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A former Twitter employee has been found guilty of spying, was convicted by a jury of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, and more.

The small ATtiny85 pretty much takes over your IT hardware as a full SPY CHIP.

Edward Snowden got some encouragement from Julian Assange to pick Russia over Latin America, for his own personal safety.

FBI doesn't want Snowden to have anywhere to run and hide.

Deal seems unlikely, and Edward Snowden will remain hidden away in Russia.

Jeb Bush is all about the NSA surveillance.

Tech companies and US government can't agree on encryption.

Freedom: AT&T has a very special relationship with the NSA, so it hands over billions of phone records to the US government.

What do you think about Edward Snowden?

If the US gets hold of Edward Snowden, and he's found guilty, he should be hanged!

Snowden speaks out regarding encryption.

The United States loves spying on... everyone!

Former NSA lawyer says Snowden hurt the 'collective discussion' on national cybersecurity.

No pardon for Snowden, but thanks for the online petition!

Looks like NJ Gov. Chris Christie is no fan of Edward Snowden.

Could Julian Assange and Edward Snowden find their way to France?

Edward Snowden will remain in Russia.

GCHQ didn't act properly? No way!

The NSA phone surveillance program disclosed by former contractor Edward Snowden ruled illegal by federal appeals court.

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.

Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden hopes the Swiss government will offer him asylum.

Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden is willing to return stateside, but only if guaranteed a fair trial.

Internet giant Yahoo is fighting with the NSA regarding encryption backdoors.

The director of the NSA will continue building backdoors into IT companies' products.

Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden's only regret? Just not coming forward sooner.

The NSA has backdoor access to a huge amount of computers, if not all, and we're not seeing a word from world leaders - and this shouldn't surprise you.

There are millions of CCTV cameras across England, and too many of them are useless, says government surveillance chief.

The GCHQ is responsible for snooping on journalists' email communications, according to former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.

To help prevent terrorism, governments and tech companies must get along, ex-UK spy chief claims.

The British Secret Service circumvents Apple phone security by spying on data downloaded from the phone.

The NSA and GCHQ will team up for better cybersecurity efforts.

Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden approached government with questions and not concerns regarding surveillance/spying activity.

Facebook still reigns supreme but its growth has almost slowed to a halt. Who's next in line?

Sir John Adye, former GCHQ boss, seems concerned about smartphone biometrics security protocols.

Cybersecurity specialists working for the NSA and GCHQ get burned out quickly, and easily find employment in the private sector, report says.

Amnesty International releases Detekt, a new free, open source anti-surveillance tool that allows users know if they are being targeted by government spies.

Sen. Markey wants the DOJ to discuss its phone surveillance operation that uses fake-cell towers flown around the country to spy.

The US Marshals Service can better track down suspects, and snoop on ordinary American citizens, when they use airplane flights, a new report indicates.

If it meant coming home, Edward Snowden would "volunteer" for prison, but only if it reportedly served the right purpose.

Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden should be applauded for his NSA spying revelations and not persecuted, according to UN humans right head.

Lavabit founder Ladar Levison discusses why he was forced to shut down his email service following disclosures by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.

The NSA got away with spying on U.S. citizens, but its infrastructure is now being legally challenged, with changes in the works.

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.

The NSA might begin publishing transparency reports to try and win over Internet users.

Edward Snowden says he reported policy or legal issues related to NSA spying to more than 10 officials before blowing the whistle.

Gen. Keith Alexander wants to see the NSA undergo reform, but doesn't want to see Congress impede the agency's ability to defend against cyberattacks.

To dodge any potential surveillances, Tor plans to make a tool to force IM service to use their anonymous service.

The EMC-owned RSA company wants to see more cooperation among private sector companies and governments.

The Russian government isn't in a big hurry to boot Edward Snowden out of the country, so the former IT contractor may have a home for years to come.

Obama expected to announce reform program for the NSA this Friday.