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Is Iran plotting something big in U.S., Europe? Details hereUS President Donald Trump on Wednesday said that Iran has taken too long to negotiate a deal over the conflict in the Middle East and will ...- When the dissident is a patriot: New Mammootty-Mohanlal double-engine film is brave for our hyper-ventilating timesMammootty and Mohanlal star in Patriot, a Malayalam film exploring surveillance and privacy. The movie bravely addresses these global issue...
- China's primary intelligence organisation labelled world's largest spy; accused of global espionageAccording to The Eurasian Times, China's Ministry of State Security (MSS) is the world's largest espionage agency. CBS reports the CCP uses...
- OpenAI bans Chinese accounts for social media surveillanceThe report reveals that the banned accounts were generating descriptions for a social media listening tool that provided real-time reports ...
- OpenAI uncovers evidence of AI-powered Chinese surveillance toolBen Nimmo, a principal investigator for OpenAI, said this was the first time the company had uncovered an AI-powered surveillance tool of t...
- OpenAI uncovers evidence of AI-powered Chinese surveillance toolThe company's researchers said they had identified this new campaign, which they called Peer Review, because someone working on the tool us...
- Lawsuit filed against Twitter, Saudi Arabia; claims acts of transnational repression committedA humanitarian aid worker who used an anonymous Twitter account to mock Saudi Arabia about its economy has filed a federal racketeering law...
- US rebuilding the Great WallAs a result, US officials of both parties have sought to substantially - though not completely - reduce the flow of technology products, se...
- Pegasus and a missile system were 'centerpieces' of $2 billion deal between India and Israel in 2017: NYTThe report also referred to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Israel in July 2017 - to become the first Indian prime minister to visi...
- Spyware find highlights depth of hacker-for-hire industryThe hacker-for-hire industry is facing increased scrutiny as well as regulatory and legal pressure. That includes a call by a group of U.S....
- Iran diplomat's 20-year sentence for France bomb plot confirmedAssadollah Assadi, 49, was convicted in February by an Antwerp court of supplying explosives for the planned June 30, 2018 attack on the ex...
- Saudi crown prince approved killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi: US intelligence reportFifty-nine-year-old Khashoggi, a dissident Saudi journalist who lived in the US as a legal permanent resident and wrote for the Washington ...
- Report: Government spyware targets phones of Al-Jazeera reportersCitizen Lab at the University of Toronto said on Sunday it traced malware that infected the personal phones of 36 journalists, producers, a...
- Set up SIT to probe WhatsApp snooping issue, NCP tells CentreOn October 31, Facebook-owned company WhatsApp had said Indian journalists and human rights activists were among those globally spied upon ...
- Snoop Group: Product of Israeli cyber intelligence firm NSONSO Group says that it is a supplier of surveillance tools to governments and law enforcers, and its products tackle and prevent serious cr...
- Congress accuses government of 'snooping', urges Supreme Court to hold Centre accountable"Modi Govt caught snooping! Appalling but not Surprising! After all, BJP Govt- 1. Fought against our right to privacy. 2. Set up a multi cr...
- Go stealth: ProxyHam can hide your IP addressFinding your IP address is the key to tracking you offline, but ProxyHam, a hardware proxy, can alter your location by more than a mile.
- China pull-out partly for personal reasons: Sergey BrinGoogle's pull-out from China was partly motivated by co-founder Sergey Brin's own memories of repression in the Soviet Union, Brin told WSJ...
- Skype admits privacy breach by Chinese partnerSkype on Thursday became the latest US firm embroiled in controversy over its operations in China, acknowledging that its Chinese partner h...
- Govt may keep an eye on emails from abroadWorried over large-scale hacking of government websites by foreign-located servers, the department of information technology (DIT) is plann...
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