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Dark Reading
March 12, 2018
Privilege escalation requires more effort and knowledge than simple privilege abuse. The most obvious example is the case of Edward Snowden, a contractor who worked as a systems administrator for the NSA, who leaked classified details of a NSA electronic surveillance program to the Washington PostÃÂ ...
Dark Reading
March 7, 2018
Privilege escalation requires more effort and knowledge than simple privilege abuse. The most obvious example is the case of Edward Snowden, a contractor who worked as a systems administrator for the NSA, who leaked classified details of a NSA electronic surveillance program to the Washington PostÃÂ ...
The Guardian
March 5, 2018
He will be subject to the electronic surveillance program if so directed by his probation officer. Falls was one of nine alleged members of a Hells Angels hangaround club in Charlottetown charged last year with taking money for games of chance without a lottery licence. Those charges are still before theÃÂ ...
The Guardian
March 5, 2018
He will be subject to the electronic surveillance program if so directed by his probation officer. Falls was one of nine alleged members of a Hells Angels hangaround club in Charlottetown charged last year with taking money for games of chance without a lottery licence. Those charges are still before theÃÂ ...
CNN
January 18, 2018
Washington (CNN) As lawmakers on Capitol Hill began to vote Thursday afternoon to extend a fiercely debated electronic surveillance program, a small circle of officials at the Justice Department huddled around a TV in a fifth-floor conference room watching C-SPAN. The group snacked on cookies andÃÂ ...
Northwest Georgia News
January 3, 2018
Lawmakers also deferred action on the community health centers program as well as a long-term extension of electronic surveillance programs. Top White House officials and congressional leaders from both parties met in House Speaker Paul Ryan's office Wednesday to try to make progress on a stack ofÃÂ ...
SC Magazine
November 14, 2017
In a historic en banc decision, the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court ruled last week that there is sufficient standing to proceed with a lawsuit that could require the court to publicly disclose the secret justifications behind the NSA's electronic surveillance program that was exposed by EdwardÃÂ ...
Chicago Tribune
November 12, 2017
In the days after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, America pursued two wars. One was a major military campaign to rout al-Qaida from Afghanistan and kill terrorists everywhere. The other was covert: a dramatically ramped-up electronic surveillance program to ferret out extremists and thwart their plots. CongressÃÂ ...
Los Angeles Times
June 21, 2017
Section 702 is the direct descendant of the warrantless electronic surveillance program instituted by the George W. Bush administration after Sept. 11, 2001, that caused a sensation when its existence was exposed by the New York Times in 2005. Unlike that shadowy program, Section 702 was dulyÃÂ ...
Government Technology
June 1, 2017
The law legalizes broad electronic surveillance programs like Prism, leaked by NSA contractor Edward Snowden in 2013. Privacy advocates say such incidental collection facilitates a loophole that lets NSA incidentally sweep up unrelated data belonging to Americans in the process, and likely amounts toÃÂ ...
Ars Technica
March 10, 2017
US spies still won't tell Congress the number of Americans caught in dragnet. Electronic surveillance programs Prism, Upstream hang in the congressional balance. David Kravets - 3/10/2017, 3:00 AM. Enlarge / A page from a classified PowerPoint presentation highlighting two US surveillance programs disclosed by NSAÃÂ ...
InsideSources
March 1, 2017
Representatives again failed to respond to a year-old request for an estimate of the number of American communications caught up in electronic surveillance programs. Representatives have asked repeatedly for the information ahead of Congress' reauthorization of FISA (Foreign Intelligence SurveillanceÃÂ ...
Sydney Morning Herald
June 6, 2013
Australians are likely to have been caught up in an American electronic surveillance program that allows analysts to track people's movements and contacts, an academic and lobby group have warned. Evidence of what may be the largest electronic surveillance operation in history – the gathering of phoneÃÂ ...
Washington Examiner
January 29, 2018
Privacy Shield was established in 2016 after the European Court of Justice struck down an earlier agreement called Safe Harbor in 2015 as a result of former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden's revelations about U.S. electronic surveillance programs. This new framework sought toÃÂ ...
Information Age
January 19, 2018
Arguably the most notorious insider threat example was that of Edward Snowden. When he was working as a systems administrator for the NSA in 2013, Snowden decided to leak classified details of a government electronic surveillance program. The cost of this data breach is still being counted but isÃÂ ...
CNN
January 18, 2018
Washington (CNN) As lawmakers on Capitol Hill began to vote Thursday afternoon to extend a fiercely debated electronic surveillance program, a small circle of officials at the Justice Department huddled around a TV in a fifth-floor conference room watching C-SPAN. The group snacked on cookies andÃÂ ...
The Hill (blog)
January 8, 2018
Lawmakers return to Washington on Monday with just 11 days left until the next deadline to avoid a government shutdown. Fights over immigration and figuring out top-line budget levels are dogging bipartisan negotiators seeking an agreement by the end of next week. Democrats' demand to increaseÃÂ ...
SC Magazine
November 14, 2017
In a historic en banc decision, the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court ruled last week that there is sufficient standing to proceed with a lawsuit that could require the court to publicly disclose the secret justifications behind the NSA's electronic surveillance program that was exposed by EdwardÃÂ ...
Ars Technica
March 10, 2017
US spies still won't tell Congress the number of Americans caught in dragnet. Electronic surveillance programs Prism, Upstream hang in the congressional balance. David Kravets - 3/10/2017, 3:00 AM. Enlarge / A page from a classified PowerPoint presentation highlighting two US surveillance programs disclosed by NSAÃÂ ...
InsideSources
March 1, 2017
Representatives again failed to respond to a year-old request for an estimate of the number of American communications caught up in electronic surveillance programs. Representatives have asked repeatedly for the information ahead of Congress' reauthorization of FISA (Foreign Intelligence SurveillanceÃÂ ...
Sydney Morning Herald
June 6, 2013
Australians are likely to have been caught up in an American electronic surveillance program that allows analysts to track people's movements and contacts, an academic and lobby group have warned. Evidence of what may be the largest electronic surveillance operation in history – the gathering of phoneÃÂ ...
Ventura County Star
November 19, 2017
The other was covert: a dramatically ramped-up electronic surveillance program to ferret out extremists and thwart their plots. Congress ...
Norwich Bulletin
November 15, 2017
In the days after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, America pursued two wars. One was a major military campaign to rout al-Qaida from Afghanistan ...
Lima Ohio
November 14, 2017
The other was covert: a dramatically ramped-up electronic surveillance program to ferret out extremists and thwart their plots. Congress ...
Chicago Tribune
November 12, 2017
... rout al-Qaida from Afghanistan and kill terrorists everywhere. The other was covert: a dramatically ramped-up electronic surveillance program ...
KTVQ Billings News
November 6, 2017
... Obama and top national security officials over the government's sweeping electronic surveillance program made public by intelligence leaker ...
culvercitynews
October 27, 2017
The group held a meeting on Oct, 24 that included the discussions on Identifying various forms of human and electronic surveillance programs, ...
Patriot Post
October 25, 2017
Aggressive prosecution of leakers of classified information and broad electronic surveillance programs deter government sources from ...
InsideSources
March 1, 2017
The law legalizes broad electronic surveillance programs like Prism, revealed by NSA leaker Edward Snowden in 2013. Section 702 expires ...
Toward Freedom
December 31, 1999
(6) And two years after that, when Edward Snowden revealed the true range of the National Security Agency's electronic surveillance programs, ...
Reading Eagle
March 20, 2017
Nothing to indicate Obama had somehow subverted Nixon-era safeguards enacted to prevent abuses of power and protect Americans from top-secret foreign electronic surveillance programs. No reason to conclude Obama had violated the rules of aÃÂ ...
The Korea Herald
March 13, 2017
The last time we learned about a leak of this epic scale, National Security Agency turncoat Edward Snowden was decamping to Russia in 2013 and the US government was reeling over disclosures of its global electronic surveillance programs. This timeÃÂ ...
Abante Online
March 3, 2017
... US President Donald Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin, dating French President Jacques Chirac, Saudi blogger na nakulong na si Raif Badawi, Edward Snowden, na nagbunyag ng NSA electronic surveillance programme ng US at marami pang-ibaÃÂ ...
Council on Foreign Relations
March 2, 2017
For instance, in 2013, the Supreme Court threw out a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of an electronic surveillance program, ruling that the lawyers, journalists, and others who brought the suit did not have standing because the injuries they ...
The Local Norway
March 2, 2017
As a result, the list is believed to include the White Helmets, jailed Saudi blogger Raif Badawi, and Edward Snowden, who revealed the scope of America's NSA electronic surveillance programme. The same goes for US President Donald Trump, nominatedÃÂ ...
Jamaica Observer
March 2, 2017
As a result, the list is believed to include the White Helmets, jailed Saudi blogger Raif Badawi, and Edward Snowden, who revealed the scope of America's NSA electronic surveillance programme. The same goes for US President Donald Trump, nominatedÃÂ ...
InsideSources
March 1, 2017
Representatives again failed to respond to a year-old request for an estimate of the number of American communications caught up in electronic surveillance programs. Representatives have asked repeatedly for the information ahead of Congress'ÃÂ ...
Lawfare (blog)
February 28, 2017
After the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the Bush Administration established a secret electronic surveillance program to collect data and search for terrorist communications. Under that program, known internally as Stellar Wind ...
wtkr.com
February 21, 2017
If those rights apply outside of the U.S., non-Americans may be able to challenge the government's electronic surveillance programs. Drone attacks in the Middle East could also be challenged, Kent said, noting that, while striking non-U.S. citizens ...
fox6now.com
February 21, 2017
If those rights apply outside of the U.S., non-Americans may be able to challenge the government's electronic surveillance programs. Drone attacks in the Middle East could also be challenged, Kent said, noting that, while striking non-U.S. citizens ...
JURIST
February 3, 2017
The results were: "The Red Scare," Japanese internment camps, McCarthyism, unauthorized medical testing, the electronic surveillance program, torture, secret camps, and Guantanamo, to name a few. It is easier to govern a people when they are afraid.
The Japan Times
February 1, 2017
... Jacques Chirac is also reportedly in the running this year, as are Syria's White Helmets volunteer rescue workers; the jailed Saudi blogger Raif Badawi; and Edward Snowden, who revealed the scope of America's NSA electronic surveillance program.
Yahoo News
January 25, 2017
"1984" also experienced a marked spike in sales in 2013, when Edward Snowden revealed the extent of electronic surveillance programs conducted by the National Security Agency. At that time, "1984" became the third-hottest book on Amazon, and the salesÃÂ ...
PC Magazine
October 18, 2016
The UK's electronic surveillance programs collected citizens' data without proper oversight and violated the European Convention on Human Rights, according to the results of a government investigation released today.
Courthouse News Service
October 6, 2016
Circuit Judge Thomas Hardiman noted in his ruling that Schurchardt's suit focuses on "documents leaked to the Washington Post and Guardian" regarding a "previously undisclosed electronic surveillance program operating under Section 702 called PRISM."
Los Angeles Times
October 5, 2016
Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor who revealed the details of U.S. electronic surveillance programs - including the bulk collection of millions of Americans' telephone records, a practice Congress later ended - is in the ...
Los Angeles Times
September 25, 2016
National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden also makes an appearance in an extended clip in which he explains the workings of PRISM, the electronic surveillance program. The section on corporate espionage features the last two foreignÃÂ ...
Tulsa World
September 23, 2016
Tulsa Police Chief Chuck Jordan deserves praise for his handling of last week's fatal shooting of Terence Crutcher by a Tulsa police officer.
Tulsa World
September 22, 2016
Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor who blew the cover off the federal government's electronic surveillance programs three years ago, has his admirers. After the inevitably celebratory Oliver Stone film about him appears thisÃÂ ...
Tulsa World
September 22, 2016
WASHINGTON - In the event of a victory by Donald Trump in November, political analysis will take on a forensic cast. How did establishment politics - first in the GOP primaries, then in a national electorate - come to die?
