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Saudi Government 'Infiltrated' Wikipedia, Jailed Two: Report
Saudi Arabia has infiltrated Wikipedia and jailed two administrators in a bid to control content on the website, activists said Thursday, weeks after a former Twitter worker was jailed for "spying" for the Saudis.
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iOS 14: How to Stop Apps From Spying On You With These 10 Simple Settings
With the launch of iOS 14, the company has added a bunch of new additions to its ever growing list of privacy centric features. In this guide, we tell you the best privacy settings that you need to check out in iOS 14.
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China Launches Website In Mandarin, English To Report Foreign Spies
China has stepped up its campaign against foreign espionage with a website in Mandarin and English encouraging people to report national security threats such as bids to "overthrow the socialist system".
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NSA records all calls in targeted foreign nation: Report
According to a report, the NSA is recording all phone calls in an undisclosed foreign country, allowing it to play back any conversation up to 30 days later.
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GCHQ intercepted and stored images from Yahoo webcam chats: Report
The Guardian newspaper on Thursday made the claim, based on purported leaked documents provided to them by Snowden.
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'Anonymous' hackers deface dozens of websites in Australia, Philippines
Anonymous Indonesia said it was reacting to reports of spying by Australia in a U.S.-led surveillance network.
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NSA says Edward Snowden took documents from internal website: reports
Former security contractor Edward Snowden was able to obtain secret documents revealing a massive US spying effort from the National Security Agency's internal website, US officials said according to a report today.
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Dalai Lama's China site hacked, infects others: reports
A prominent computer security firm warned that the Dalai Lama's Chinese-language website has been hacked and is infecting visitors' computers with viruses in what may to be an effort to spy on human rights activists who frequently visit the site.
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UK: Surveillance devices to monitor Web traffic
The UK plans to install an unspecified number of spy devices along the country's telecommunications network to monitor Britons' use of overseas services such as Facebook and Twitter, according to a report published Tuesday by Parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee.
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Saudi Government 'Infiltrated' Wikipedia, Jailed Two: Report
Saudi Arabia has infiltrated Wikipedia and jailed two administrators in a bid to control content on the website, activists said Thursday, weeks after a former Twitter worker was jailed for "spying" for the Saudis.
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iOS 14: How to Stop Apps From Spying On You With These 10 Simple Settings
With the launch of iOS 14, the company has added a bunch of new additions to its ever growing list of privacy centric features. In this guide, we tell you the best privacy settings that you need to check out in iOS 14.
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China Launches Website In Mandarin, English To Report Foreign Spies
China has stepped up its campaign against foreign espionage with a website in Mandarin and English encouraging people to report national security threats such as bids to "overthrow the socialist system".
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NSA records all calls in targeted foreign nation: Report
According to a report, the NSA is recording all phone calls in an undisclosed foreign country, allowing it to play back any conversation up to 30 days later.
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GCHQ intercepted and stored images from Yahoo webcam chats: Report
The Guardian newspaper on Thursday made the claim, based on purported leaked documents provided to them by Snowden.
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'Anonymous' hackers deface dozens of websites in Australia, Philippines
Anonymous Indonesia said it was reacting to reports of spying by Australia in a U.S.-led surveillance network.
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NSA says Edward Snowden took documents from internal website: reports
Former security contractor Edward Snowden was able to obtain secret documents revealing a massive US spying effort from the National Security Agency's internal website, US officials said according to a report today.
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Dalai Lama's China site hacked, infects others: reports
A prominent computer security firm warned that the Dalai Lama's Chinese-language website has been hacked and is infecting visitors' computers with viruses in what may to be an effort to spy on human rights activists who frequently visit the site.
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UK: Surveillance devices to monitor Web traffic
The UK plans to install an unspecified number of spy devices along the country's telecommunications network to monitor Britons' use of overseas services such as Facebook and Twitter, according to a report published Tuesday by Parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee.
