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IBM's confidential "WindsorGreen" was detailed in documents exposed via an apparent backup drive.
The latest batch of SIDtoday articles published by The Intercept covers the second half of 2004 and the beginning of 2005.
The NSA provided surveillance support at the Republican and Democratic national conventions in 2004, raising questions about domestic eavesdropping.
An NSA surveillance blimp swept up shipping data over Long Island, New York, a classified document reveals.
Top-secret documents reveal the complex relationship the NSA has maintained with Japan over a period of more than six decades.
What really happened in 2001 when China brought down a U.S. military spy plane? A secret report from the Snowden archive provides details.
Documents provided by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden reveal Palantir’s role in creating the U.S. government’s international spy machine.
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A never-before-published document shows that 10 years ago, the NSA tracked Russian intelligence hacking the email of a prominent journalist. Now the questions is: Did the NSA track the DNC hacks?
Using documents provided by Edward Snowden, the French paper reports that Britain spied on more than 20 current and former African heads of state.
An NSA analyst who wrote an intelligence report on Poland selling helicopters to Nicaragua recounts how the information was leaked by the Reagan administration.
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