Government Cyber Security and Surveillance

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@engadget.com 5 years ago

The NSA says it's time to drop its massive phone-surveillance program

@thenextweb.com 7 years ago

Study shows government snooping is scaring people away from reading about terrorist groups

@techcrunch.com 7 years ago

The first official Snowden trailer is a bit over-the-top, also has a bit of Nic Cage

@theverge.com 8 years ago

Read Apple's response to the FBI's San Bernardino iPhone hack

@techcrunch.com 8 years ago

FBI says they might not need Apple’s help unlocking that iPhone after all, asks to postpone hearing

@techcrunch.com 8 years ago

Apple: “Government misunderstands the technology” involved in demanding they decrypt an iPhone

@mashable.com 8 years ago

FBI tells legislators a 'mistake' was made in handling of terrorist iPhone

@techcrunch.com 8 years ago

San Bernardino survivor’s husband backs Apple in battle with FBI

@techcrunch.com 8 years ago

Tim Cook: A Backdoor Into The iPhone Would Be The ‘Software Equivalent Of Cancer’

@techcrunch.com 8 years ago

Apple Executives Detail Scope Of FBI Request And Companies Motivations For Not Complying

@theverge.com 8 years ago

Justice Department says Apple’s defense of encryption is just a marketing stunt

@thenextweb.com 8 years ago

Facebook and Twitter take firm stance alongside Apple in encryption debate

@androidauthority.com 8 years ago

The dark side of encryption is also the light side

@WIRED 8 years ago

Forcing US companies to install backdoors and hand over encryption keys to the government would not solve the problem of terrorist suspects' products that ...

@theverge.com 8 years ago

After Paris attacks, UK politicians suggest fast-tracking new surveillance laws

@theverge.com 8 years ago

The NSA named one of its top-secret programs Skynet

@theverge.com 9 years ago

France wants to fight terrorism by spying on everyone

@gigaom.com 9 years ago

The curious case of Angela Merkel and her EU data retention ideas

@gigaom.com 9 years ago

EU response to free speech killings? More internet censorship