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US Whistleblower Edward Snowden Gets Russian Passport: Report
Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden, who exposed the scale of secret surveillance by the National Security Agency (NSA), has sworn an oath of allegiance to Russia and received a Russian passport, TASS reported on Friday.
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Edward Snowden Was A 'Disgruntled' Employee: House Committee Report
A US House committee issued a scathing report on Thursday accusing National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden of lying about his background, feuding with co-workers and leaking secrets that "caused tremendous damage" to US security.
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California Terror Investigators Can't View NSA Phone Records
The US government's ability to review and analyze five years' worth of telephone records for the married couple blamed in the deadly shootings in California lapsed just four days earlier when the National Security Agency's controversial mass surveillance program was formally shut down.
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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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Edward Snowden Debuts on Twitter, Follows Only One Account - NSA
Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden has debuted on Twitter with a powerful first post: "Can you hear me now?"
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Would Prefer to Live in My Own Country, Says NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden
Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden on Saturday criticised Russia - the country that has granted him asylum - calling its crackdown on human rights and online freedom "fundamentally wrong" and said he would prefer not to live in exile.
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US Government Agencies Face Uphill Battle for Tech Talent
Relations have worsened since the 2013 leak of classified documents by former NSA contractor Snowden and disputes over issues ranging from encryption to surveillance.
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Documents Show UK Agency Stored Journalists' Emails: Media Report
Britain's GCHQ eavesdropping agency stored emails from journalists working for several large media organisations, according to documents released by former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden, the Guardian newspaper reported.
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German Parties Lose Court Bid To Quiz Edward Snowden In Berlin
Germany's top court said Friday it rejected a bid by leftist opposition parties to call former NSA contractor Edward Snowden as a witness in a parliamentary probe of US intelligence activities.
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CIA Torture Report Revealed 'Inexcusable Crimes': Edward Snowden
Former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden said on Wednesday that the United States had committed "inexcusable crimes" during its torture programme detailed by a US Senate report.
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US Urges More Government-Business Cooperation on Cyber-Security
Some technology companies have scaled back their cooperation with the US government in the aftermath of revelations from former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.
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Edward Snowden and Girlfriend Reunited in Moscow, New Documentary Shows
Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor who blew the whistle on the U.S. government's mass surveillance programs, has been reunited in Russia with his long-time girlfriend, according to a new documentary shown on Friday.
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Planned US Cyber Warfare Program Could Hurt Innocent Countries: Edward Snowden
A developing U.S. cyber security program would not only hunt down and halt potential computer attacks but also strike back without staff oversight, according to former U.S. National Security Agency contractor, Edward Snowden.
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US Homeland Security Contractor Reports Computer Breach
The contractor, USIS, didn't name the suspected culprit but said that the cyberttack had "the markings of a state-sponsored attack."
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Edward Snowden Seeks to Develop Anti-Surveillance Technologies
Edward Snowden, a former U.S. spy agency contractor who leaked details of major U.S. surveillance programs, called on supporters at a hacking conference to spur development of easy-to-use technologies to subvert government surveillance programs around the globe.
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US Whistleblower Edward Snowden Gets Russian Passport: Report
Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden, who exposed the scale of secret surveillance by the National Security Agency (NSA), has sworn an oath of allegiance to Russia and received a Russian passport, TASS reported on Friday.
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Edward Snowden Was A 'Disgruntled' Employee: House Committee Report
A US House committee issued a scathing report on Thursday accusing National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden of lying about his background, feuding with co-workers and leaking secrets that "caused tremendous damage" to US security.
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California Terror Investigators Can't View NSA Phone Records
The US government's ability to review and analyze five years' worth of telephone records for the married couple blamed in the deadly shootings in California lapsed just four days earlier when the National Security Agency's controversial mass surveillance program was formally shut down.
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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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Edward Snowden Debuts on Twitter, Follows Only One Account - NSA
Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden has debuted on Twitter with a powerful first post: "Can you hear me now?"
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Would Prefer to Live in My Own Country, Says NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden
Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden on Saturday criticised Russia - the country that has granted him asylum - calling its crackdown on human rights and online freedom "fundamentally wrong" and said he would prefer not to live in exile.
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US Government Agencies Face Uphill Battle for Tech Talent
Relations have worsened since the 2013 leak of classified documents by former NSA contractor Snowden and disputes over issues ranging from encryption to surveillance.
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Documents Show UK Agency Stored Journalists' Emails: Media Report
Britain's GCHQ eavesdropping agency stored emails from journalists working for several large media organisations, according to documents released by former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden, the Guardian newspaper reported.
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German Parties Lose Court Bid To Quiz Edward Snowden In Berlin
Germany's top court said Friday it rejected a bid by leftist opposition parties to call former NSA contractor Edward Snowden as a witness in a parliamentary probe of US intelligence activities.
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CIA Torture Report Revealed 'Inexcusable Crimes': Edward Snowden
Former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden said on Wednesday that the United States had committed "inexcusable crimes" during its torture programme detailed by a US Senate report.
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US Urges More Government-Business Cooperation on Cyber-Security
Some technology companies have scaled back their cooperation with the US government in the aftermath of revelations from former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.
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Edward Snowden and Girlfriend Reunited in Moscow, New Documentary Shows
Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor who blew the whistle on the U.S. government's mass surveillance programs, has been reunited in Russia with his long-time girlfriend, according to a new documentary shown on Friday.
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Planned US Cyber Warfare Program Could Hurt Innocent Countries: Edward Snowden
A developing U.S. cyber security program would not only hunt down and halt potential computer attacks but also strike back without staff oversight, according to former U.S. National Security Agency contractor, Edward Snowden.
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US Homeland Security Contractor Reports Computer Breach
The contractor, USIS, didn't name the suspected culprit but said that the cyberttack had "the markings of a state-sponsored attack."
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Edward Snowden Seeks to Develop Anti-Surveillance Technologies
Edward Snowden, a former U.S. spy agency contractor who leaked details of major U.S. surveillance programs, called on supporters at a hacking conference to spur development of easy-to-use technologies to subvert government surveillance programs around the globe.
