Russian “Trojan Horse” Discovered in Vital U.S. Computers
Since 2011, a Russian "Trojan Horse" has been in place, threatening computer systems vital to our infrastructure. It was only discovered last week....
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British Spy Chief Claims Internet Services Aid Terrorists, Need More Monitoring
British spy chief Robert Hannigan has called Internet services such Twitter, Facebook, WhatsApp, and others “the command-and-control networks of choice for terrorists” and...
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Russian Hacking Threatens U.S. National Security
The recent intrusion into a computer network at the White House, made public last week, appears to have been carried out by hackers...
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Snowden Case: FBI Searches Home of Suspected “Second Leaker”
There have been hints about the possibility of a second person leaking classified documents to reporters close to the Snowden story. Now the...
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Chinese Communist to Lead UN Agency Seeking to Control Internet
Already under fire for seeking to usurp new powers to control the Internet, the United Nations International Telecommunications Union (ITU) is facing intense...
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Why Should the Law-abiding Care About Electronic Surveillance?
Confronted with the fact that they are being spied on by their own government, many law-abiding Americans claim they don't care because they...
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The Inevitable Demise of the OPEC Cartel
Thanks to the fracking revolution in the United States, OPEC's extinction is inevitable. ...
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Fracking Boom About to Bust?
The profit margins and new technology bode well for the fracking boom to continue and even to accelerate for the foreseeable future. ...
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If You Are Sick of Surveillance, Safeguard Your Systems
Most people don't need to be convinced that data-mining by government agencies and irresponsible corporations is a real problem that threatens our liberties...
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Canadian Workaround to Make Keystone Pipeline Irrelevant
The Keystone pipeline may be irrelevant, as Canada may well approve receiving our Bakken oil through a workaround pipeline route. ...
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Saudi Arabia Cuts Oil Prices, Could Spark Price War
Saudi Arabia's surprise announcement of a cut in its oil prices to its customers is likely to set off an international oil price...
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UN October Summit Reopens Grab for Global Internet Control
The Obama administration’s vows to fight UN efforts for “global governance” of the Internet ring hollow. ...
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Fracking Revolution: U.S. Replaces OPEC as World’s “Swing Producer”
The impacts of the fracking revolution are now reaching from gas pumps to foreign affairs. ...
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Apple, Google Encryption Moves Enrage FBI Director Comey
This new encryption software represents a small but important victory in the privacy wars. ...
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UN Internet Summit: Communists, Socialists, Globalists in Charge of Cyberspace?
The UN’s upcoming summit on “global governance” of the Internet bodes ill for freedom in cyberspace, as official representation is tilted heavily toward...
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