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US Officials Plugged in Alleged Spy’s Malware USB into Their PCs
What Do You Do With a Suspicious USB Drive? Remember that Chinese national who was arrested at President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-lago resort two weeks ago? The one who has a USB drive with “malicious malware”. Her name is Yujing Zhang and as it turns out, the US Secret Service who…
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Supermicro Shares Results of Third Party ‘Spy Chip’ Investigation
Putting Bloomberg’s Spy Chip Claims to Bed Following Bloomberg’s controversial article claiming that hardware spy chips are embedded in Supermicro motherboards, the server motherboard company opened themselves up to an independent third party investigation. This is of course to prove that they are not simply dismissing Bloomberg’s claims out of…
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Google Sues Uber for Allegedly Stealing Self-Driving Car Secrets
In a US federal lawsuit filed in San Francisco on Thursday, Google’s self-driving car business Waymo is accusing Uber of using intellectual property stolen by one of their former project leaders. According to the filing, Anthony Levandowski, who runs the autonomous car division at Uber, downloaded over 14,000 files from…
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Researchers Catch Cyber-Espionage Groups After Hackers Infect Their Own Systems
A cyber-espionage group who is believed to be tied to the Iranian Government, and has targeted over 1,600 defense officials, diplomats, researchers, journalists and more, may have just landed themselves in their own hacking trap. The group known as “Rocket Kitten” has been going since 2014, and for quite some…
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Secret Apology Letter Reveals CIA Spied on US Senate
The CIA didn’t spy on the US Senate. It said as much, in a rather aggressive manner, while accusing the Senate of impropriety by even suggesting such a thing, throwing out the Inspector General’s report on a potential breach in the process. The CIA even staged an in-house investigation of…
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US, UK, New Zealand and France – Who’s Spying On Who?
Over the past few years, people have been told more and more about countries which have been part of or are actively spying on one another. The biggest revelation coming when it was revealed by Edward Snowden the extent at which the American government was spying not only on foreign…
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Julian Assange Compares Surveillance State to a Malevolent God
In an exclusive interview with Byline, Julian Assange spoke about the evolution from the surveillance state to the surveillance society, in which communities are complicit in being observed and reported on, and how it has become so omnipresent and controls citizens through fear of their terror of its vengeful eye.…
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CIA Couldn’t Use NSA’s Surveillance Program as Analysts Didn’t Know it Existed
A 2009 CIA document – released courtesy of a victorious Freedom of Information lawsuit filed against the US Department of Justice and published by The New York Times – has revealed the US external intelligence service did not use the NSA’s controversial STELLAR WIND surveillance program, which allowed the government…
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Wikipedia Sues the NSA
Wikipedia has filed a lawsuit against the US National Security Agency (NSA) over the anti-constitutional nature of its internet mass surveillance program, as revealed by whistleblower and former NSA employee Edward Snowden. The suit, which also names the US Department of Justice (DoJ) as a defendant, accuses the government…
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Uncovered Hacking Plot Points to China Buying Stolen US Military Data
The recent news reveals that the US authorities have charged a Chinese business man with hacking into the Boeing computer systems and other firms with large defense contacts, stealing their data and then selling it to China. Mr. Su Bin has been arrested last month in Canada after being accused…
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Edward Snowden Reveals he was Trained as a Spy and Not an Analyst
After leaking information about NSA activities and other secret plots, Edward Snowden makes another statement to the press. This time around, he reveals his own past relations with the secret service and what he actually did when working for them. Edward Snowden revealed that he was actually trained to be…
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China Expresses Strong Dissatisfaction Over US Accusations
The Chinese is not liking United States’ alleged accusation and has expressed “resolution opposition” and strong dissatisfaction. U.S. accused China of cyber espionage by using the Chinese origin IT products to spy on United States’ internal operations within the government and its organizations, such as products made by Huawei, ZTE…
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