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NSA Infects 50,000 Computer Networks Worldwide With Malware

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Nov

2013

The U.S. National Security Agency hacked more than 50,000 computer networks worldwide last year, infecting them with malware used to conduct sophisticated spy operations, according to a top-secret slide leaked by Edward Snowden.

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What if Silicon Valley just released data request figures anyway? Think again, lawyers say

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Nov

2013

The U.S. National Security Agency may have “court-sanctioned” legal powers to tap into the servers of Silicon Valley giants, which are fighting back against secretive gagging orders. But what happens if they lose their legal battle? What the lawyers are saying may surprise you.

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Merkel wasn’t alone: NSA tapped calls of 35 world leaders

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Oct

2013

The German leader’s phone isn’t the only line tapped by the U.S. National Security Agency. Dozens of other world leaders’ phones were monitored, according to the latest leaks.

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