‘A GCHQ spy accused of rape by two women is still working at the secretive security agency because the police “did not properly investigate” the women’s claims, one of the alleged victims has said. The first alleged victim, who met the 28-year-old security officer through the dating website Plenty of Fish in 2010, said police […]
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‘According to an article on the website of ‘Radio Free Europe’, a nondescript modern 4-storey building on Savushkina Street, St. Petersburg, houses the innocuously titled ‘Internet Research Centre’. Inside the building operate government controlled and tasked teams of professional ‘trolls’. Spread across approximately 40 rooms, the trolls prowl the Internet in 12 hour shifts, generating […]
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‘It’s been almost two years since the cloud storage provider Dropbox appointed former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to its board. A move Edward Snowden, at the time, called “hostile” for data privacy. Snowden’s comments on the matter first appeared in a video interview conducted by the Guardian, and were published in a July 17, […]
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‘It’s no surprise. Nations routinely spy on allies and adversaries. Today’s sophisticated technology makes it easier than ever. On Friday, Israeli and Western media reported Washington and Britain accessed Israeli military aircraft video feeds – letting them monitor IDF operations in Gaza, along with watching for potential strikes on Iran. US and UK intelligence cracked […]
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‘In June 2015, a Sky News investigation uncovered at least 20 rogue telephone masts operating in London. The IMSI catchers — also known as Stingrays or cell-site simulators — mimic mobile phone masts and trick phones into logging on and giving access to the owners’ calls and data. The sophisticated surveillance technology listens to mobile […]
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‘The UK government’s official voice encryption protocol, around which it is hoping to build an ecosystem of products, has a massive backdoor that would enable the security services to intercept and listen to all past and present calls, a researcher has discovered. Dr Steven Murdoch of University College London has posted an extensive blog post […]
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GCHQ, the Cheltenham-based spy agency, reportedly employs thousands more people than it has publicly declared. The alleged expansion comes amid growing criticism of GCHQ, MI5 and MI6, for lack of transparency.’ GCHQ has recruited several thousand more people as the “task of tackling complex threats becomes more difficult and labor intensive,” the Times reported. The […]
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‘Mass surveillance programs initiated under former prime minister Tony Blair have been gathering private data in bulk for over a decade, according to leaks by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden reported by the Register. First exposed on Thursday, the surveillance program allegedly has a specialist internet and phone tapping center at MI5’s London HQ under the […]
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‘Spy agency GCHQ’s new open-source database has been met with skepticism by hackers, who have demanded the agency stop spying on them. GCHQ has made a mass-scale graph database called Gaffer available for free on Github, a widely-used software repository. Written in Java, the code enables users to analyze relationships between different pieces of data. […]
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‘While the police and surveillance state here seemingly gets worse all the time, Britain’s is about to take the Orwellian Nightmare cake. The draft Investigatory Powers Bill currently being considered there would allow British intelligence agencies to take over children’s toys and spy on people with them. From inside their own homes. The bill would […]
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‘On Sunday, the NSA was forced to shut down its bulk collection of the phone records of Americans. While that program may have ended — and there is evidence that it may not have — the world now knows the spy agency’s capabilities, and that is changing the behavior of people everywhere. How much, and […]
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‘British spy agency GCHQ could be fined by Hackney Council after it stenciled recruitment adverts on pavements around the London borough. The council says it did not give permission for the ad campaign. The adverts made headlines in October after they appeared on the streets of Shoreditch with the words “GCH-WHO? Technical opportunities” and gave […]
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‘Islamic State terrorists could launch cyberattacks on power stations, the National Grid and hospitals, Chancellor George Osborne warned in a speech outlining his commitment to spending an additional £1.9 billion on cybersecurity. In a speech at GCHQ Cheltenham on Tuesday, Osborne announced Britain will double its cybersecurity budget by 2020, and will create a ‘National […]
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‘Look at this: “Prime Minister David Cameron has announced plans to spend an extra £2bn on the SAS and other special units over the next five years.” The announcement has, of course, led to outrage from the British public – people who are being told that tax credits, universal credit or housing benefit will be […]
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‘The British government will “substantially increase efforts” to fight terrorists in the wake of the growing Islamic State threat. Besides 1,900 additional security and intelligence staff, Downing Street aviation security funding will be “at least” doubled. “In the wake of the increasing number of Islamist terror plots against Britain and the attacks in Belgium, France, […]
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