EU’s Right To Be Forgotten Flaws Revealed

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Under EU law, citizens have the “Right to be Forgotten,” whereby they can petition internet search providers such as Google to remove search results...

FBI Wants Your Search History

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The Obama administration is seeking to expand the investigatory powers given to the FBI and amend surveillance legislation to give the Bureau explicit authority...

New Software Predicts Who’s A Terrorist

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A good poker face used to mean that no one could tell what you’re thinking. An Israeli startup is shattering this reality with a...

Online Habits May Reveal More About US Than We Expect

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You may not be as anonymous as you think you are online. A new study published on Frontiers in ICT reveals that your browsing...

S Korea Adopts Biometric Security

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South Korea is turning to the most advanced technology to bolster security. The government has announced that it will be deploying facial recognition technology...

Former USAG: Snowden Performed A “Public Service”

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Edward Snowden, the infamous NSA whistleblower, has found an unlikely supporter in former US Attorney General Eric Holder, who has said that Snowden performed...

Watch: Insitu Launches ScanEagle Upgrades

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Insitu is introducing a couple of new improvements for its SceanEagle unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) that should significantly bolster its maritime surveillance capabilities general...

Traitor In Our Midst? Here’s How to Tell

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The US Department of Defence (DoD) is bringing some foresight to the threat of information leakers and traitors. The DoD is building “a massive...

Terrorist “Stockpiling Explosives In Europe,” Europol Official

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Terrorist cells all across the EU are likely stockpiling explosives for future attacks, warned Manuel Navarrete Paniagua, Head of the European Counter Terrorism Center...

WATCH: Rocket-Shaped Drone Takes Off Like Helicopter, Flies Like Plane

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We’ve recently written about the Russian Frigate drone and its impressive vertical take-off capabilities. V-Bat from Martin UAV also accomplishes this difficult task, but...

WATCH: Russia’s Heavy Duty Chimeral Drone

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A scale model of the Frigate, Russia’s up and coming multi-purpose tilt-rotor drone, is undergoing preliminary testing. Frigate is designed as a multi-purpose unmanned...

Who Is The CIA Investing In?

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We’ve written recently about Skincential Sciences, a skincare manufacturer with a curious financial backer: the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). This is not the...

FBI Director Covers Webcam With Tape Against FBI

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The FBI possesses the ability to activate cameras on computers around the world, and has been doing it for years, revealed Marcus Thomas, a...

Belgium Terrorists May Have Targeted Nuclear Plant

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Isis-linked terrorists in Belgium are thought to have been planning to build a ‘dirty’ nuclear bomb, according to a report. Jihadi brothers Khalid and Ibrahim...

China Boosts Surveillance State Using (Not) Big Data

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In a not surprising turn of events, China is employing ever more sophisticated technologies in its surveillance apparatus to allow authorities to profile and...

Nokia Accused of Selling Surveillance Equipment to Egypt

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Human rights advocacy group Privacy International has accused Finnish telecommunications firm Nokia Networks and controversial Italian cybersecurity firm Hacking Team of secretly selling surveillance...

Harvard: US Can’t Ban Encryption

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US can’t be successful in banning encryption as it is a global phenomenon, according to Harvard study. Despite over two years’ efforts by the...

Big Data – Big Brother’s Appetite Grows Steadily

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By Arie Egozi “Big Brother” likes his information in large quantities, but neat so he won’t have any trouble seeing what is important. This is...

Backdoor-riddled Devices Sold To US Army, White House

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AMX, a supplier of audio-visual and building control equipment among whose clients you’ll find the US Army and the White House, built in a...

How Far Can Authorities Take Civil Surveillance?

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We’ve written before about government tracking of citizens’ mobile phone through devices such as the Stingray. The Anaheim, California Police Department has revealed that...

Princeton: IoT Devices’ Security Flawed

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is growing, soon to be a permanent feature of our lives, but there are some things about it which...

A Strong Case For Strong Encryption

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by Konstantin Bodragin A vocal and at times fierce debate over encryption has developed in recent months. On the one side are those proposing the...

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Israeli Startup Raises $25 Million to Develop Underground Warfare Systems

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Over the past several decades, nations and armed organizations have invested heavily in moving strategic assets underground. Combat tunnels, bunkers, ammunition depots, command centers,...