Did The U.S. Launch A Secret Mission To Capture Edward Snowden?
A secret American flight sent to capture Edward Snowden flew over Scotland in a last gasp effort to intercept him, it was claimed today.
What The Latest Edward Snowden Leaks Tell Us About the Israel-Russia Relationship
One day, perhaps decades from now, when the full story of the efforts made by the United States and other nations to find out if and when Israel was planning to attack Iran’s nuclear program, and if need be to prevent the operation from being carried out, a number of reputations will take a serious…
If The US Can Decrypt Vital Israeli Transmissions, Who Else Can?
News that the United States and the United Kingdom have for years been tapping into the encrypted communications of Israel Air Force drones and fighter jets sent shock waves through Israel on Friday, with the story dominating the front pages of the country’s newspapers.
US, UK Intelligence Hacked Into Israeli Drones Under Operation ‘Anarchist’
The United States and British intelligence services hacked into Israeli drones in order to monitor their activity under a classified program code-named “Anarchist,” Internet publication The Intercept reported Friday.
‘This Isn’t How You Treat Friends, It’s How You Spy Against Enemies’
BERLIN – We met on Wednesday in a cafe in Berlin, near the Brandenburg Gate, where preparations were underway for the fireworks display on New Year’s Eve.
House Intelligence Chair Seeks Answers On Report That US Spied On PM Netanyahu
The House Intelligence chairman says his committee will look into a report the U.S. spied on the Israeli prime minister and in the process swept up communications with Congress.
WSJ: U.S. Spied on PM Netanyahu During Iran Deal Talks
The U.S. maintained National Security Agency surveillance on Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during nuclear negotiations with Iran, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday in an exclusive that exposes the extent of cooperation and mistrust between the two allies.
US Can’t Access NSA Phone Records In California Terror Case
WASHINGTON >> The U.S. government’s ability to review and analyze five years’ worth of telephone records for the married couple blamed in the deadly shootings in California lapsed just four days earlier when the National Security Agency’s controversial mass surveillance program was formally shut down.
NSA: Not Tracking Phones Is A ‘Real Mistake’
WASHINGTON — In the face of threats from ISIS, the National Security Agency’s end Sunday to the bulk collection of phone records is a “real mistake,” according to the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Blaming Snowden For Paris Is Typical Government Finger-Pointing, Says Glenn Greenwald
The deadly attacks in Paris may soon reopen the debate over whether – and how – tech companies should let governments bypass the data scrambling that shields everyday commerce and daily digital life.