Showing posts with label spy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spy. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Spy Chips: China Is loking at You Through Your Kettle, Other Imported Kitchen Gadgets
Authorities in St Petersburg allegedly discovered 20 to 30 kettles and irons with ‘spy microchips that send some data to the foreign server’, according to Russian media.
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013
United States of Espionage: Timeline of NSA's blatant spy programs - Full Update !!!
Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden
revealed that the US National Security Agency (NSA) spied on its
world's foes and allies, including Russia, China, Iran, Cuba, Israel,
several Latin American countries and Europe: Germany, Italy, Spain and
others. Here is Part One of the timeline of the NSA's blatant spy
programs from June to September 2013. (INFOGRAPHIC MAP)
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Wednesday, September 4, 2013
WikiLeaks releases Spy Files 3
The WikiLeaks organization has released what they are calling “Spy Files #3”. The latest offering of documents showing nefarious US Government illegality contains 249 documents from 92 global intelligence contractors.
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Saturday, June 29, 2013
Snowden’s revelations just tip of NSA spy scandal iceberg
Like Julian Assange, Edward Snowden is a media-trumpeted whistleblower hero. Like Assange, Snowden has striking, TV-star good looks. Like Assange, Snowden is involved in a dramatic TV-style chase across countries and continents.
It's almost like Assange and Snowden are starring in their own reality-TV shows.
With all the hoopla about Snowden (and before him, Assange), it's easy to forget all of the other whistleblowers who have revealed even more explosive information.
Consider two other NSA whistleblowers: Russ Tice and James Bamford.
Russ Tice is a former NSA intelligence analyst who has also worked for the US Air Force, the Office of Naval Intelligence, and the Defense Intelligence Agency. He was a real US intelligence insider, many pay grades above rookie contractor Edward Snowden.
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U.S. NSA & British GCHQ: George Galloway warns viewers against UK-US spy operations
British MP and founder of the Respect party George Galloway has warned public viewers against the illegal UK-US spy operations.
On Press TV’s weekly political program Comment, Galloway informed viewers that many of them are unaware of their emails, phones and text messages being bugged, adding that even those who don’t express any political views could be snooped by the government agencies.
“The National Security Agency (NSA) in the US and the British security service based at the GCHQ in Cheltenham have a record of everything, and I mean everything that you have ever looked at, ever searched for, ever read on the internet”, Galloway said.
He then compared the UK and United states’ illegal spy operations to having a state television camera in every room of people’s homes, cars and offices.
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Monday, June 17, 2013
Audio:British and American intelligence To Spy On G8 and G20 Governments - Evidence uncovered by the whistleblower Edward
The British and American intelligence were spying on Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, and other politicians and officials who attended the G20 summit in London in 2009. Claims that evidence of the espionage is contained in top secret documents uncovered by the US whistleblower Edward Snowden. The documents reveal that the UK Government Communications Headquarters and American National Security Agency intercepted communications of foreign high-ranking officials.
Has there been any conspiracy behind Snowden`s leaks and is there specific timing behind his moves? To find out more we are joined live on the phone now by Jim Killock, a British political activist and Executive Director of the Open Rights Group.
Are these leaks being timed to some major political events such as the G20 summit?
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Sunday, June 16, 2013
German spy service plans more online surveillance, injects 100M Euro: Report
Germany's foreign intelligence service plans a major expansion of Internet surveillance despite deep unease over revelations of US online spying, Der Spiegel news weekly reported Sunday.
Spiegel said that the BND planned a 100 million euro ($130 million) programme over the next five years to expand web monitoring with up to 100 new staff members on a "technical reconnaissance" team.
The report came ahead of a state visit to Berlin by US President Barack Obama during which the German government has pledged to take up the controversy over the US phone and Internet surveillance programmes.
Spiegel said the BND aimed to monitor international data traffic "as closely as possible", noting that it currently kept tabs on about five percent of emails, Internet calls and online chats while German law allowed up to 20 percent.
Friday, February 22, 2013
Iran denies allegations of organizing spy cell in Nigeria
Culled From Reuters -
Iran denied on Friday Nigerian allegations that it had trained militants arrested in Nigeria on charges of planning attacks on U.S. and Israeli targets there.
Deputy Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian said such allegations were "made up as the result of the ill will of the enemies of the two countries' good relations", Iranian state television reported.
"Iran and Nigeria have friendly and close relations and despite the vast efforts of the two countries' enemies in recent years relations and cooperations have always improved," he said.
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