Facebook and Twitter accounts are being analysed by intelligence agencies, warns Privacy International
GCHQ, MI5 and MI6 are sharing mass personal data with mininal privacy safeguards, Privacy International has told a tribunal
The zero-day Flash flaw patched by Adobe's emergency fix has been observed attempting to install the notorious FinSpy surveillance tool
Symantec CEO claims government source code reviews pose 'unacceptable risk' to security software
Bad news for American spooks? US politicians seek to overhaul rules governing warrant-less internet surveillance
In private briefings, the FBI is reportedly advising US energy and technology firms to cut their ties with Kaspersky over…
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Who is listening? Older Amazon Echo devices can be rooted and turned into wiretapping machines
Australian government to introduce law to force tech firms to provide access to encrypted messages
A European Parliament committee has called for end-to-end encryption to be enforced on all forms of digital communication
This is the first time that a refusal to comply with a government surveillance directive has been made public
Prime minister Theresa May is to discuss new legal measures against social media companies in her meeting with French president…
The legality of last year's Investigatory Powers Act may be referred to the European Court of Justice, following a challenge
Just like many other industries, the intelligence world has had to change with the times
Open Rights Group head says public has a right to know about government surveillance plans
The NSA said it will no longer collect communications by US citizens that merely mention foreign surveillance targets, in a…
WhatsApp becomes the latest centre of attention as encryption vs privacy debate once again rears its head
Longer consultation needed. Open letter slams Home Secretary Amber Rudd for 'breaching' Cabinet Office guidelines
GCHQ described the claims as "nonsense" after Donald Trump tweeted that he had been under surveillance
Facebook now restricts developers from using data for surveillance purposes, after police were found to be using the data to…
Watching TV but who is watching you? CIA allegedly uses Samsung TVs to spy on citizens
The US was the recipient of the majority of cyber spying
Tech companies urged the Senate to back the measure tightening controls on law enforcement email searches
HyperFace uses multiple patterns printed on clothing and fabrics that resemble features of human faces to confuse facial recognition systems
Twitter will block developers who abuse the use of its APIs and Gnip data for snooping purposes
The Law Enforcement Data Service is to include two existing police databases as well as the nationwide Automatic Number Plate…
ISPs set to be required to keep your internet search history on record for at least a year in order…
A second group of privacy campaigners join legal challenge to US-European Privacy Shield agreement
Irish privacy campaign group files legal challenge, arguing Privacy Shield is not strong enough
The Investigatory Power Tribunal found the government’s digital snooping activities to be a breach of the European Convention of Human…