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NSA accused of hacking Mexican President’s email
News Allegations of spying on Mexican head of state go back years.
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NSA chief to step down, but not because of PRISM leaks
News Departure was pre-planned claims agency and had nothing to do with PRISM leaks.
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Skype scrutinised over PRISM in Luxembourg
News Data protection minister investigating VoIP service’s roll in PRISM.
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Parliament turning "blind eye" to surveillance issues
News Tom Watson MP lambasts coalition government and shadow cabinet for failing to address surveillance issues.
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EFF forces NSA to reveal confidential surveillance documents
News Internet rights organisation wins court order to unearth spy files.
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NSA and GCHQ fingered in internet decryption campaign
News Security agencies are alleged to have unraveled encryption used to protect web users' data.
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Automation no cure-all for leaks, claims Redwood Software
News NSA threat to axe 90 per cent of system administrators is futile, company says.
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NSA paid Google, Yahoo and MS millions.
News Firms had to cover compliance costs for Project PRISM.
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Windows 8 could be NSA Trojan, German government warns
News ‘Unlockable’ backdoor discovered by IT professionals, it is claimed
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NSA can monitor 75 per cent of US internet traffic
News FBI and NSA monitored all email and text communications in Salt Lake City during Winter Olympics, it is claimed.
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NSA PRISM surveillance: Necessary evil or a misuse of power?
In-depth Is indiscriminate surveillance by agencies such as the NSA ever acceptable? Khidr Suleman wrestles with his conscience.
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NSA to axe 90% of system admins in wake of Prism scandal
News Automation hailed as key to ending leaks.
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