The FBI Was So Hapless Hunting a Teen Kid, It Had To Pretend To Be from a Newspaper
The FBI wanted to identify the source of bomb threats against a high school. So it created a fake news story filled with fake links.
The FBI wanted to identify the source of bomb threats against a high school. So it created a fake news story filled with fake links.
CEO David Vincenzetti responded to our piece on his company's spyware manuals. Here's his letter — and our response.
At climate talks in Lima, Peru, negotiators are shrugging off reports of espionage at prior conferences.
Once regarded as a fringe group of exiles, the Mojahedin have used money and supporters to go from outlawed terrorist organization to influential players.
Senate Republicans sank the only significant legislative attempt to rein in the NSA since Edward Snowden's disclosures.
As the border crisis unfolds, family court judges offer an escape hatch for unaccompanied minors coming from Central America.
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