The Atlantic

Does the NSA Tap That? What We Still Don't Know About Internet Surveillance

The idea that the NSA is sweeping up vast data streams via cables and other infrastructure — often described as the "backbone of the Internet" — is not new. In late 2005, the New York Times first ...
Aclu.org

A Guide to What We Now Know About the NSA's Dragnet Searches of Your Communications

Charlie Savage of The New York Times confirmed this week what we have been warning about for years, including to the Supreme Court last fall: The National Security Agency (NSA) is "searching the ...
The Atlantic

Which of These 'Facts' Is the NSA Lying About?

In an effort to allay concerns about its collection of data on Americans, the National Security Agency released a fact sheet detailing the standards it uses. All well and good. Except, apparently, for ...
Computer Weekly

NSA urges continuous checks to achieve zero trust

The US National Security Agency (NSA) has published its latest guidance on zero trust to secure US federal government IT networks and systems. This is the first of two guidance documents coming out of ...