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Two prominent human rights groups today blasted America's drone wars in Pakistan and Yemen, painting a grim picture of massive civilian deaths and potentially grave violations of international law.
An appellate court has finally supplied an answer to an open question left dangling by the Supreme Court in 2012: Do law enforcement agencies need a probable-cause warrant to affix a GPS tracker to a target's vehicle?
The Third Circuit Court ...
Researchers have created a mapping system data scientists can mine to produce forecasts, based on short- and long-term trends, that could help aid agencies prepare for crises.
The time: January 2011. The location: Ellingham Hall, an elegant mansion northeast of London. The scene: Julian Assange sits in front of a fire, entertaining a visitor from America. The conversation is light at first, but as it turns serious, ...
Robots armed with automatic weapons, anti-tank missiles and even grenade launchers are marching, er, rolling ever closer to the battlefield now that they've shown they can actually hit what they're supposed to.
Five years after Congress authorized warrantless electronic spying, the President Barack Obama administration has never divulged to a single defendant that they were the target of this type of phone or email surveillance -- despite lawmakers' claims the snooping has ...
The operator of the popular file-sharing service isoHunt, which the courts have declared a massive copyright scofflaw, is shutting down to settle a long-running lawsuit from the Motion Picture Association of America, according to court records.
A pair of researchers have uncovered more than two dozen vulnerabilities in products used in critical infrastructure systems that would allow attackers to crash or hijack the servers controlling electric substations and water systems.
What the NSA wants is to be able to read encrypted information in as close to real-time as possible. It wants backdoors, just like the cybercriminals and less benevolent governments do. And we have to figure out how to make ...
The President Barack Obama administration is urging the Supreme Court to reject a challenge to the National Security Agency's once-secret telephone metadata spying program.
The leaders who run the internet's technical global infrastructure say the time has come to end U.S. dominance over it. In response to leaks by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, Fadi Chehadé, who heads the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and ...
Where exactly is the maximum tolerable level of surveillance, beyond which it becomes oppressive? That happens when surveillance interferes with the functioning of democracy: when whistleblowers (such as Snowden) are likely to be caught.
Secure email provider Lavabit just filed the opening brief in its appeal of a court order demanding it turn over the private SSL keys that protected all web traffic to the site.
Last year when DARPA released video of its new robot designed to replicate the movements (and, eventually, speed) of a cheetah, some of us were creeped out by the machine’s ability to “chase and evade” at the rate of ...
The commandant of the Marine Corps took an extraordinary course of action in effectively firing two generals Monday for their failure to protect a massive base in Afghanistan that Taliban fighters attacked last year, resulting in the deaths of two ...
After nearly 40 years as the cornerstone of the U.S. Air Force’s fighter fleet, the F-16 tried out a a new role last week: robotic flying bull’s-eye. A modified F-16 took flight from Tindall Air Force Base in Florida without ...
Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel announced Wednesday that he has ordered several reviews of facility security and background checks in response to Monday’s mass shooting rampage at the Washington Navy Yard that left a dozen people dead, acknowledging the multiple ...
