The United States and Britain reportedly spied on Israeli drones nearly 20 years ago.
The National Security Agency successfully hacked into popular anti-virus software to track users and gain access to computer networks, according to new leaked documents.
DuckDuckGo, a privacy minded search engine, grew 600% since NSA surveillance news broke. The search engine is now handling three billion searches a year.
Steve Wozniak marvels that Edward Snowden could have the courage to disclose the NSA's surveillance programs.
National Security Agency had hatched a plan that would allow it to infect smartphones with malware by hijacking Google Play store and Samsung App Store, according to new documents released by whistleblower Edward Snowden.
In Russia, whistleblower Edward Snowden claims that he is getting paid a lot of money but the work is less.
As legal action pertaining to industrial espionage has begun in European courts, the German intelligence agency known as the BND has cut off its support for US spying activities.
In a victory for the American people, a federal court has ruled that the National Security Agency policy of collecting information on every single phone call and text message made in the United States is illegal.
The French aerospace firm Airbus has said it will seek to file a lawsuit against unknown persons in relation to allegations of industrial espionage by the National Security Agency that have surfaced in the German media.
Rand Paul, the Republican Senator from Kentucky, has officially announced that he will run for president of the United States in 2016.
The National Security Agency has released its quarterly and annual reports on its surveillance practices revealing incidents of illegal misconduct that violated the constitutional rights of US citizens.
National Security Agency (NSA) is capable of eavesdropping on about 70 percent of world mobile phone networks, suggest documents leaked by Edward Snowden.
With elections just days away, former The Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald has accused the prime minister of New Zealand of approving the mass surveillance of citizens.
On Thursday, Yahoo released courts documents revealing that the U.S. government threatened the company with a harsh financial punishment if its requests for user data were rejected.
The Russian government has granted National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden permission to stay in Russia for three more years.
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