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03/17/2017 / By JD Heyes

Who’s lying about ‘wiretapping’ Trump Tower – the media, Congress or the intelligence community?

The story regarding President Donald J. Trump’s allegations that he was “wiretapped” at Trump Tower by the Obama administration, has now taken more twists and turns than a Grand Prix race, and frankly, it’s become patently obvious that someone is lying about important details surrounding the president’s charge. On Thursday, leaders of the Senate Intelligence […]

03/07/2017 / By JD Heyes

Yes, your smart TV really is spying on you: Leaked docs reveal CIA secretly turned Samsung TVs into microphones that spy on your conversations

For years Deep State insiders and others familiar with the federal government’s spy agencies have been sounding the alarm about the development of technology that enables constant, real-time electronic surveillance of anyone, anywhere, anytime (President Donald Trump, something to consider as you delve into who ordered it against you and why.) Now, thanks to another […]

03/06/2017 / By D. Samuelson

North Carolina Department of Transportation using Drones to spy on motorists

According to a 2013 report from The Washington Times, it was predicted that by 2018 the skies over America would be populated with over 7500 commercial drones, also known as Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS). At that time, the U.S. was just beginning to salivate over the imminent adaptation of the weapon dispensing military drone technology for less deadly civilian purposes, like monitoring the weather, agricultural assessments, assisting […]

01/03/2017 / By Don Wrightman

CLOSE CALL: European Union finally rejects horrific mass surveillance legislation

The British government’s mass surveillance powers have been severely undermined by The European Union’s top court. The new ruling could constrain police and spy agency investigations. The judgement was handed down last month, in Luxembourg, where the European Court of Justice declared that general and indiscriminate data retention regarding people’s communications and whereabouts is inconsistent […]

12/20/2016 / By Robert Jonathan

Surveillance: Chinese manufacturers are installing backdoor spyware onto Android phones

While the corporate, anti-Trump, sore-loser media obsesses about supposed and undefined Russian hacking of the U.S. election, it recently emerged that a Chinese manufacturer installed backdoor spyware on Android phones that scooped up user text messages and sent them to China every three days. In an era of widespread personal privacy violations, it is still […]

08/23/2016 / By usafeaturesmedia

Critics pan major loophole in Pentagon’s new guidelines for electronic surveillance

(Cyberwar.news) A new privacy update to Reagan-era Pentagon rules regarding surveillance against American citizens contains a bypass that allows the National Security Agency to continue eavesdropping on a large swath of conversations online, critics told NextGov. ”DoD Manual 5240:01: Procedures Governing the Conduct of DoD Intelligence Activities,” updated Aug. 8, was last released with every […]

05/06/2016 / By usafeaturesmedia

Secret U.S. surveillance court didn’t reject a single request from federal agencies in 2015: Memo

(Cyberwar.news) [Reuters] The secretive U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court did not deny a single government request in 2015 for electronic surveillance orders granted for foreign intelligence purposes, continuing a longstanding trend, a Justice Department document showed. The court received 1,457 requests last year on behalf of the National Security Agency and the Federal Bureau of Investigation […]

10/22/2015 / By glitchnews

How AT&T helped the US government spy on their citizens’ internet communications

Newly discovered documents have exposed that, not only does AT&T work closely with U.S. spy agencies, but they have been directly facilitating the snooping of any internet traffic which runs through the customers’ networks for years. According to the documents, AT&T’s cooperation has involved a broad range of classified activities which date from 2003 to […]

10/07/2015 / By usafeaturesmedia

The most important things you need to know about a cyberwar

(Cyberwar.news) The terms hacking, cyber attack, cyberwarfare and cyber conflict are at times interchangeable. In fact, most people will simply settle on the term cyberwar – the subject and title of our website – to describe all instances involving electronic penetration and theft of and from computer systems in the private sector, government and defense, […]

09/21/2015 / By Greg White

AP sues FBI over fake news story

The Associated Press sued the U.S. Department of Justice last Thursday over the FBI’s failure to provide public documents regarding a fake news story devised to surreptitiously plant surveillance software on a suspect’s computer.(1) “At issue is a 2014 Freedom of Information request seeking documents related to the FBI’s decision to send a web link […]

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