
Meet the Midwestern Contractor That Appears Hundreds of Times in the CIA WikiLeaks Dump
At Northrop Grumman's Xetron, some employees were suddenly asked to take polygraph tests. The company contracts with the CIA.
At Northrop Grumman's Xetron, some employees were suddenly asked to take polygraph tests. The company contracts with the CIA.
The House intelligence committee, which lacks technical expertise, is poised for a 31 percent budget increase.
White House press secretary Sean Spicer is among the reported users of Confide, which researchers say has flaws that can allow interception of private messages.
CIA charts show a wide range of attacks against iPhones and Android devices.
The privacy watchdog can't issue recommendations, produce its semi-annual reports to Congress, declassify information, or hold public meetings.
Senators seemed more concern with the nominee's "lovely" wife than whether the likely director of national intelligence would rein in abuses.
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The lack of technical chops among congressional staff has become a glaring problem as cyber attacks escalate and move to the political fore.
A former senior official at the NSA says the planned split between the nation's digital spying outfit and its offensive cyber military will happen, though likely not for a while.
Tens of thousands of people have swarmed downtown San Francisco for the annual RSA Conference — but Trump's people are nowhere to be seen.
NSA whistleblower Thomas Drake has been legally vindicated, but the question he raised about technology and privacy was never resolved. A former CIA analyst is trying to prove Drake was right.