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Smartphone, spy cam found in Assam jail cell of Khalistani sympathiser Amritpal Singh

The staff of eastern Assam’s Dibrugarh Central Jail on Saturday detected a major security breach in the National Security Act

The Hindu

Apple Vision Pro: Are Networks Ready For Spatial Computing?

Announced last year, the Vision Pro reignited enthusiasm for virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) devices, with Apple promising that the headset will usher in a new era of "spatial computing."

International Business Times

Chinese Volt Typhoon hackers were able to infiltrate US critical infrastructure systems for years

The state-sponsored threat actor was lurking for at least five years, stealing data and positioning for disruption.

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NSA Purchases Internet Metadata To Spy on You Without a Warrant

A new letter from Sen. Ron Wyden (D–Ore.) reveals that the agency admitted the practice nearly three years ago but would not allow him to reveal it.

Reason

Going deep on deep fakes

Plus an interview with Rob Silvers on the Cyber Safety Review Board

Reason

NSA's Stunning Admission: Obtaining Internet Browsing Data without Warrants

Discover the shocking revelation of the National Security Agency buying internet browsing data without warrants, as revealed by a top intelligence official.

Top News

US NSA confirms it buys personal online data without a warrant

The data of American citizens is being used by intelligence agencies, which are bypassing the Fourth Amendment to get it.

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NSA spies panicked over 'AI' Furbies way back in the late 90s according to official document dump

An "Artificial Intelligence" chip in a toy. In 1998. Who knew?

PC Gamer

A Police Group's Comments on Civil Asset Forfeiture Show Exactly Why It Needs Reform

"You've got to be able to demonstrate some level of legitimacy" the head of the National Sheriffs' Association says of carrying large amounts of cash.

Reason

A previously unknown hardware feature has been hijacked to hack iPhones across the world

Did Apple build a backdoor for the NSA, or simply forget about a vulnerable feature?

TechRadar

The evolving role of the Colombo Security Conclave

TheColombo Security Conclave underscores the evolving dynamics of the Indian Ocean

The Hindu

The best films of 2023, from Barbie and Asteroid City to Killers of the Flower Moon

Leonardo DiCaprio grimaced. Mia Goth killed. Margot Robbie had at least three existential crises. But which of their films came out on top? Our chief critic Clarisse Loughrey has counted down the very best movies of the year in cinema

The Independent UK

The spy chief, the politician and the high-stakes legal case that rocked Denmark

Claus Hjort Frederiksen, the former defence secretary, and ex-intelligence agency chief Lars Findsen were arrested and charged with allegedly leaking state secrets that had been in the public domain for years. Last month the case was dropped, but it is still leaving its mark. Jakob Illeborg talks to them both

The Independent UK

U.S. Deputy NSA raises Pannun plot case, calls for India to hold the guilty accountable

U.S. official Finer stresses need for India to investigate alleged plot against Sikh separatist, White House says; MEA institutes high-level enquiry to investigate U.S. allegations. Finer acknowledges India's enquiry and importance of holding accountable anyone found responsible

The Hindu

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The Hindu

A dark shadow on New Delhi’s credibility

The American allegation is one that has cast a dark shadow on New Delhi’s credibility in terms of both covert capacity and public messaging, which must be addressed.

The Hindu

U.S. indictment accuses Indian intelligence official of ‘masterminding plot’ to kill Pannun: 10 points

Nijjar Killing | A 10-point list on what the US department of Justice indictment filed by the US Attorney Southern District of New York on Pannun assassination plot says

Reason

Lawmakers Try To Insert Privacy Protections Into the Feds' Snooping Powers

The bipartisan Government Surveillance Reform Act would stop a lot of warrantless surveillance as a condition for renewal of Section 702 authorities.

The Independent UK

Denmark drops cases against former defense minister and ex-spy chief charged with leaking secrets

Danish prosecution dismissed two separate cases against former defense minister, Claus Hjort Frederiksen, and ex-head of the country’s foreign intelligence service, Lars Findsen, due to the inability to divulge classified information in court

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Ex-British intelligence officer jailed for 13 years for attack on NSA agent

Joshua Bowles, 29, repeatedly stabbed the United States NSA officer who was working at British intelligence agency GCHQ.

The Guardian - UK

Man jailed for life for attempted murder of US woman stationed at GCHQ

Joshua Bowles, 29, carried out reconnaissance before stabbing victim in Cheltenham in March

The Independent UK

Ex-GCHQ worker jailed for attempted murder of US spy at leisure centre

Joshua Bowles repeatedly punched and stabbed woman in ‘frenzied’ attack near intelligence agency’s Cheltenham base

The Independent UK

Ex-GCHQ worker jailed for terrorist knife attack on US spy at leisure centre

Joshua Bowles punched and stabbed the woman during a frenzied attack in Cheltenham in March.

The National (Scotland)

‘Terrorist’ ex-GCHQ worker launched 'vicious' knife attack on US spy, court hears

A former GCHQ worker described himself as a “terrorist” after launching a “premeditated, targeted and vicious” knife attack on a US spy…

The Independent UK

Former NSA worker pleads guilty to trying to sell US secrets Russia

A former National Security Agency employee from Colorado has pleaded guilty to trying to sell classified information to Russia

The Guardian - UK

Protest and resist: fans in Scandinavia lead backlash against VAR

Supporters of clubs in Norway have demonstrated against the use of a video assistant referee, while Sweden continues to hold out against introduction

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