‏إظهار الرسائل ذات التسميات surveillance program. إظهار كافة الرسائل
‏إظهار الرسائل ذات التسميات surveillance program. إظهار كافة الرسائل

السبت، 13 فبراير 2016

Russia Wants to Kick Foreign Tech Companies Out Of The Nation





Someone wants to kick Microsoft, Google and Apple off from his land, but himself uses Gmail and Mac.



The newly appointed Internet Tsar German Klemenko, who is the first internet advisor of Vladimir Putin, wants to kick off American Giants from Russia.



In a 90-minute interview conducted by Bloomberg, Klemenko expressed his interest to vanish the presence of tech biggies of foreign

الجمعة، 29 يناير 2016

Police Using Planes Equipped with Dirtbox to Spy on your Cell Phones





The Anaheim Police Department of California — Home of Disneyland — admitted that they used special Cell Phone surveillance technology, known as DirtBox, mounted on aircraft to track millions of mobile users activities.



More than 400 pages of new documents [PDF] published Wednesday revealed that Local Police and federal authorities are using, DRTBox, an advanced version of Dirtbox developed

الأربعاء، 16 ديسمبر 2015

British Intelligence Open-Sources its Large-Scale Graph Database Software





UK's Secretive Spy Agency Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) has open-sourced one of its tools on code-sharing website GitHub for free...



A graph database called 'Gaffer.'



Gaffer, written in Java, is a kind of database that makes it "easy to store large-scale graphs in which the nodes and edges have statistics such as counts, histograms and sketches."



الجمعة، 11 ديسمبر 2015

Government Could Hack Children's Toys to Spy on You

Smartphones, Smart TVs, Smart Watches, Cell Phone Towers, Messaging services… but now, What's Next?
Smart Toys? Yes, probably.
Tech expert is warning that 'Smart Toys' could now be used by the government intelligence agencies to spy on suspects.
As part of the Investigatory Powers Bill, children's connected toys could be the next item to be used by the government in an effort to spy on people,

الخميس، 10 ديسمبر 2015

FBI Director Asks Tech Companies to At least Don't Offer End-to-End Encryption





FBI declared War against Encryption.



Encryption is defeating government intelligence agencies to detect terrorist activities and after the recent ISIS-linked terror attacks in Paris and California, the issue has once again become a political target in Washington.

...and meanwhile, Kazakhstan plans to make it Mandatory for its Citizens to Install Internet Backdoor, allowing the government

الجمعة، 4 ديسمبر 2015

Kazakhstan makes it Mandatory for its Citizens to Install Internet Backdoor





Next in the queue, Kazakhstan is also planning to Spy on encrypted Internet Traffic of its citizens, but in the most shameless way.



Unlike other spying nations that are themselves capable of spying on their citizens, Kazakhstan will force every internet user in the country to install bogus security certs on their PCs and mobile devices, allowing the 'Dictator' Government to:



Intercept

الاثنين، 30 نوفمبر 2015

Today NSA has Stopped its Bulk Phone Surveillance Program





Rejoice!



From this morning, you can call freely to anyone, talk anything without any fear of being spied by the United States National Security Agency (NSA), as the agency is not allowed to collect bulk phone records.



Until now we all are aware of the NSA's bulk phone surveillance program – thanks to former NSA employee Edward Snowden, who leaked the very first top secret documents of

الثلاثاء، 17 نوفمبر 2015

Would Encryption Backdoor Stop Paris-like Terror Attacks?

With 129 people killed in Paris terror attacks and dozens critically wounded, the law enforcement and intelligence officials are reviving their efforts to force companies to put some backdoors in encryption so that they can access your information.
How did the Intelligence agencies fail to Intercept terrorist plans of these attacks?
In the wake of the Paris terror attacks, Former CIA Director

Paris Attacks — NO! We Can't Blame Edward Snowden and Encryption for Terror Attacks

Terrorist groups are increasingly using high-grade, advanced end-to-end encryption technologies so that no law enforcement can catch them.
The deadliest terror attacks in Paris that killed 129 people were the latest example of it.
How did the Terrorists Communicate and Organize the Plot?
The Paris terrorists almost certainly used difficult-to-crack encryption technologies to organize the plot –

الثلاثاء، 13 أكتوبر 2015

Every Call You Make or Text You Send, They'll Be Tracking From Today





From today, every phone call you make, every text message you send and every email you write will compulsorily be tracked by the government agencies under a new metadata retention scheme.



Yes, you heard right. If you are a citizen of Australia with a mobile phone and an Internet connection, your digital activity will be recorded.



As the government's new data retention law comes into

الثلاثاء، 28 يوليو 2015

NSA to Destroy Bulk Collection of Surveillance Data





The National Security Agency will restrict access to, and ultimately destroy, millions of US phone records previously collected by the spy agency, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) announced Monday.



The federal law was passed in June ending the NSA’s bulk collection of U.S. Citizen’s Telephone records and destroying the data it collected under a controversial

الخميس، 25 يونيو 2015

Google Chrome Silently Listening to Your Private Conversations





Google was under fire of downloading and installing a Chrome extension surreptitiously and subsequently listened to the conversations of Chromium users without consent.



After these accusations, a wave of criticism by privacy campaigners and open source developers has led Google to remove the extension from Chromium, the open-source version of the Chrome browser.



The extension in

السبت، 23 مايو 2015

Astoria — Advanced Tor Client Designed to Avoid NSA Attacks





In response to the threat of intelligence agencies like NSA and GCHQ, Security researchers from American and Israeli academics have developed a new advanced Tor client called Astoria specially designed to make eavesdropping harder.



Tor (The Onion Router) is the most popular anonymity network that is intended to allow a user to browse the Internet anonymously via a volunteer network of more

الخميس، 7 مايو 2015

US Court Rules NSA Phone surveillance Program is illegal





US Court rules NSA Phone surveillance Program is illegal



United States’ National Security Agency (NSA) Spying program that systematically collects data about Millions of Americans' phone calls in bulk is illegal – Yes illegal.



The NSA Phone surveillance program, first disclosed by the former NSA employee and whistleblower of global surveillance Edward Snowden, ruled illegal by a New

الاثنين، 6 أبريل 2015

NSA & CIA Analysts Watching Porn, A Lot of Porn, More Than You Could Ever





U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) is infamous for conducting Global Mass Surveillance to snoop secretly on users' online communications, phone calls, private instant messages, and personal emails, but there is something shocking about it.



The Security Agency also asked its employees to watch Porn -- Yes! Porn and a lot of Porn.



The Analysts and Terrorism experts employed by U.S.

الثلاثاء، 10 مارس 2015

CIA Has Been Hacking iPhone and iPad Encryption Security





Security researchers at the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) have worked for almost a decade to target security keys used to encrypt data stored on Apple devices in order to break the system.



Citing the top-secret documents obtained from NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, The Intercept blog reported that among an attempt to crack encryption keys implanted into Apple's mobile processor, the

الجمعة، 20 فبراير 2015

NSA Stole Millions Of SIM Card Encryption Keys To Gather Private Data





Edward Snowden is back with one of the biggest revelations about the government's widespread surveillance program.



The US National Security Agency (NSA) and British counterpart Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) hacked into the networks of the world's biggest SIM card manufacturer, according to top-secret documents given to The Intercept by former NSA-contractor-turned-whistle