Stories about: NSA  

Facebook's connection to the NSA's PRISM program is the main topic

Will no one except Russia offer Snowden protection?

The US lawmakers are making another effort to reform the NSA

The NSA scandal has a deep impact on economy, foreign relations, and cybersecurity, despite what the White House says

The widespread spying practices of the NSA are affecting more than just the US image all over the globe

A new report from Human Rights Watch and ACLU looks at the effects of mass surveillance and it doesn't look good

It doesn't bode well for the Judge in question

In order to avoid NSA's mass surveillance tools, the focus needs to be in several areas

NSA stuck to its classic statement claiming "zero tolerance" for such violations, but the reality seems different

Snowden hopes to get a fair trial where the public service of his deeds is recognized

Unlike the NSA, Google won't keep vulnerabilities a secret

Following the NSA scandal, trust in NIST is low

The GCHQ can manipulate, control and extract information in a lot of ways

The GCHQ's surveillance habits could get the agency in trouble

The Brits are in a hurry to give the intelligence agencies more powers, despite the entire international scandal

Softpedia talked with Ioana Avădani, director of the Center for Independent Journalism

As the temporary asylum is coming to a close, Snowden asks for another year in extension