Stories about: NSA  

The company claims that it’s making another step to protect customer data

It's been a long time coming, but lawsuits based on Snowden's files start adding up and they're gonna keep stacking

The company keeps track of unusual network activity

Now that it's known the NSA and GCHQ piggyback their way into phones, transparency is key

After Alexander retires, in the next couple of months, Rogers will take the lead

The system was tested out by the NSA and CSEC in a Canadian airport, documents from the Snowden stash indicate

The NSA was breaking both local laws and an international convention by spying on UN Summit in Denmark

The monitoring began before the event started and continued throughout the meetings, documents indicate

James Clapper is tired of NSA secrets being published by the media

If the EU wants to be credible, it needs to get its own laws in order

The apps you have installed on your phone may be getting more information than you think or allow them to

During a speech, Merkel discussed the NSA surveillance programs

The recently reported programs hurt privacy and developers

The official version is that this was a "planned" step

The new position won't really help make people more comfortable with the NSA's extensive spying practices

An unverified zone-h.org mirror is the only proof of the attack

Australian MPs worry that the US is spying on them