Latest about NSA
Tech titans will give users notice when the government asks for their info
Tired of waiting on the US government, tech's biggest names revise their own policies.
Google weighs end-to-end encryption for Gmail, but how far will it go?
Gmail could some day store emails so securely, even Google can't access them.
Surprise, surprise: The NSA allegedly exploited the Heartbleed Bug for years
The US National Security Agency has denied a report that says it knew about Heartbleed for years before the public.
Four-fifths of businesses wary of the cloud in post-Snowden world
A large number of businesses are wary of using cloud services due to leaks published by NSA whistle blower Edward Snowden.
Huawei has allegedly been spied on by the NSA since 2009
So, in not-entirely-surprising news, the latest Snowden leaks allege the NSA hacked into Chinese firm's servers.
NSA denies operating malware botnets and fake Facebook server
US intelligence agency the NSA refutes recent allegations that it infected thousands of computers with malware.
Facebook, is that you? NSA reportedly posed as the social network
UPDATED Just because it looks, acts and smells like Facebook doesn't mean it's the real deal.
Hey, Mr. President! Zuck calls Obama to complain about NSA spying
The Facebook CEO wrote a missive calling for a safe and secure internet. And he literally phoned the president.
