Wikileaks has revealed CIA secret documents that detail how it kept most-used phones, computers, TV sets, cars vulnerable to its spyware, bypassing all encoding.
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Spying News
Spying’s definition is the act of collecting private and confidential information without the permission and awareness of the information’s owner. Spying is socially unacceptable and illegal, in most cases. but is widely performed by almost every governmental authority and by many private companies. Spying by governments is mostly performed for military and national security purposes, while corporate spying is called industrial espionage and seeks financial and strategic benefit. The growing rates of IT implementation has led to the establishment of various forms of spying software. Spying apps are used for tracking, audio recording, hidden photography and private communication. The latest spying news has showed that popular services provided by Facebook and Google are spying on their customers. This spying is mostly performed for advertisement-efficiency purposes, but the collected data can be used for many purposes and violates users right to privacy.
Dr. Aron Fischer of Swarm and Colony explains how Ethereum-backed micropayments will free us from the control of Facebook and Google.
1744The United Kingdom passed legislation providing the government with sweeping new surveillance powers on internet activity, unprecedented in any Western democracy.
969How to avoid CIA’s spying in China and USA to keep privacy and secrets in business? Cointelegraph asked Daniel Dabek.
3092The problem of spying in Internet is about to be solved due to Hornet.
751WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange spoke about the resurgence of the platform.
682The NSA has been spying on politicians and common citizens, domestically and abroad, for decades now
989The Intercept, an online publication launched in February 2014 has published 48 top-secret and classified documents released by Edward Snowden about XKEYSCORE
556Vinay Gupta recently gave a video interview in which he questioned the security of Intel processors.
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