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Apple Denies Working with NSA on iPhone Backdoor
The company says it will try to defend against attacks on its products by anyone.
You Won’t Believe All the Crazy Hardware the NSA Uses for Spying
The NSA’s Sears catalog for spies has been released.
The One Big Question About RSA and Its Relationship With the NSA
The first questions about a problematic encryption method arose in 2007, and for six years it appeared that RSA did nothing to address them.
Talk of an RSA Boycott Grows After Reports It Colluded With the NSA
A well-known security researcher says he won’t speak at next year’s RSA conference after reports allege that the company worked with the NSA to allow back doors into encryption products.
In Lawsuit, U.S. May Have to Prove Why It Needs Phone Records Collection Program
A judge challenges the government to prove that investigators have used it to fend off imminent terrorist attacks.
The World’s Most Powerful Supercomputer Is Still in China
What the top American machine lacks in raw power, it makes up for in efficiency.
Requests for Google User Account Info by Governments Are on the Rise
Requests worldwide have nearly doubled since 2010, data shows.
How the NSA May Be Tapping Yahoo’s and Google’s Fiber Optic Cables
The latest disclosures from Edward Snowden’s documents raise some interesting questions about how the NSA does its job.
U.S. Intelligence Chief Defends Attempts to Break Tor Anonymity Network
It was all legal and appropriate, James Clapper argues.
Why the NSA Hates Tor, the Network That Protects Internet Anonymity
The good news: Even the NSA can’t quite break it. The bad news: It hasn’t stopped trying.