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Wikileaks CIA Files: 5 Things We Learnt About Gadgets That Spy on You
Smart TVs, mobiles, and all your other devices are spying on you, the latest WikiLeaks documents show.
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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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WikiLeaks Exposes Alleged CIA Hacking Programme
The CIA can turn your TV into a listening device, bypass popular encryption apps, and possibly control your car, according to a trove of alleged documents from the US spy agency released Tuesday by WikiLeaks.
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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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Barack Obama Says Sorry to Japan After WikiLeaks Claims of US Spying
US President Barack Obama today apologised to Tokyo after WikiLeaks claimed Washington had spied on Japanese politicians, a government spokesman said today.
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Pakistan Will Raise RAW Involvement in its Territory in UN: Sartaz Aziz
Pakistan Prime Minister will raise the issue of alleged Indian involvement by its spy agency, Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), in its territory in the United Nations, said their National Security Advisor Sartaj Aziz. He made the remarks while responding to questions in the Pakistan National Assembly today.
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US Envoy 'Invited' to Angela Merkel Office to Discuss Spy Reports
Chancellor Angela Merkel's office asked the US ambassador to come on Thursday to discuss new allegations of NSA spying, which threatened to drive a new wedge through transatlantic ties.
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NSA Wiretapped Two French Finance Ministers: WikiLeaks
The allegations came a week after Wikileaks reported the NSA had spied on three French presidents from at least 2006 to May 2012.
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Germany Probing Second Case of Alleged US Spying
The second case within days of alleged US spying in Germany on Wednesday threatened to further strain transatlantic ties already frayed by the NSA surveillance scandal.
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Chinese Tech Firms Gain From US Spying Allegations, Snowden Revelations
The latest row has brightened the outlook for software firms, which have already seen improved sales and share prices since Snowden.
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Chinese State Media Calls US a 'Mincing Rascal' Over Spying Allegations
Also calling the United States a 'high-level hooligan', Chinese state media reacted on Wednesday to cyber-espionage allegations.
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China's Huawei vows security after alleged US hacks
The NSA operation grew to include penetrating Huawei communications products sold to third countries.
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Angry Birds maker Rovio says it doesn't provide user data to spy agencies
Rovio has refuted reports alleging that it handed over user data to government spy agencies.
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Orange to take legal action after report of spying via its cable
Orange is preparing its legal response to a report alleging the US NSA accessed customers' data transmitted by cable partly used by them.
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NSA Tailored Access Operations intercept computer deliveries, more: Report
The spy agency allegedly also distributed compromised accessories, and hijacked crash reports, to access user information.
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Wikileaks CIA Files: 5 Things We Learnt About Gadgets That Spy on You
Smart TVs, mobiles, and all your other devices are spying on you, the latest WikiLeaks documents show.
-
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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WikiLeaks Exposes Alleged CIA Hacking Programme
The CIA can turn your TV into a listening device, bypass popular encryption apps, and possibly control your car, according to a trove of alleged documents from the US spy agency released Tuesday by WikiLeaks.
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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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Barack Obama Says Sorry to Japan After WikiLeaks Claims of US Spying
US President Barack Obama today apologised to Tokyo after WikiLeaks claimed Washington had spied on Japanese politicians, a government spokesman said today.
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Pakistan Will Raise RAW Involvement in its Territory in UN: Sartaz Aziz
Pakistan Prime Minister will raise the issue of alleged Indian involvement by its spy agency, Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), in its territory in the United Nations, said their National Security Advisor Sartaj Aziz. He made the remarks while responding to questions in the Pakistan National Assembly today.
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US Envoy 'Invited' to Angela Merkel Office to Discuss Spy Reports
Chancellor Angela Merkel's office asked the US ambassador to come on Thursday to discuss new allegations of NSA spying, which threatened to drive a new wedge through transatlantic ties.
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NSA Wiretapped Two French Finance Ministers: WikiLeaks
The allegations came a week after Wikileaks reported the NSA had spied on three French presidents from at least 2006 to May 2012.
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Germany Probing Second Case of Alleged US Spying
The second case within days of alleged US spying in Germany on Wednesday threatened to further strain transatlantic ties already frayed by the NSA surveillance scandal.
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Chinese Tech Firms Gain From US Spying Allegations, Snowden Revelations
The latest row has brightened the outlook for software firms, which have already seen improved sales and share prices since Snowden.
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Chinese State Media Calls US a 'Mincing Rascal' Over Spying Allegations
Also calling the United States a 'high-level hooligan', Chinese state media reacted on Wednesday to cyber-espionage allegations.
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China's Huawei vows security after alleged US hacks
The NSA operation grew to include penetrating Huawei communications products sold to third countries.
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Angry Birds maker Rovio says it doesn't provide user data to spy agencies
Rovio has refuted reports alleging that it handed over user data to government spy agencies.
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Orange to take legal action after report of spying via its cable
Orange is preparing its legal response to a report alleging the US NSA accessed customers' data transmitted by cable partly used by them.
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NSA Tailored Access Operations intercept computer deliveries, more: Report
The spy agency allegedly also distributed compromised accessories, and hijacked crash reports, to access user information.
