aviation, naval, land systems, cyber, nuclear and biological warfare.
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Dawood Ibrahim's Wife's India Visit Is Intelligence Failure: Congress
The Congress on Sunday slammed the Narendra Modi government over the visit of absconding don Dawood Ibrahim's wife to Mumbai last year, terming it a "failure of intelligence" and a "serious threat to national security".
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Security And Intelligence Services IPO Subscribed 38% On First Day
The Security and Intelligence Services IPO received bids for 19,96,380 shares against the total issue size of 53,16,187 shares, data available with the National Stock Exchange (NSE) showed.
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Afghan Intelligence Playing Into India's Hands: Pervez Musharraf
Former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf has said that Afghanistan's intelligence agency -- the National Directorate of Security (NDS) -- was playing into Indian hands, and was being used as a tool for facilitating terror groups in Pakistan, media reported on Monday.
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Russians Suspected In Hack Of New York Times, Other US Media: Report
The FBI and other US security agencies are investigating cyber breaches targeting reporters at the New York Times and other US news organizations that are thought to have been carried out by hackers working for Russian intelligence, CNN reported on Tuesday, citing unnamed US officials.
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Sudan Forces Use Sexual Violence, Threats On Female Activists: Human Rights Watch
Sudan's security forces have used sexual violence and intimidation to stop female activists from protesting and carrying out human rights campaigns, Human Rights Watch said today.
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Edward Snowden Attacks British Emergency Surveillance Laws
Fugitive US intelligence expert Edward Snowden attacked British plans for emergency laws to allow police and security services greater access to Internet and phone data on Sunday.
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UK Government Seeks Data Retention Law After European Union Verdict
Concerned after a European court ruled in favor of citizens' right to privacy, Britain's prime minister pledged Thursday to rush through emergency measures to force phone and Internet companies to store call and search records for a year.
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Sudan Intel Agency in Court Challenge to Opposition
Sudan's powerful intelligence service has filed a criminal complaint against the leader of a major opposition party, disputing claims a counter-insurgency unit looted, raped and committed arson, reports said Tuesday.
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Norway denies US spying, said it shared intelligence with US
Norway's intelligence services said it - and not the US National Security Agency, as reported in a Norwegian newspaper - kept records on more than 33 million phone conversations over the space of one month last winter, Oslo said on Tuesday.
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European spy services shared phone data with US: NSA
European spy services shared phone data with the US National Security Agency and media reports alleging otherwise are "completely false," the NSA's chief told lawmakers on Tuesday.
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Israel intercepted millions of French calls: report
Israeli agents hacked millions of phone calls and messages in France, media reported citing a leaked US intelligence document.
