Major tech companies threaten to leave Canada over radical internet surveillance bill
Signal, DuckDuckGo, and NordVPN are considering limiting or shutting down services in Canada if Bill C-22 becomes law.
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Articles tagged security
Secret Service expert: Biggest threat to Trump may be from within the agency
‘I’m worried about an inside threat, and so are the sources I talk to within the Secret Service community,’ correspondent Susan Crabtree said. ‘We are not vetting our Secret Service hires as we should. And it’s a lowering of standards.'
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Why do so many Western leaders support Israel? The answer may be on your phone
Tech firms founded by former Israeli intelligence agents use spyware to hack into the private messages of world leaders and influencing Western leaders to get behind Israel's agenda.
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Trump appeals to SCOTUS to stop lower courts from blocking deportations of gang members
The Trump admin has filed an emergency appeal to the Supreme Court seeking intervention and relief from lower court rulings blocking deportation efforts against criminal aliens.
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Trump admin terminates Anthony Fauci’s government-sponsored security detail
Trump defended his administration’s termination of the government-funded security detail for controversial former White House COVID czar Dr. Anthony Fauci, explaining that such arrangements cannot go on forever and that he is more than capable of paying for his own private security.
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What you need to know about Palantir, the data mining company used to fuel Zionist wars
Initially funded by the CIA, Palantir’s AI technology is not merely a tool but a weapon that transforms data into deadly actions, allowing for the target, assessment, and neutralization of identified threats with unparalleled precision.
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Britain’s vast camera network is being used to secretly surveil drivers, privacy experts warn
Big Brother Watch reported that U.K. number plate recognition systems are recording vehicles at an unprecedented rate, warning that police have been given access to this data and raising significant concerns about personal privacy and civil rights.
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Putin warns of potential nuclear weapons use if NATO troops enter Ukraine
Putin's Thursday threat came in response to French President Emmanuel Macron's Monday remarks in which he haphazardly floated the idea of putting NATO boots on the ground in Ukraine.
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Visa moves toward biometric ID payment system to replace PINs, passwords
Biometrics is at once safer than that of PINs and passwords, but also much riskier, given that unauthorized access provides those behind a hack to a large amount of personal information.
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Did the Israeli government help establish Hamas to undermine a two-state solution?
‘Anyone who wants to thwart the establishment of a Palestinian state has to support bolstering Hamas and transferring money to Hamas,’ Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told his Likud Party colleagues in 2019. ‘This is part of our strategy.’
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