Nine Hackers Arrested in Thailand
Cyber attacks took down government websites following strict online surveillance legislation being passed.
Number of Americans Surveilled by NSA to be Disclosed
Congressmen demand data as they debate the merits of NSA's Section 702 authority, intended for foreigners.
Blippar App Brings Facial Recognition to The Masses
The new software makes it possible for people to scan faces on their phones.
Expanded Government Surveillance Powers Spark Fear
Changes to federal Rule 41 make it possible for authorities to gain warrants for devices that are out of their physical jurisdiction.
Protecting The Internet From Trump
Internet Archive plans digital copy of its web repository in Canada to "keep stuff safe."
Has Clinton Learned From Hacks and WikiLeaks Dumps?
Leaked speeches and emails show the Democratic presidential nominee wrestling with issues of privacy, cyber surveillance and security.
Swiss Voters Back New Government Snooping Powers
The Swiss state enjoys far more limited surveillance powers than many Western countries.
Snowden, a Love Letter
Oliver Stone's Edward Snowden biopic aims to humanize the infamous NSA leaker—and show the vast reach of the programs he and others exposed.
Germany Plans Facial Recognition Software for Security
The interior minister suggested introducing facial recognition software at transport hubs.
Almost 100,000 Russians Call to Drop Big Brother Law
The "Yarovaya Law" could introduce the most sweeping snooping powers since Soviet times.
This Exhibit Makes You Think Twice About Your Webcam
A new exhibit at the International Center of Photography shows how nothing is as private as you think it is.
Russia Approves 'Big Brother' Surveillance Law
Edward Snowden has described the new anti-terror legislation as "dangerous" and "impractical."
Trump Again Calls for the Surveillance of U.S. Mosques
Trump first called for surveillance of mosques in November, as well as a database of Syrian refugees entering the U.S.
FBI Develops Tattoo Tracking Technology
Privacy advocates compare initiative to Nazi Germany using tattoos to track Jews during the Holocaust.
Watch: 'Snowden' Trailer Released
The film, directed by Oliver Stone, is due out in September.
How the FBI Uses Facial Recognition to Fight Crime
The bureau says using biometrics is crucial, but critics call it an Orwellian intrusion.
WhatsApp Introduces Encryption for One Billion Users
WhatsApp introduces end-to-end encryption to protect users from hackers and "oppressive regimes."
Edward Snowden Inspires NSA Surveillance Video Game
Need to Know aims to expose the "suffocating privacy invasions" carried out by intelligence agencies.
U.S. Spy Chief: We Could Use Your Fridge to Spy on You
James Clapper said household devices could be used as surveillance tools.
Children's Online Privacy 'Ignored' by Tech Firms
A new study considers the risks posed by the rise of mobile devices, social media, and smart toys.
Social Network for 'Real Friends' Launches
The social networks only allows you to choose your 10 closest friends and family members.
Is the U.S. Government Hacking into Twitter Accounts?
Twitter users informed of being hacked by 'state-sponsored actors' tell 'Newsweek' they suspect the U.S. government.
Russia to Deploy Anti-Terrorist Bus in Moscow
The vehicle is set to debut this year, with the aim of increasing security at major sporting events including the 2018 FIFA World Cup, to be hosted in Russia.
Trump Stands by Comments Featured in Militant Video
The Republican presidential candidate said "now people are getting involved" because of what he said about Muslims.
Peter King Calls for Better Mosques Surveillance
King said the threat of terrorism is coming from the Muslim community.
Is the Freedom Act More Effective Than the Patriot Act?
Vigorous independent oversight of counterterrorism activities sacrifices neither liberty nor security.
Hello Barbie, Your Child's Riskiest Christmas Present
There's more than cybersecurity at risk when a doll records a kid's playtime.
Government May Soon Need a Warrant to Access Your Old Emails
"When current law affords more protections for a letter in a filing cabinet than an email on a server, it's clear our policies are outdated."
To Defeat Terrorists We Need Old School Detectives, Not Big Data
The history of technocratic approaches to security is littered with claims of effectiveness that are overstated, unproven or just wrong.
IRS Head Reveals When Agency Uses Cellphone Tracking Devices
After a Guardian report revealed that the IRS purchased StingRay devices, the IRS commissioner admitted to their use.