EDWARD SNOWDEN EXPOSE
Five Eyes: A look into the shadowy spy club of five anglophone countries
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has alleged that India was involved in the killing of a Khalistani terrorist in Canada, based on intelligence from the Five Eyes network. The Five Eyes alliance, consisting of the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, is a spy alliance that dates back to World War II. The alliance focuses on signal intelligence and is accused of spying on citizenss. The Snowden leaks revealed that the alliance collected private contact lists and stored phone, internet, and email records of citizens. The Echelon surveillance program, run by Five Eyes, has been accused of giving US companies a commercial advantage over European firms.
Who is Edward Snowden, the whistleblower granted Russian citizenship through decree? Read to know
Whistleblower Edward Snowden has recently got Russian Citizenship but he looks to get dual citizenship of Russia and the US to reunite with mom, dad. Some people on social media also wondered if he would join the war against Ukraine.
Putin grants Russian citizenship to Edward Snowden
Snowden, a former contractor with the US National Security Agency, has been living in Russia since 2013 to escape prosecution in the US after leaking classified documents detailing government surveillance programs.
Europe demands answers after US-Danish spying claims
The NSA was able to access text messages, telephone calls and internet traffic including searches, chats and messaging services -- including those of Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel, then-foreign minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier and then-opposition leader Peer Steinbruck, DR said.
Despite hacks, America not seeking widened domestic surveillance
The official said the administration, mindful of the privacy and civil liberties implications that could arise, is not currently seeking additional authority to monitor U.S.-based networks. Instead, the administration will focus on tighter partnerships and improved information-sharing with the private-sector companies that already have broad visibility into the domestic internet, said the official, who spoke to reporters on condition of anonymity.
Trump says he is considering pardon for leaker Edward Snowden
U.S. authorities for years have wanted Snowden returned to the United States to face a criminal trial on espionage charges brought in 2013.
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Journo exposing Aadhaar leak merits award, not probe: Edward Snowden
The Delhi Police has registered an "open-ended" First Information Report (FIR) on a complaint from UIDAI over the report on alleged data breach.
Don't arrest journalists, reform Aadhaar if you're concerned: Edward Snowden to Modi govt
Snowden also advised the Modi government to reform Aadhaar policy itself which, he said, has compromised privacy of billions of people.
India's Aadhaar open for abuse: Edward Snowden
"There has not been any Aadhaar data breach. The Aadhaar data including biometric information is fully safe and secure," the UIDAI said in a statement.
US court may snatch privacy rights on Facebook, Google data
Country may have right to access info stored on foreign servers if they belong to US companies.
Does US have the rights to all your Google & FB data?
If Magistrate Thomas Rueter's ruling stands, anyone using US-based internet companies will have to live with the knowledge that, as far as the US government is concerned, it's America wherever they operate.
Hacker group Legion calls Indian banking system deeply flawed
Legion, is the same group known to have hacked Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi's Twitter and email accounts two weeks ago.
Edward Snowden is making an iPhone case to prevent government spying
The phone case would feature a simple monochromatic screen that alerts users when their phone is broadcasting any signals it isn’t supposed to.
Six high-profile people who left the country to escape law
A look at other high-profile cases of those who flew just enough to keep out of reach of the long arm of the law.
Increasing support for Apple's opposition to building encryption backdoors for government
Cook said Apple has complied with the investigating agencies in the case and will continue to do so within the purview of the law.
How Pak cyber firm sold 'salary hikes' for babus to steal govt info
A Pakistani cyber security firm with close ties to Islamabad has been found stealing information from Indian government and defence establishments.
Edward Snowden responds to Neil Patrick Harris' Oscar joke
He was joined on Reddit after the awards by Poitras and Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald, who is featured in the documentary.
Edward Snowden documentary "Citizenfour" wins at Oscars
Laura Poitras's "Citizenfour", which captures whistleblower Edward Snowden's NSA surveillance leak unfolding in real time, won the best documentary feature Oscar at the 87th Academy awards.
Guardian editor-in-chief Rusbridger to step down
Alan Rusbridger said he would take over as chairman of The Scott Trust, which owns Guardian Media Group and was created to safeguard its journalistic freedom.
MediLeaks.in: A site for whistleblowers against medical malpractices
“We are especially targeting industry insiders who can expose systematic delinquencies, possibly with evidence,” says Alam Singh.
China asks US to stop global cyber espionage
China today complained of "unscrupulous" surveillance by US intel agencies over the rest of the world, and called for an immediate cessation of the same.
FB, Google not too happy with Bill to rein in NSA’s snooping
Objections by the companies come after Republicans in the House of Representatives negotiated with Prez Obama’s administration.
'Snowden was apprehensive of foreign forces seeking his files'
In "The Snowden Files: The Inside Story of the World's Most Wanted Man," award-winning scribe Luke Harding recounts the incredible story of Snowden.
Regulating internet codes: Small steps towards freedom taken at NETmundial conference
On April 23 and 24, diplomats and tech firm honchos locked horns with grizzly-haired academics and geeks in bermudas at a glitzy hotel.
'US lost critical foreign intelligence sources due to Snowden leaks'
Defense Intelligence Agency Director Michael Flynn told lawmakers that Snowden could be under Russian influence.
NSA spying: After embarrassing expose, Obama should do more to win trust
Obama is considering a ban on the practice of spying on foreign leaders, after the allegations of spying have strained US relationships.
Microsoft helped US government spy on Skype, Hotmail users: Report
The report is latest in the number of revelations that have exposed mass surveillance carried out by NSA on web users across the world.
Stop playing ostrich on cyber snooping
Terror stalks the world, India in particular. Intercepting terrorist communications is one way to be forewarned and take preventive action.
Edward Snowden seeks asylum in India, 19 other countries
Edward Snowden, currently sheltered in the transit zone of Moscow airport, has sought asylum in 20 countries, including India.
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