Clues to NSA Spy Strategies
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Speculation swirls about the National Security Agency's warrantless surveillance of Americans' communications. In 27B Stroke 6.
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Executive offers advice on how to combat growing security threats linked to use of Bluetooth-equipped devices.
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BELGRADE, Aug 25 (IPS) - Every other person now seems a spy of sorts.  Bugging devices, secret cameras and other surveillance equipment  are no longer the exclusive tools of the police; more and more,  ordinary people are beginning to use such devices.
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By Larissa Liepins TORONTO  - New Internet-based technology could soon turn regular computer users into armchair spies, a Canadian inventor said on Monday.
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By KATHERINE SHRADER WASHINGTON - Using a new laptop and a satellite link, FBI agents can find out within two minutes whether the fingerprint from a newly captured suspect overseas matches a terrorist database in Virginia.
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Targeted spyware, network break-ins, and other digital crime pushes cyber espionage to a new level of concern.
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An intruder could manipulate a flaw in how the browsers handle image files to see where the user has been surfing.
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Today's blog post discusses methods with which a non-technical user can secure their own instant messaging conversations such that an attacker is unable to listen in (be they the government or a nosy neighbor sniffing the wireless network from next door).
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An espionage appears to expose Beijing's wish list. It will have to play catch up to match U.S. technology but it may have a different kind of goal&#13;&#10;
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New Internet-based technology could soon turn regular computer users into armchair spies, a Canadian inventor said on Monday. Vincent Tao, an engineer at Toronto&#39;s York University, said he has invented a mapping
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Privacy advocates warn that the shift to using handheld devices for email, telephone calls and Internet searches has created a global gold mine for snoops and spies.
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What's the typical U.S. spook reading up on? From encryption to extraterrestrials, recently divulged documents offer a glimpse between the covers of the National Security Agency's classified internal magazines. By Ryan Singel.
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Unpatched vulnerabilities may leave computers open to remote attacks.
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TAMPA, Fla., June 19  /PRNewswire/ -- Computers may have sensitive data that identity thieves would love to get their hands on. Magnets, degaussers, and other x-ray or magnetic techniques do not work, even the large bulk eraser magnets are not effective.
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TORONTO: New internet-based technology could soon turn regular computer users into armchair spies, a Canadian inventor says. Vincent Tao, an engineer at Toronto&#39;s York University said he has invented a mapping
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Clever e-mail can fool you into giving your info to thieves. Find out how not to fall prey.
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The purpose of this article is to analyze a public exploit in a lab environment, see the alerts generated by an intrusion detection system, and then do some packet analysis of the malicious binary in order to better understand it.