Graham Dwyer case: Government arrogantly ignored European Court of Justice ruling from 2014
Net Results: In light of phone data case Ireland has a cheek telling UK to abide by ECJ
Amazon strikes deal with UK spy agencies to host top-secret material
High-security cloud system will be used by GCHQ, MI5 and MI6
Court told Egypt obstructed investigation into Italian student’s murder
Prosecutor urges Rome court to proceed with trial in absentia of four accused
Karlin Lillington: Pegasus Project exposes menace of surveillance
Analysis of hacked phones by project reveals capacity to access data and spy on the owner
Israeli spyware maker in spotlight amid reports of wide abuses
NSO denies its software has been used to target journalists and dissidents across world
Karlin Lillington: Hard to see how EU-US data-exchange deal can be reliable data bridge
Net Results: US security laws lax on surveillance and data gathering
Q&A: What is happening with the attack on the HSE?
Critical equipment and systems are thought to be unaffected by ransomware incident
Trump pardons ex-campaign aide and former Republican lawmakers
Outgoing US president’s use of pardon power has attracted considerable controversy
Net Results: Dangerous call for ‘back doors’ to encryption
EU set for data access exposing everyone to pernicious risk of information breaches
Facebook seeks judicial review of data watchdog’s data transfer decision
Data Protection Commission said Facebook may need to halt US data transfers
Trump says he will pardon women’s rights activist Susan B Anthony
US president announces move to absolve reformer arrested and fined in 1872
Massive spying on Google Chrome users shows new security weakness
Spyware attacked users through 32m downloads of extensions
Mobile data used by European authorities to monitor Covid-19 spread
Data from operators increasingly solicited in government efforts to contain the pathogen
Brazil prosecutors charge journalist Glenn Greenwald with hacking
Greenwald accused of helping obtain messages between top officials in corruption case
ECJ says EU rules on data transfers to US ‘valid’ in Max Schrems case
Court raises concern that US law could affect right of tech firms to move data from EU
Facebook clash with Max Schrems could bring extra consequences after Brexit
Adviser to EU Court of Justice due to issue opinion on Thursday
Official Secrets: Fascinating Iraq War whistleblower tale
Review: Hood’s study of Katharine Gun is an efficient, diverting exercise that will educate
How my work mistake caused an ‘international incident’
Early in my career, I was asked to type up a secret memo. The error I made is now in a movie
Iran breaches limits on uranium enrichment in nuclear deal
Move defies European warning to stick to terms of 2015 agreement despite US sanctions
Kim Jong Un’s cyber army raises cash for North Korea
Cash generated from illicit cyber-based activities has become a core revenue stream
The sad decline of the sensible company name
Pilita Clark: Many modern businesses offer baffled outsiders no clues about what it is they actually do
Lessons from WhatsApp hack: we are all victims of global spyware industry
Net Results: Developer of Pegasus spyware says its clients are governments and state agencies
The business of spying on your phone
Just one missed call on WhatsApp and spyware can transmits private messages and turns on the camera and microphone
How Facebook could target ads in the age of encryption
Metadata may be the social media giant’s ace in the hole for maintaining ad revenue
US obstruction of justice laws require intent
Mueller leaves decision on obstruction case against Trump to justice department
UK says Huawei is manageable risk to 5G
Blow to US efforts to ban Chinese company from telecoms networks of allies
Why Huawei is too great a security gamble for 5G networks
Huawei would have no choice but to comply if China asked firm to help it spy on West
Hacked European cables reveal anxiety about Trump and Russia
Hackers infiltrated EU’s communications for years, cables seen by ‘New York Times’ show
Tom Lehrer: a comical, musical, mathematical genius
That’s Maths: Famous for his ballads, Lehrer was also one of the great satirists of his time
UK surveillance safeguards inadequate, says rights court
European Court of Human Rights rules on bulk interception and service provider data
Trump collusion denials are ‘hogwash’, says Brennan
Former CIA director fires back at US president after his security clearance is revoked
Trump clashes with New York Times publisher over attacks on media
AG Sulzberger says US president expressed pride in popularising the phrase ‘fake news’
Trump may revoke security clearance of former intelligence officials
US Wrap: White House accuses Obama-era officials of making ‘baseless accusations’
US is like ‘Bambi walking in the woods’ when it comes to all-out cyberattack
Trump administration has done little to prepare to fight off new hacking threats
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