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Kaspersky Lab Helped NSA Catch an Alleged Data Thief
NSA discovered what has been called the largest breach of classified data in its history after a tip from a banned Russian firm.
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Shadow Brokers Says Will Release More Data in July to Paying Customers
The Shadow Brokers group said in an announcement on the internet that it has not yet determined what files will be in the collection.
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Group Linked To NSA Leaks Says Will Release More Data In July
A group that published hacking tools that security experts believe were stolen from the US National Security Agency said on Tuesday it plans to sell a new batch of stolen code in July to customers willing to pay more than $22,000 for it.
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WannaCry Ransomware: Cyber-Attacks Could Spark Lawsuits, But Not Against Microsoft
Businesses could face legal claims if they failed to deliver services because of the attack, said Edward McAndrew, a data privacy lawyer at Ballard Spahr.
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WikiLeaks CIA Files Show the Agency Can Turn Your TV Into a Mic, Bypass Encryption in Popular Apps, and Possibly Control Your Car
WikiLeaks said the data shows that the CIA is now rivaling the NSA, the US government's main electronic spying body, in cyber warfare, but with less oversight.
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Yahoo Disputes Report on E-Mail Scanning for US Government
"The mail scanning described in the article does not exist on our systems," Yahoo said.
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NSA Chief 'Perplexed' That Twitter Won't Share Key Data
NSA director Admiral Michael Rogers made the comments at a congressional hearing in response to Senator John McCain's criticism.
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US Senate Blocks Access to Online Data Without Warrant
The move blocks an expansion of the US government's power to investigate suspected terrorists.
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Hacking Terrorist's iPhone Was Easy Compared to Next FBI Hurdle
Apps like WhatsApp automatically encrypt texts, phone calls, and other data, a problem for national security and criminal investigations, says the FBI.
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EU Watchdog Says Needs Time to Study Data Deal With United States
"We want to receive the documents in order to assess whether this (newly agreed) EU-U.S. Privacy Shield can answer the privacy concerns raised."
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EU Wants to Give National Privacy Regulators More Clout in New US Data Pact
Brussels and Washington are locked in negotiations to forge a new framework enabling data transfers from Europe to the United States.
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EU Expects New Data Transfer Deal With US in Three Months
The bloc's top court had earlier struck down a 15-year-old pact that risked giving American spies unfettered access to EU citizens' private details.
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90 Percent of Websites Leak User Data to Third Parties: Study
The findings of the study claim that nine out of ten websites leak user data to third-parties of which users are likely unaware of.
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UK Unveils Powers to Spy on Web Use, Raising Privacy Fears
The bill would also place explicit obligations on service providers to help intercept data and hack suspects' devices.
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EU Accelerates US Talks to Clinch New Transatlantic Data Pact
"These discussions are not easy, but I am confident that by mid-November we should already have seen progress," EU Justice Commissioner Vera Jourova said.
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Kaspersky Lab Helped NSA Catch an Alleged Data Thief
NSA discovered what has been called the largest breach of classified data in its history after a tip from a banned Russian firm.
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Shadow Brokers Says Will Release More Data in July to Paying Customers
The Shadow Brokers group said in an announcement on the internet that it has not yet determined what files will be in the collection.
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Group Linked To NSA Leaks Says Will Release More Data In July
A group that published hacking tools that security experts believe were stolen from the US National Security Agency said on Tuesday it plans to sell a new batch of stolen code in July to customers willing to pay more than $22,000 for it.
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WannaCry Ransomware: Cyber-Attacks Could Spark Lawsuits, But Not Against Microsoft
Businesses could face legal claims if they failed to deliver services because of the attack, said Edward McAndrew, a data privacy lawyer at Ballard Spahr.
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WikiLeaks CIA Files Show the Agency Can Turn Your TV Into a Mic, Bypass Encryption in Popular Apps, and Possibly Control Your Car
WikiLeaks said the data shows that the CIA is now rivaling the NSA, the US government's main electronic spying body, in cyber warfare, but with less oversight.
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Yahoo Disputes Report on E-Mail Scanning for US Government
"The mail scanning described in the article does not exist on our systems," Yahoo said.
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NSA Chief 'Perplexed' That Twitter Won't Share Key Data
NSA director Admiral Michael Rogers made the comments at a congressional hearing in response to Senator John McCain's criticism.
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US Senate Blocks Access to Online Data Without Warrant
The move blocks an expansion of the US government's power to investigate suspected terrorists.
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Hacking Terrorist's iPhone Was Easy Compared to Next FBI Hurdle
Apps like WhatsApp automatically encrypt texts, phone calls, and other data, a problem for national security and criminal investigations, says the FBI.
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EU Watchdog Says Needs Time to Study Data Deal With United States
"We want to receive the documents in order to assess whether this (newly agreed) EU-U.S. Privacy Shield can answer the privacy concerns raised."
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EU Wants to Give National Privacy Regulators More Clout in New US Data Pact
Brussels and Washington are locked in negotiations to forge a new framework enabling data transfers from Europe to the United States.
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EU Expects New Data Transfer Deal With US in Three Months
The bloc's top court had earlier struck down a 15-year-old pact that risked giving American spies unfettered access to EU citizens' private details.
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90 Percent of Websites Leak User Data to Third Parties: Study
The findings of the study claim that nine out of ten websites leak user data to third-parties of which users are likely unaware of.
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UK Unveils Powers to Spy on Web Use, Raising Privacy Fears
The bill would also place explicit obligations on service providers to help intercept data and hack suspects' devices.
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EU Accelerates US Talks to Clinch New Transatlantic Data Pact
"These discussions are not easy, but I am confident that by mid-November we should already have seen progress," EU Justice Commissioner Vera Jourova said.
