Tagged With Spying

Apple and WhatsApp are trying to fight off plans from British spies to 'ghost' their way into your encrypted messages

Isobel Asher Hamilton

There's a wildly popular conspiracy theory that Facebook listens to your private phone calls, and no matter what the tech giant says people just aren't convinced it's not true

Ben Gilbert

An insider reveals how the nasty spyware used in the WhatsApp breach lets governments secretly access everything in your smartphone, from text messages to the microphone and cameras

Ben Gilbert

Lawyers for Navy SEAL accused of war crimes say military prosecutors spied on their emails

Ryan Pickrell

A whale in Norway accused of being a Russian military asset is so friendly that it comes when called and plays fetch with plastic rings

Sinéad Baker

British student accused of spying in UAE says he was drugged, forced to sign a false confession, and bribed to betray his country

Sinéad Baker

The UAE pardoned a British student sentenced to life in prison after showing a purported confession video where he says he works for MI6

Alexandra Ma

27 phrases only spies will understand

Paul Szoldra

China has responded to a report that Trump's personal iPhone has been tapped: 'You can change to Huawei phones'

Kif Leswing

An Australian filmmaker jailed for 6 years for 'spying' in Cambodia after photographing a political rally with a drone

Simon Thomsen

A Tesla whistleblower says the electric car maker's security team is staffed with former members of a notorious group from Uber that allegedly spied on rivals

Troy Wolverton

Putin's soccer ball gift to Trump may be bugged, or worse — and the US may never know

Alex Lockie

Watch Estonia and Russia discreetly swap 2 convicted spies

Christopher Woody

Senate passes controversial spying law that scoops up Americans' phone calls and emails without a warrant

Brennan Weiss

Britain is having trouble recruiting new spies because Facebook and Google pay 'five times more'

Shona Ghosh

Edward Snowden created an app that turns smartphones into security systems aimed at thwarting spies

Ben Gilbert

Novichok is a 'dangerous and sophisticated' Soviet-era nerve agent — here's how it works and why it's so lethal

Dave Mosher

The US government is eyeing a technology that can 3D-photograph people through walls using Wi-Fi

Dave Mosher

Scientists have found a way to photograph people through walls using WiFi

Dave Mosher

A leaked document shows exactly how the government wants to spy on emails, calls, and messages

Shona Ghosh