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FBI demanded Scandinavian countries extradite Snowden if he visited
FBI doesn't want Snowden to have anywhere to run and hide.
Presidential candidate Jeb Bush believes NSA needs broader powers
Jeb Bush is all about the NSA surveillance.
Silicon Valley readies for long battle with government over encryption
Tech companies and US government can't agree on encryption.
Poll: 53% of Americans want to see Edward Snowden prosecuted
What do you think about Edward Snowden?
Former spy panel senator believes Edward Snowden should be hanged
If the US gets hold of Edward Snowden, and he's found guilty, he should be hanged!
Edward Snowden wants to see firms fight against encryption demands
Snowden speaks out regarding encryption.
Former NSA lawyer: Snowden 'really set back' cybersecurity discussion
Former NSA lawyer says Snowden hurt the 'collective discussion' on national cybersecurity.
White House responds to online Edward Snowden pardon petition
No pardon for Snowden, but thanks for the online petition!
Doesn't look like Gov. Christie is a big fan of Edward Snowden
Looks like NJ Gov. Chris Christie is no fan of Edward Snowden.
Edward Snowden would like to return to the US, but too many politics
Edward Snowden wants to return home, but it's not the right time just yet, his attorney says.
French official says Assange, Snowden could be allowed in France
Could Julian Assange and Edward Snowden find their way to France?
Federal appeals court rules NSA telephone surveillance program illegal
The NSA phone surveillance program disclosed by former contractor Edward Snowden ruled illegal by federal appeals court.
NSA finding it harder to recruit specialists following Snowden leaks
A booming economy in Silicon Valley and the post-Snowden era is making it more difficult for the NSA to successfully recruit tech-skilled workers.
Edward Snowden hopes for possible asylum in Switzerland
Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden hopes the Swiss government will offer him asylum.
Lawyer: Edward Snowden wants to return to US if given fair trial
Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden is willing to return stateside, but only if guaranteed a fair trial.
Yahoo clashes with NSA regarding encryption backdoor demands
Internet giant Yahoo is fighting with the NSA regarding encryption backdoors.
Snowden regrets not coming forward sooner about NSA surveillance
Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden's only regret? Just not coming forward sooner.
Head of NSA says spyware operation compliant with national law
NSA chief deflecting accusations of sophisticated spying, saying his agency complies with laws.
DHS recommends users uninstall Superfish adware from Lenovo products
The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is strongly urging users uninstall Superfish adware from their products.
Google puts FBI on blast for invasive privacy practices against users
Google publishes open letter to FBI regarding its surveillance activities.
NCSA celebrates national Data Privacy Day by releasing privacy survey
Today is National Data Privacy Day, and the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) has some data for you
ACLU: DEA conducting massive license plate reader operation
The DEA has operated a massive license plate reader program since 2008.
Edward Snowden: GCHQ snooped on emails sent, received by journalists
The GCHQ is responsible for snooping on journalists' email communications, according to former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.
Ex-UK spy: Peace between government, tech firms needed to stop terror
To help prevent terrorism, governments and tech companies must get along, ex-UK spy chief claims.
Obama Administration also doesn't want encryption to interfere
Governments aren't keen on encryption being used by mobile users, making it harder for law enforcement, spy agencies.
NSA, GCHQ plan to step up cybersecurity cooperation efforts in 2015
The NSA and GCHQ will team up for better cybersecurity efforts.
NSA: Snowden approached government with questions, not concerns
Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden approached government with questions and not concerns regarding surveillance/spying activity.
Russian spy agency tried to recruit Edward Snowden to join its ranks
The Russian FSB reportedly tried to recruit Edward Snowden, approaching him when he was still stranded in a Russian airport in 2013.
Security expert: Regin is scary and companies should be on alert
Cybersecurity companies are outlining additional details about the sophisticated Regin spyware malware, but no one has a complete picture just yet.
Former GCHQ leader concerned over smartphone biometrics security
Sir John Adye, former GCHQ boss, seems concerned about smartphone biometrics security protocols.
Insight into the mind of a former NSA programmer/hacker
Cybersecurity specialists working for the NSA and GCHQ get burned out quickly, and easily find employment in the private sector, report says.
Amnesty anti-spyware app informs users if government is snooping
Amnesty International releases Detekt, a new free, open source anti-surveillance tool that allows users know if they are being targeted by government spies.
Senator Markey demands DoJ offer details regarding phone snooping
Sen. Markey wants the DOJ to discuss its phone surveillance operation that uses fake-cell towers flown around the country to spy.
Report says DoJ uses airplane flights to help better snoop on citizens
The US Marshals Service can better track down suspects, and snoop on ordinary American citizens, when they use airplane flights, a new report indicates.
Pew research finds many users don't trust Internet privacy anymore
Americans are concerned about online privacy, and they feel that they don't have control of it any more, according to a new survey.
Edward Snowden says he would go to jail in order to return home
If it meant coming home, Edward Snowden would "volunteer" for prison, but only if it reportedly served the right purpose.
Edward Snowden wants hackers to design anti-surveillance tech
Edward Snowden wants to see programmers design new technologies that will help Internet users brows the Web more securely from government snooping.
Snowden says NSA workers shared intercepted sexts, NSA defends itself
Edward Snowden claims NSA employees routinely shared intercepted sexts and images of people in a "sexually compromising situation," and the NSA fires back.
UN human rights commissioner says Snowden shouldn't face charges
Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden should be applauded for his NSA spying revelations and not persecuted, according to UN humans right head.
Edward Snowden wants encryption, data protection used by journalists
Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden wants journalists and business professionals to encrypt information and use data protection to stay more secure.
Germany boots CIA spy from country because of NSA-related spying
The German government has requested the top U.S. intelligence official in its country to leave following widespread spying activities.
Lavabit founder explains why he shut down service after Snowden leaks
Lavabit founder Ladar Levison discusses why he was forced to shut down his email service following disclosures by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.
House approves USA Freedom Act amendment, showing serious reform goals
The NSA got away with spying on U.S. citizens, but its infrastructure is now being legally challenged, with changes in the works.
Leaked email shows close working relationship between NSA, Google
Google and other Silicon Valley companies have conversations with the NSA and other government agencies - and it shouldn't be a big surprise to users.
NSA might roll out transparency reports to try and ease spying scare
The NSA might begin publishing transparency reports to try and win over Internet users.
Wikipedia founder will encrypt the site if the UK passes their Communications Data Bill
If the UK government passes their Communications Data Bill, Wikipedia's founder would encrypt the si.