NSA and UK agency hack Gemalto to secretly monitor cellphones
Britain’s electronic spying agency, along with the U.S. National Security Agency reportedly hacked into the computer networks of a Dutch company to steal encryption keys used to
NSA Built Own 'Google-Like' Search Engine To Share Communication Records With Government Agencies
The National Security Agency has built a Google like search engine that allows multiple government agencies to search information through more than 850 billion communications recor
Cybercrime Estimated To Cost World Economy About $445 Billion Annually
Cybercrime has developed into a global industry worth nearly half a trillion dollars with no indications of slowing down, so says a new report from the Center for Strategic and Int
Vodafone Admits Its Been Wiretapped Across Several Countries by Government Agencies
Snowden’s recent revelation over how government agencies can bug a cellphone even when it is switched off has left hundreds and thousands of citizens horrified upon the extent of
Google Promotes Encryption With New Alpha Chrome Extension
Google is intensifying its efforts to protect e-mail in transit from prying eyes of the government spies and other snoops by working on an end-to-end encryption extension for Chrom
Tech firms to routinely notify users of secret data demands
Major technology companies like Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Apple and others have reportedly decided to cease the practice of quietly yielding to the demands from the government f
Google now encrypting web searches in China, plans to introduce encryption globally
Google announced that it has started encrypting Web searches for people in China, to evade online censorship by China’s Great Firewall and other snooping agencies. The searc
NSA Impersonates Facebook For Mass Surveillance
A new extensive and interesting write up at The Intercept claims the National Security Agency has developed malware implants, which allows it to extract data automatically from mi
Inventor of www Campaigns for an Open Internet called What We Want
British Inventor of World Wide Web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, advocated a Digital Bill of Rights to protect users worldwide speaking exactly 25 years after its creation. The inventor be