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How Government AI Stole Hundreds of Millions of Dollars From Citizens
The Australian government really screwed people on this one.
Trump's Wuhan Lab Coronavirus Conspiracy Theory Is Bogus, According to, Uh, Everyone
The WHO and Dr. Anthony Fauci have both poured cold water on the conspiracy theory Trump and Mike Pompeo are spreading.
The UK will defy Trump and embrace Chinese technology giant Huawei, report says
The U.K. would be the first of the "Five Eyes" countries to break ranks with the White House.
Canada still hasn't developed new rules for intelligence sharing with U.S. and allies
It’s been four years since a commissioner recommended Ottawa put more rules on its spying relationship with the Five Eyes. The Trudeau government says they’re still working on it.
Canada Calls For Its Allies to Monitor Far-Right Extremism
“We need the clear-eyed recognition that terrorist threats do not emanate exclusively from savage outfits like Daesh, Al-Qaeda or the Taliban.”
Human Rights Activists Are Asking 8 Countries How Much They Spy on Each Other's Citizens
Are international surveillance agreements just a way to avoid local anti-spying laws?
Why Australia Will Lose a Cyberwar
In 2015 hackers got into the Bureau of Meteorology's network, which is connected to the military's. The case was a warning.
New Zealand's Prime Minister Says Trump's Muslim Travel Ban is "Not Racist"
Meanwhile, Bill English is still not sure how the controversial executive order will affect New Zealanders.
The RCMP wants to build a 'new public narrative' on online surveillance, documents show
An RCMP memo lays out how the police force wants to rebrand and reframe the debate, as Justin Trudeau's government gets set to introduce legislation to amend C-51.
This Is What the World's Spies Used Instead of MSN Messenger
InfoWorkSpace was pretty advanced for 2003, but damn is it painful to look at today.
British Spies May Soon Be Able To Get Data Straight From American Companies
“Last time they did this, we assembled the Minutemen.”
Canadian Spies May Have Unintentionally Exposed Canadians to Foreign Spying
Canada's secretive spy agency is left crossing its fingers.