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How the CIA used Crypto AG encryption devices to spy on countries for decades - 11 février 2020
For decades, the CIA read the encrypted communications of allies and adversaries. For more than half a century, governments all over the world trusted a single company to keep the communications of their spies, soldiers and diplomats secret. The company, Crypto AG, got its first break with a contract to build (...)

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Drone and CCTVs for Everyone : Surveillance Tech Expands Across Latin America - 13 janvier 2015
Despite the fact that there is no conclusive evidence that camera surveillance is an effective deterrent against crime, the movement towards a pervasive surveillance state continues in many Latin American countries. Surveillance technologies such as drones are gaining popularity, raising significant concerns for (...)

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New report finds little oversight of surveillance, intelligence agencies in Latin America - 20 novembre 2014
Governments across Latin America are struggling to put in place effective intelligence and surveillance oversight regimes that guarantee the rights of citizens, according to a new report released by Privacy International’s partner in Argentina, Asociación por los Derechos Civiles. The report, "Who’s watching the (...)

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5 Russian-Made Surveillance Technologies Used in the West - 10 mai 2013
We all know surveillance is big in Putin’s Russia. What you may not know is that Russia’s surveillance tech is being used all over "” even here in the U.S. The Kremlin is up to its domes in spy technology. One reason is fear, provoked by the Arab Spring, of a growing and diffuse protest movement that uses social (...)

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2011 : the year in review - 27 décembre 2011
2011 has been an odd sort of year for privacy. There have been some deeply worrying trends around the globe and yet in some respects a gentle corner might have been turned. Amidst the litany of horror stories there may be better times ahead for some aspects of privacy protection. This year saw greater consistency (...)