The Fulton County grand jury also indicted Brindle and attorneys David Cohen and John Butters on charges of conspiracy to commit unlawful eavesdropping and eavesdropping, prosecutors said on Friday.
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She was probably, like, 21 -- TYRUS: You were eavesdropping?
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It even features a Faraday cage to prevent electronic eavesdropping.
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In lounges music is played loud enough to prevent eavesdropping.
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It's not clear how these eavesdropping laws affect Google Duplex.
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The ways we think would be impenetrable to someone eavesdropping.
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Hearing snatches of conversation from invisible voices, everything becomes eavesdropping.
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You know the whole scenario, thanks to the illegal eavesdropping.
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I'm 100% eavesdropping and his conversations are making me laugh.
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I don't mind the metro, eavesdropping on other people's lives.
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Samsung TVs were found to be eavesdropping on people watching them.
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Those communications, though, must be secure—and not just from eavesdropping.
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But nonetheless, it might still run afoul of California's eavesdropping law.
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But according to Apple, Siri herself isn't eavesdropping at all times.
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Washington had often discovered these lies through eavesdropping and other espionage.
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Many politicians got their start as boys eavesdropping in partisan barrooms.
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Eventually I figured it out: Dern wasn't actually eavesdropping on anyone.
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That is what allows the eavesdropping scientists to pinpoint its source.
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Establish acceptable levels of government eavesdropping and guidelines restricting government access.
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He had no evidence — zilch — of any eavesdropping that targeted Trump.
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PARIS — Attention, Paris shoppers: Loïc Prigent has been eavesdropping on you.
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But they are easily reconciled by considering this kind of eavesdropping.
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And we're left feeling confused, as if we've been caught eavesdropping.
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Apple disables group calling in FaceTime in response to eavesdropping bug Apple has disabled the group calling feature within its FaceTime calling service while it works on a patch to fix a nasty bug that allows eavesdropping.
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No, #Zuckerberg says, Facebook isn't eavesdropping on you via your phone pic.twitter.
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He has power over killer drones, spy satellites, electronic eavesdropping, covert operations.
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If eavesdropping is your problem, eschewing smart speakers does not solve it.
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Apple just released the patch for its terrible Group FaceTime eavesdropping bug.
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U.S. intelligence agencies are barred from eavesdropping on Americans' communications without warrants.
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Some have even turned eavesdropping on hospital pagers into an art project.
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Lee used to love eavesdropping on viewers as they left her plays.
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Because you were late I've been eavesdropping on their conversation, it's fascinating.
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In another era the eavesdropping and judgmentalism would seem very, very wrong.
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He had often fantasized about eavesdropping on a coach's huddle during timeouts.
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Under wiretapping or eavesdropping laws, 11 states require that all parties consent.
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" I should have listened when the cow, who was eavesdropping, said, " Bloomberg .
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If yes, how concerned are you that someone might have been eavesdropping?
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Eavesdropping is an act of give and take, of validation and denial.
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The passenger apologized for eavesdropping before handing her a stack of $100 bills.
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Oh well, we got in some good scene-watching, eavesdropping, and dog-gazing.
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SCIFs have reinforced walls and electronic methods to prevent eavesdropping on classified conversations.
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As opposed to targeted attacks, end-to-end encryption protects against mass eavesdropping.
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Detectives began eavesdropping on the couple roughly three weeks after Sabrina went missing.
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But in Müller's Romania it's not just the government who's spying and eavesdropping.
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Some wondered if physically destroying their smartphones might protect them from government eavesdropping.
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Mr. Reginella enjoys eavesdropping on viewers' conversations, often while pretending to fish nearby.
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Mr. Ponte, who appointed Mr. Kuczinski, was notified of the eavesdropping in February.
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He took a stand to protest warrantless domestic eavesdropping under George W. Bush.
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During the conversations, white noise was played in the courtroom to avoid eavesdropping.
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What keeps him busy these days is bug sweeping - looking for electronic eavesdropping equipment.
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Google might be eavesdropping more than you had originally imagined, though not on purpose.
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Whether you realize it or not, someone is always watching you — and potentially eavesdropping.
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However, or whenever, you do it, we all do our fair share of eavesdropping.
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Others have mused that this could be some sort of eavesdropping device gone haywire.
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The secretary, Weizenbaum recalled, spotted his eavesdropping and asked him to leave the room.
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Franz Simon darted around the room, eavesdropping, adjusting the ceiling fan, fetching bottled water.
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We expected him to curtail the National Security Agency's widespread eavesdropping on American citizens.
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AFT Michigan sued Project Veritas in federal court, alleging trespassing, eavesdropping and other offenses.
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I confess to eavesdropping, Twitter-stalking and the like in pursuit of the answers.
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Should Congress give this budding "dictator" eavesdropping powers that even temperate presidents had abused?
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Autonomous cars could be rerouted, doors unlocked, and home appliances repurposed as eavesdropping devices.
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Now, they're saying, wait a minute … we didn't do these wiretaps, eavesdropping, electronic surveillance.
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Eavesdropping on the man on the phone, I think about how lucky I am.
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The idea of eavesdropping on data in unconventional ways is pretty established by now.
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Apparently, this was an attempt to circumvent US intelligence eavesdropping, according to the Washington Post.
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If you like government conspiracy theories and eavesdropping on therapy sessions, this is for you.
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Other attempts to turn the moon into a passive eavesdropping device were only moderately successful.
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She doesn't do as much investigating as she does chatting up the locals and eavesdropping.
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The calls were captured by routine US eavesdropping targeting the Russian diplomat, CNN has reported.
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The post highlights a proposal from British intelligence officials to allow eavesdropping on messaging programs.
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With my show, I wanted people to feel like they were eavesdropping on a party.
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Not long ago, Americans had a palpable fear of government eavesdropping on their private lives.
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Your unconscious mind is eavesdropping on the whole context and meaning and web of relationships.
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In Oklahoma, anyone found "loitering about" and eavesdropping could be found guilty of a misdemeanor.
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This created a feeling of claustrophobia and enhanced the opera's fixation on eavesdropping and spying.
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These devices are available over the counter for recreational use, such as birdwatching or eavesdropping.
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Helen Duncan was well known to the authorities on suspicion of eavesdropping on state secrets.
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"This one phone, it splits the words"—a reference to scrambling technology meant to disrupt eavesdropping.
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More fun is all the little conversations you can overhear by eavesdropping on non-playable characters.
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Quantum networks make eavesdropping almost impossible because the particles used cannot be observed without being altered.
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Additionally, TLS encryption between the device and BlackBerry's infrastructure protects BBMe messages from eavesdropping or manipulation.
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He added that the company uses advanced technology to block eavesdropping or hacking into 5G networks.
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Don't we know that official bodies of the United States are spying and eavesdropping on everyone?
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Whenever and wherever Buterin and Zamfir convene, people gather around—eavesdropping, hoping for scraps of insight.
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Hackers use them to insert back doors for continued access, eavesdropping or to insert other tools.
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The reports contained no evidence that any Americans were targets of U.S. eavesdropping operations, they said.
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But I felt like I was eavesdropping on someone else's conversation when I listened to them.
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PICTURE PROMPTS Would you consider wearing privacy armor to prevent smart devices from eavesdropping on you?
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Your apps may be eavesdropping on you, and the Federal Trade Commission wants them to stop.
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She can be introverted to the point of defensiveness when confronted about her rather obvious eavesdropping.
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He said that meant the police did not need an eavesdropping warrant to use the devices.
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The play offers the pleasure of eavesdropping on a clique constantly engaged in competitive, virtuoso conversation.
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Both still face criminal charges linked to Project Sunday Evenings, accused of eavesdropping on national prosecutors.
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Michael S. Rogers, said definitively on Monday that there was no evidence that such eavesdropping occurred.
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In this horror movie, a smartphone comes with unwanted baggage — and it's not an eavesdropping digital assistant.
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Some suspicious looking guy is eavesdropping, but we later find out he's an old friend of Carol's.
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There's a very unique feeling of eavesdropping on some friends hanging out, talking about nothing in particular.
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As a player, you take on the role of that pesky foreign adviser eavesdropping on Mr Lille.
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The cover name of GCHQ was given in 1939 to disguise its secret work in electronic eavesdropping.
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Watch what you say around butterflies, because some of them are eavesdropping on you with their wings.
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Facebook and Google have no such defense for eavesdropping and collecting what is spoken on their platforms.
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Eavesdropping on the conversation of strangers is usually pretty boring, but one woman in hit the jackpot.
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In fact, fears of Facebook eavesdropping has been bubbling around social media circles for quite some time.
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Like eavesdropping on a group of your friends after a game of pickup basketball at the park.
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These solutions would prevent much of the SS7 eavesdropping, although they would still leave GPS data exposed.
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Others, published by WikiLeaks, included lists of eavesdropping targets and transcripts of intercepted communications from American allies.
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Listen to it, and you might feel like you're eavesdropping on one of the singer's therapy sessions.
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It works alongside the Secret Intelligence Service, or MI6, which operates abroad, and GCHQ, Britain's eavesdropping agency.
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Reading these searching, often hilarious tête-à-têtes is as effortless as eavesdropping on a crosstown bus.
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Dozens of countries require telecom providers to retain certain data and install technologies for real-time eavesdropping.
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Eavesdropping: Manufacturers or hackers could actually use a connected device to virtually invade a person&aposs home.
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I almost felt bad about eavesdropping on the woman who was doing it when I was there.
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Once I started eavesdropping, I couldn't stop: The lives of other people distracted me from my own.
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Look, I know many of you have privacy concerns about an always-on device eavesdropping on your lives.
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For Zeke's coolness under pressure, alliance building and spy-shack caliber eavesdropping, I'm awarding him this week's Fishy.
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" He also accuses Uber security officers of "hacking" and "destruction of evidence related to eavesdropping against opposition groups.
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That eavesdropping was directed by ex-Uber security chief Joe Sullivan at the behest of Kalanick, Jacobs says.
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Usually I can snag 20 minutes over the phone, but rarely without an eavesdropping publicist sharing the line.
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I want to avoid this, so I quizzed some experts about how best to solve my eavesdropping problem.
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" A scruffy bystander who'd been eavesdropping looked at Mr. T. and commented, "You're kind of a firetrap, yo.
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At this point his eavesdropping wife steps in and points out that both men can't possibly be right.
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Germany's Bundesnetzagentur, the country's Federal Network Agency, has banned the sale of children's watches that have "eavesdropping" functions.
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In short, not much rises anywhere near the level of Watergate or an exposé about warrantless government eavesdropping.
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She claims the cameras can only pick up sounds on her property ... so there is absolutely no eavesdropping.
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It is the same colloquial meaning as when the Supreme Court commonly used "eavesdropping" to refer to surveillance.
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As both playwright and director, Mr. Nelson has made a highly refined art of drama as privileged eavesdropping.
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"Personally, I really enjoyed digging into the lives of these whales through eavesdropping into their music," Owen said.
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Consumer uproar over a bug in FaceTime that allowed eavesdropping led to an emergency ad campaign by Apple.
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The album feels like eavesdropping, as Prince the songwriter delves into nuances and Prince the pianist cuts loose.
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Soon after, the Department of Investigation also alleged that Mr. Kuczinski had been eavesdropping on the phone calls.
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The idea of government snooping and eavesdropping on nearly every aspect of one's life has reached an apogee.
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The idea that nothing protects us from false friends goes back to early English law and "eavesdropping" cases.
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And all of these reports come years after it was revealed that Samsung's SmartTV was eavesdropping on users.
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Last year, during the campaign, some of Mr. Trump's associates were caught up in eavesdropping of foreign officials.
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Lawmakers reportedly began voicing concerns about the use of unauthorized eavesdropping devices in 2014, when authorities discovered them.
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The Voyeur deduced from his eavesdropping that he was a college dropout and a small-time drug dealer.
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Anthony Senecal, Trump's former butler at Mar-A-Lago, also said the notion of Trump eavesdropping sounds implausible.
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Modern cryptography is extremely robust, and it allows cellphones to make calls that are essentially impervious to eavesdropping.
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It started with eavesdropping 20 years ago, and now it's legal for the government to listen to you.
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Two large, "L"-shaped instruments separated by 1,865 miles are eavesdropping on the most extreme events in the universe.
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A video that demonstrated the eavesdropping glitch garnered nearly five million views on Twitter since being posted on Monday.
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But for smartphone users asked to sleep beside a personal device that's actively eavesdropping on bedroom activity, for e.g.
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The calls were captured by routine US eavesdropping targeting Russian diplomats, according to the intelligence and law enforcement officials.
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Google, meanwhile, isn't actively eavesdropping on you, but it has been experimenting with introducing ads to various Home devices.
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Chinese and Russian spies are regularly eavesdropping on President Trump's cellphone calls, the New York Times reported on Wednesday.
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The children hear about investing — from eavesdropping on you, from relatives, from reading, from friends — and they want in.
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He claims they're eavesdropping on his attorney-client privileged conversations while he's in County Jail, awaiting trial for murder.
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Audience members sit behind the invisible fourth wall, eavesdropping on dramas about what humans are capable, or incapable, of.
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Why it matters: This can leave cellphones, even if they are using encrypted methods of communication, vulnerable to eavesdropping.
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It's as if she were eavesdropping on the entire city, and you and me and everyone, at all times.
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The operatives – agents of the Australian Signals Directorate, the nation's top-secret eavesdropping agency – had been given a challenge.
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But Cuban leaders and intelligence officers are notoriously skilled at evading eavesdropping, and the search turned up nothing definitive.
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We're meant to assume the culprit is Dolores, who is currently eavesdropping on the conversation from a neighboring building.
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The system was supposed to let him discuss business on the phone without worrying about eavesdropping by law enforcement.
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Last week, Bloomberg reported that China inserted eavesdropping chips into hardware made for American companies like Amazon and Apple.
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It's not clear whether that eavesdropping eventually turned up evidence that can be used in a case against Assange.
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In "An Honest Woman," a single "girl" in her early 30s lives next door to an eavesdropping old man.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORIES: -- DEMS SOUND ALARM ABOUT 'INCREDIBLE' EAVESDROPPING THREAT: Three top House Democrats on Thursday called on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which monitors the nation's airwaves, to crack down on the use of unauthorized eavesdropping devices.
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That's part of what makes the film powerful: It feels like we're eavesdropping on a story being told to her.
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The calls were captured by routine US eavesdropping targeting the Russian diplomats, according to the intelligence and law enforcement officials.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has urged governments worldwide to shun Huawei, arguing its equipment could be vulnerable to Chinese eavesdropping.
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British spy chief Robert Hannigan said on Monday he was stepping down as head of Britain's intelligence eavesdropping service GCHQ.
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The New York Times reported that spies from Russia and China are regularly eavesdropping on President Trump's phone calls. Regularly.
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The Verge was able to verify the eavesdropping capability firsthand before Apple shut down group FaceTime as a quick fix.
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I tried to figure out what was happening, eavesdropping on my mother and grandparents as they sat in whispered discussion.
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The security of quantum cryptography relies on the fact that eavesdropping breaks the entanglement by observing what is going on.
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LaLiga's statement adds that the audio eavesdropping on fans' surroundings is intended to "achieve a legitimate goal" of fighting piracy.
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Instagram is not eavesdropping on its customers' conversations offline to target them with ads, according to its chief Adam Mosseri.
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We present SPEAKE(a)R, a software that can render a PC, even once without microphones, into an eavesdropping device.
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I'm not eavesdropping on your messages and on your phone calls, and don't think I should be in that position.
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Various forms of digital eavesdropping have been used for decades to discredit, silence, and divide social justice organizations and movements.
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Cyber Command would be separated from the National Security Agency, a spy agency responsible for electronic eavesdropping, the officials said.
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It allowed users without technical skills to deploy computer ransomware or perform video or audio eavesdropping with a mouse click.
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Nor must the fear of unauthorized official eavesdropping deter vigorous citizen dissent and discussion of government action in private conversation.
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In a statement to The Post, she said agencies needed to have such booths to guard against hacking and eavesdropping.
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Listening in on their conversation didn't seem like eavesdropping as much as showing interest in my new group of friends.
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The Nixon White House "carried the campaign against the press to considerable length," Mr. Farrell said, including eavesdropping on reporters.
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Listening in Meet the 14-year-old who discovered the bug in Apple's FaceTime that turned iPhones into eavesdropping devices.
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The Russians then took the binders into a secure room where they thought they could evade American intelligence eavesdropping attempts.
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In May America's government barred its companies from supplying Huawei, on the ground that its kit might allow Chinese eavesdropping.
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Their equipment is scanned and searched by the Secret Service, and the Oval Office is regularly swept for eavesdropping devices.
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Individuals who have failed to take steps to encrypt their phones could have their communications sent to such eavesdropping simulators.
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Individuals who have failed to take steps to encrypt their phones could have their communications sent to such eavesdropping simulators.
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"What this 'always listening' means is that the device is not eavesdropping and interpreting everything you're saying," Ms. Terwoerds wrote.
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A man sitting a couple of rows ahead of me who was clearly eavesdropping turned around and smirked at me.
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Most security ratings for such platforms relate to encryption, which implies reduced risk of eavesdropping on messages and calls, explained Sasson.
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Either would serve to protect users from eavesdropping and, more importantly, man-in-the-middle attacks against visitors of unsecured sites.
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Users should get a notification if new keys are added, so they can tell if someone is eavesdropping on their conversation.
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These rooms are carefully designed and controlled to prevent eavesdropping, electronic surveillance or other signals collection from revealing the nation's secrets.
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"We actually had heard them giggling and laughing from our living room, so we were eavesdropping outside their door," Jonathan explained.
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And that's all fine and dandy, until the Warriors start trying to sell you shit by eavesdropping on your private conversations.
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The clip also shows Tess eavesdropping on a heated argument between her new mentor, Simone, and her bad boy crush, Jake.
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AM affirms that it undertook no electronic eavesdropping in connection with its reporting and has no knowledge of such conduct. 5.
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The president also apparently insists on using his iPhones, even after having been told that Russian spies are eavesdropping on calls.
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A Secret Service agent testified at the hearing to say that she was not carrying any lock-picking or eavesdropping gear.
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Update January 16th, 2:58PM ET: This article has been updated with additional comment from Check Point on its eavesdropping claim.
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And doing that will also mean skipping the headache-inducing questions about how old eavesdropping statutes apply to robot voice assistants.
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The government eavesdropping continued into 2017, including a period when Manafort was known to talk to Trump after he became president.
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The eavesdropping tools were created at least as far back as 2011 and possibly as long ago as 2007, Chien said.
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Because the candidates are briefed in person, U.S. intelligence officials said they are not concerned about hackers eavesdropping on the sessions.
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A U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said support included aerial surveillance and targeting, electronic eavesdropping, communications assistance and training.
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Speaking on condition of anonymity, a U.S. official said support included aerial surveillance and targeting, electronic eavesdropping, communications assistance and training.
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It's not just that it's well-written and acted, successfully making you feel like you're eavesdropping on life-as-it-happens.
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More than half of all internet traffic is now encrypted and more secure from hacking, eavesdropping and content hijacking, reported Newsweek.
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Plainclothes officers lingered in coffee shops and halal delis, eavesdropping on conversations and noting the political opinions of owners and customers.
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Have you ever had an experience that made you think your phone, computer or smart home device was eavesdropping on you?
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Upon landing, the crew had only been able to destroy some, but not all, of the sensitive eavesdropping equipment it contained.
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Green was not privy to their conversations — the balcony was out of eavesdropping range — but it looked like democracy in action.
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"Its running theme is electronic eavesdropping, surveillance and the relationship of electronic media to perceptions of space and time," he wrote.
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More to the point, it does not seem immediately clear why eavesdropping on conversations of legal strategy protects U.S. national security.
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City investigators also concluded that Mr. Ponte's head of internal affairs had been eavesdropping on investigators' phone calls with confidential informers.
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When he came out, he said, he was shocked to find a flight attendant by the door, like she was eavesdropping.
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EPA administrator Scott Pruitt spent $25,000 on a soundproof "privacy booth" inside his office to prevent eavesdropping on his phone calls.
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The government denies that it targeted non-criminals and notes that the report provides no information on who authorised the eavesdropping attempts.
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If confirmed, Nakasone will be at the helm of an eavesdropping agency that employees roughly 36,000 hackers, spies and other intelligence professionals.
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The gaze looks furtive, scheming, almost as if he is eavesdropping upon himself, and takes little pleasure in what he is discovering.
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Breathless, I kept eavesdropping as Olena recounted her conversation with the school where her daughter and I were both in third grade.
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The authors of the proposal argue that this solution is no more invasive than current practices around eavesdropping on unencrypted telephone conversations.
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This turn of events is especially problematic because The Alienist's heroes made some major breakthroughs in this exact, unwitting moment of eavesdropping.
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HTTPS, or Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure, encrypts communications between internet browsers and websites, offering some protection against eavesdropping and session hijacking, i.e.
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He listened to the scanner while protests erupted in Ferguson, Mo. Eavesdropping on a police department reveals the undercurrents of its culture.
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She was a radio operator on the ships where Farmer worked as a Spanish translator, eavesdropping on drug flights coming from Colombia.
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"Now we know that someone in the Obama administration was eavesdropping and specifically searching a databank looking for the Trump (people)," Sen.
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Their computers were then infected with eavesdropping software made by Gamma Group, a private company that sells to agencies of many governments.
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Even if Trump uses his government-issued cellphone, his calls are vulnerable to eavesdropping, particularly from foreign governments, national security experts say.
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Eavesdropping predators can't see this information-carrying component, so the mantis shrimp is able to signal to its fellow mantis shrimp invisibly.
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But at a news conference Trump brushed aside a question about whether it was a mistake to accuse British intelligence of eavesdropping.
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He alluded to a New York Times report this week that said Russia and China are eavesdropping on Trump's personal phone calls.
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While eavesdropping on these academics, you may be captivated by their exchanges while frustrated by their stasis while curious about their lives.
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If a criminal developed a skill with some malicious code, CheckMarx discovered some ways to circumvent Amazon's system designed to prevent eavesdropping.
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The show's tens of thousands of listeners have tuned in to Zomorodi's discussion of topics like sexting, digital eavesdropping, and information overload.
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I'm eavesdropping on what appears to be a first date at Manhattan's Attaboy, one of the 50 best bars in the world.
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"There was at least one episode, I'm comfortable saying, that absolutely caused us to believe that there was ongoing eavesdropping," he said.
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Long known mainly as an eavesdropping agency, the N.S.A. has embraced hacking as an especially productive way to spy on foreign targets.
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And on Monday, Mr. Ponte again defended Mr. Kuczinski when he was asked about the eavesdropping at a City Council budget hearing.
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Listening to a great podcast can feel like falling into conversation with a new best friend or eavesdropping on an infatuating crush.
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Trilobites Scientists show that squirrels have one ear tuned to the chatter of birds, and act on what they learn from eavesdropping.
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The use of eavesdropping tools like the IMSI devices pose a threat to national security, the agency told Wyden, a privacy hawk.
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The use of eavesdropping tools like the IMSI devices pose a threat to national security, the agency told Wyden, a privacy hawk.
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"A few studies have demonstrated eavesdropping on non-sentinel calls within co-foraging groups as an index of safety," the study reads.
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But that one-sided disconnect somehow makes them even more interesting; it's like eavesdropping on half a conversation and imagining the other half.
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An air of suspense gathers as the Spadas and friends are drawn into the Italian resistance, eavesdropping, sending coded signals and carrying messages.
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In 2014, current New York City Police Commissioner William Bratton ended a secretive program of eavesdropping by plainclothes NYPD officers in Muslim communities.
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We dodged the huge crowds at Black Hat to check out Privoro's Privacy Guard, which claims to make eavesdropping on your smartphone impossible.
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The effect creates something like a Marx Brothers version of opera buffa, with characters by turns escaping from and eavesdropping on each other.
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After eavesdropping on their call, we can officially confirm that funny and fashion are yet another under-rated combo that yields magical results...
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Before Burns, I was in Portland, where casual eavesdropping yields chatter about locally grown kale, startups, DIY artistic endeavors, and rising housing costs.
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Given their respective complimentary geographical strengths, data collected by Britain's GCHQ eavesdropping agency is of particular use to the National Security Agency (NSA).
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Eavesdropping on conversations in the gallery and tracking who recognizes whom in the castas reveals the symbolic logic at play in Dicochea's work.
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A mealy-mouthed response about how the eavesdropping is done in a secure facility without an Apple ID attached is not good enough.
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If you have aspirations to be an international spy, the Sundance Film Festival would be a great place to hone your eavesdropping skills.
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First of all, Aria is eavesdropping on all of Sydney's conversations with some intense gadgetry, reading her text messages, and memorizing her calendar.
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Surveillance, snooping, spying, eavesdropping… all that is done by espionage agencies (which we occasionally catch out and tell the world about), not us.
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In a rare public statement, Britain's eavesdropping agency said the charge - made on Tuesday by Fox News analyst Andrew Napolitano - was "utterly ridiculous".
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But the law enforcement official said that Ms. Lenich repeatedly forged judges' signatures to keep the eavesdropping scheme running for about a year.
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Despite efforts to prevent electronic eavesdropping on discussions held on Chinese soil, the board is expected to stay well clear of sensitive subjects.
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Just like with the launch of NRO's Mentor-7 eavesdropping satellite in late June, amateur satellite-spotters wasted no time tracking down Spike.
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She was spying on John, eavesdropping on all of his texts and multimedia messages, and tracking his every move through the device's GPS.
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One night, I parked myself at the hotel bar for dinner, eavesdropping, then eventually joining in as my neighbors dissected the open mics.
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According to intelligence reports, spies are eavesdropping on President Trump's cellphone conversations and using fake cellular towers in Washington to intercept phone calls.
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The third expired provision permits eavesdropping on a so-called lone wolf terrorist who is not part of an established foreign terrorist group.
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But the commissioner also defended him, saying he had had a limited role in overseeing the phone surveillance unit responsible for the eavesdropping.
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The attackers then installed eavesdropping software on the routers used by EirGrid and were able to see encrypted communications sent by the company.
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In theory, that means that a hacker eavesdropping on public Wi-Fi or your home broadband provider can't see what you're doing online.
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The eavesdropping that created these tapes was originally aimed against foreign individuals with interests that are are hostile to America, including Russian targets.
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A flaw in the Wi-Fi protocol used to connect laptops and smart devices to networks could leave wireless networking vulnerable to eavesdropping.
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When an American general arrived to confer with the papal nuncio, the U.S. Army blared music from loudspeakers to prevent journalists from eavesdropping.
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Rep. Debbie DingellDeborah (Debbie) Ann DingellDemocratic lawmakers, 2020 candidates pay tribute to Conyers Hillicon Valley: Facebook launches 'News Tab' | Senate passes bill to take on 'deepfakes' | Schumer outlines vision for electric cars Dem lawmaker raises concerns over 'eavesdropping' smart speakers MORE (D-Mich.) in letters to Amazon and Google this week raised concerns that smart speakers are "eavesdropping" on customers without their consent.
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Debbie DingellDeborah (Debbie) Ann DingellDemocratic lawmakers, 2020 candidates pay tribute to Conyers Hillicon Valley: Facebook launches 'News Tab' | Senate passes bill to take on 'deepfakes' | Schumer outlines vision for electric cars Dem lawmaker raises concerns over 'eavesdropping' smart speakers MORE (D-Mich.) in letters to Amazon and Google this week raised concerns that smart speakers are "eavesdropping" on customers without their consent.
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Later, Marlinspike met with the company's other cofounder, Jan Koum, who had grown up in Soviet Ukraine under the constant threat of KGB eavesdropping.
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Caption: Skorobogatov's "eavesdropping" device, which helped him reverse engineer how the iPhone wrote data to the NAND chip he'd removed from the phone's internals.
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At the time, experts said his extensive use of Twitter and of a personal phone made him susceptible to eavesdropping, locations tracking and impersonation.
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With a single SMS message, this spy had remotely activated the microphone in my smartphone, turning it into a portable and surreptitious eavesdropping device.
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This is partly because the law is about preventing eavesdropping and wiretapping, not preventing any recorded representation of conversation whatsoever that isn't explicitly authorized.
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Like the somewhat controversial Internet-connected doll, which privacy advocates once dubbed "creepy and eavesdropping," the Hello Barbie Dreamhouse is also Wi-Fi connected.
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A good portion of the list involves Spanish-language terms that drug traffickers could conceivably use as code words to confuse eavesdropping federal agents.
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He said he was less worried about the Chinese government eavesdropping than about a foreign company being enmeshed with connected infrastructure down the road.
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Because their geographical strengths are complementary, data collected by Britain's GCHQ eavesdropping agency is of particular use to the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA).
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Facebook Messenger asks for access to your microphone, for instance, not because it's eavesdropping on you but because it has a voice-memo function.
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Both are security protocols created by the Wi-Fi Alliance that keep strangers from eavesdropping on what websites your computer is trying to access.
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Next, the investigation needs to carefully examine the legal basis for eavesdropping on Michael Flynn, as well as who leaked the transcript, and how.
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Officials said in the report that U.S. intelligence agencies had gone out of their way to make public more information about U.S. electronic eavesdropping.
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First, Comey and Rogers unequivocally and flat-out stated that Trump's charge that Obama ordered illegal eavesdropping against him are not backed by evidence.
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However, the team said the software "could easily be used for far more intrusive and harmful purposes", such as stealing banking credentials and eavesdropping.
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The company that builds the booth told The Washington Post the EPA was concerned that the box not be vulnerable to hacking or eavesdropping.
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The National Security Agency has been eavesdropping on foreign cities, politicians, elections and entire countries since it first turned on its receivers in 1952.
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He mostly talked about the new high-end Echo Studio speaker, as well as wider privacy issues with contractors eavesdropping on Alexa voice commands.
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The military is hoping to spread concern among ISIS members that U.S. cyberattacks are manipulating their data and eavesdropping on communications with potential recruits.
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Charles Katz carried that right with him, and whatever he did "with a reasonable expectation of privacy" the government was barred from eavesdropping on.
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This experiment led to various possible explanations including ultrasonic emitters – intended for eavesdropping – that produced audible tones that inadvertently may have harmed U.S. diplomats.
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"You say anything against anyone right now, and they believe you," said one PDVSA employee, calling from a relative's phone to avoid potential eavesdropping.
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These included tracking the physical location of individual cell phones, targeted disruption of cell phone service, intercepting text messages and eavesdropping on phone calls.
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A 2014 NPR investigation found that 75 percent of domestic violence shelters they surveyed across the US encountered victims whose abusers used eavesdropping apps.
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Separately, U.S. officials have concluded that both Russia and China are eavesdropping on President Trump's phone conversations — but he continues to have unsecured chats.
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Cellphones are banned from the room where the 29 leaders are gathered, and NATO jams signals in the building to prevent eavesdropping and hacking.
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METROPOLITAN DIARY Eavesdropping at dinner, a favor repaid on the M116 and more reader tales of New York City in this week's Metropolitan Diary.
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Discreetly eavesdropping on counseling sessions as clients divulge often heartbreaking personal details, the filmmakers eschew narration in favor of a more fragmented, naturalistic approach.
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The consulate, which opened in 2013, is a state-of-the-art building designed to withstand electronic eavesdropping and other security and intelligence threats.
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The living world is full of quiet chemical chatter and eavesdropping, but traffic pollution is a cacophony, drowning out the conversations in ecological communities.
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Mr. Hayden directed a secret domestic eavesdropping program at the National Security Agency that captured billions of phone records after the attacks of Sept.
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For instance, with the Alexa eavesdropping app, after it gives its false closing message, the app needs a trigger word to being recording again.
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"What would you say if I asked you to come be part of the house?" he replies, prompting screams from the other contestants eavesdropping.
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And whilst I think the app is mostly a horrible idea — hey, I'm a guy — the eavesdropping feature may have a number of positive effects.
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Crammed with eavesdropping equipment, the Viktor Leonov has loitered in these waters before, but its current visit is the latest in a string of provocations.
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With just a few minutes of hands-on time, a hacker could turn an Echo into a personal eavesdropping microphone without leaving any physical trace.
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"You felt that you were eavesdropping on an intimate family affair," Alex Ross, of The New Yorker, wrote of a concert in Vienna in 2006.
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Ciaran Martin, head of the cyber centre of Britain's main eavesdropping agency, GCHQ, played down any threat of a rift in the Five Eyes alliance.
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Saïd, a server with a frank smile and intelligent eyes, is eavesdropping as Hamdi Bey trails off into an endless stream of details and repetitions.
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Yesterday The New York Times published an explosive report claiming that Chinese spies have been eavesdropping on calls made on President Trump's personal, unsecured iPhone.
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Ciaran Martin, head of the cyber center of Britain's main eavesdropping agency, GCHQ, played down any threat of a rift in the Five Eyes alliance.
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Eavesdropping on the two witches, Behold enters and admits that he, too, has reservations after experiencing just how scared John Henry was before his departure.
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There is probably some new slang now that I haven't heard of, and so I put the Here earbuds in, hoping they'll aid in eavesdropping.
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Unnamed U.S. officials acknowledged that the raid had been made possible by multiple sources of intelligence, including satellite imagery, drone reconnaissance, electronic eavesdropping, and informants.
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"Life with you is never dull," Jamie tells Claire – a statement so blatantly true that an eavesdropping courtier might conclude that Jamie was tres stupid.
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Harlo: Yeah, it's about providing assurance that no one is eavesdropping Micah: Normally, a Signal call would be end-to-end encrypted like Alice <==> Bob.
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America's digital adversaries may have spent years eavesdropping on officials' private phone conversations through vulnerabilities in the global cell phone network, according to security experts.
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He also wants a halt to the data collection, which he said violates the federal Wiretap Act and Illinois laws against eavesdropping and consumer fraud.
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Mehle had performed in the guise of a "Mother Goose for adults," eavesdropping and rubbernecking to report on the very people with whom she partied.
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Computer scientists at the University of Michigan recently published a paper that suggested that interference caused by eavesdropping devices could have caused the strange sensations.
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Like most of Late Night at its best, it feels like eavesdropping on a conversation between two of your smartest and most well-read friends.
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Then there are the pleasures found in books about books: glimpses into the stories behind treasured volumes that offer a form of socially acceptable eavesdropping.
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Washington has asked countries to reject Huawei technology in the development of new mobile phone networks, arguing that it could be vulnerable to Chinese eavesdropping.
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His "Fox 8," newly published as a little stand-alone volume, is about a fox who learns English by eavesdropping on a family's bedtime stories.
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"Straight Outta Compton" star Jason Mitchell's insane meltdown was ignited by an eavesdropping passenger -- who was in the first class seat ... Jason wanted so badly.
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Britain has always kept Huawei out of those parts of its telecommunications networks that handle sensitive data to limit the vulnerability to espionage or eavesdropping.
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Inside, mannequins take the seats presumably once filled by US embassy staff, around a table, sealed inside a transparent plastic box, intended to prevent eavesdropping.
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Mr. Zeldin's signature style of eavesdropping on experience brings to mind the work of Mike Leigh, another theater (and film) practitioner who anatomizes desperate lives.
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Sometimes, to entertain themselves, the boys would wander over to the Senate gym and sit in a corner of the steam room, eavesdropping on lawmakers.
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He would propose eavesdropping on Trump's life by following him around on the job and, more important, by listening in on his office phone calls.
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In the article "In a Stumble for Apple, a FaceTime Bug Lets iPhone Users Eavesdrop," Brian X. Chen writes: The iPhone as an eavesdropping device?
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One message that then spread over the WhatsApp chat service included malware, disguised as an app, that appeared to be for eavesdropping on Occupy organizers.
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Earlier this week, the 32-year-old pled guilty to unlawful eavesdropping, theft by receiving stolen property, and 2 counts of peeping toms, all misdemeanors.
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Internet data pinballs across national borders, and for Canadians this means potentially exposing it to eavesdropping by US-based corporations and the National Security Agency.
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The chatter quickly turns to other conspiracies and I enjoy eavesdropping while the group brutally mock flat Earthers, chemtrails memes and Gwyneth Paltrow's latest idea.
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"When we look at a peacock or smell a wildflower, we're in a way eavesdropping on [...] the product of an independent art world," he says.
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"Oh my God, I'm so happy!" her co-host shared, adding that she had actually been "eavesdropping" from home on her headset earlier in the show.
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Apple disabled the group calling feature in its FaceTime calling service late on Monday evening, as it furiously tries to remedy a bug that allowed eavesdropping.
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But Amazon doesn't seem eager to fork over audio it may have on its servers if Alexa was indeed eavesdropping at the time of the incident.
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The planes can double as flying offices, and you don't have to worry about other passengers eavesdropping on your deals or objecting to your spreading papers.
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There's also always the option of unplugging it — if controlling the curtains or lights with your voice isn't quite cool enough to counter your eavesdropping fears.
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Steve Wozniak has a warning for anyone who uses social media ... the platforms are eavesdropping on your private conversations, and sending that precious data to advertisers.
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Apple has disabled the group calling feature within its FaceTime calling service while it works on a patch to fix a nasty bug that allows eavesdropping.
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QKD is the process of distributing keys during a transmission and in a way that will tell both sides of the conversation that someone is eavesdropping.
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Perhaps that such sophisticated eavesdropping capabilities make Langley a likelier culprit in the hacking of the Democrats' correspondence, a "deep state" operation blamed unfairly on Putin.
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Yet, even as the U.S. government continues building robust eavesdropping and attack systems, it looks like there has been far less focus on security at home.
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A SCIF (pronounced "skiff") is designed to prevent electronic eavesdropping by foreign intelligence services that target lawmakers with access to classified information and lax security protocols.
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One program, known as Blackshades, was sold in the online criminal underground known as the dark web and used for purposes like video and audio eavesdropping.
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He spent several days raptly eavesdropping on native speakers in markets and cafés and on long bus rides, bathing in the warm sea of their voices.
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Online banking, for example, encrypts data as it goes from customer to bank and back to prevent eavesdropping criminals from stealing passwords or altering transfer orders.
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A 2014 NPR investigation found that 75 percent of 70 surveyed domestic violence shelters in the US had encountered victims whose abusers had used eavesdropping apps.
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It's been years since the Snowden revelations showed that the United States was operating an enormous eavesdropping infrastructure targeting countries throughout the world, including across Europe.
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This seemingly benign image has since become sinister-looking in the age of drones and government eavesdropping; forty years ago, it was sinister for different reasons.
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Eavesdropping on America's conversation, this professional listener observes a citizenry that has stopped listening, whose members think they know everything about one another, especially their opponents.
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"Unlike analog devices with unsecure networks, customers no longer have to worry about crosstalk or eavesdropping from outsiders," says Emma Williams, a Microsoft corporate vice president.
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If I'd brought a friend, I might have felt forced to talk with someone I already knew instead of eavesdropping on all these people I didn't.
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As she assumes both parts in Lucy's dialogue with her austere, judgmental mother, you may at first feel like you're eavesdropping on a rather mundane conversation.
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From the brief exchange we see between Michelle and Peter, it seems like Zendaya's character is a social outcast (she's sitting alone and eavesdropping on a conversation).
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The FBI made the request because such wiretapping would be illegal, since the President cannot just order the eavesdropping of a U.S. citizen's phones, the sources said.
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China's foreign ministry has some suggestions for the Trump administration if it is worried about foreign eavesdropping on the U.S. president's iPhones: use a Huawei handset instead.
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Coletta has, since 13, spent his free time eavesdropping on the sky, picking up satellite signals—signals that, for the most part, were never meant for him.
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This alleged activity could break a host of laws, including the Wiretap Act, the Illinois Eavesdropping Statute, and the Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practice Act.
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After all, the spy ship's limited and outdated electronic eavesdropping gear can only listen to radio communications -- ship-to-ship, ship-to-shore, and commercial radio broadcasts.
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While we can't 100% disprove this idea, security experts have also failed to find evidence the social network is eavesdropping on users to target ads more effectively.
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The United States has asked countries to reject Huawei technology in the development of new mobile phone networks, arguing that it could be vulnerable to Chinese eavesdropping.
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The three non-military defense attorneys quit the case for ethical reasons "related to secret government eavesdropping on their communications," according to the American Civil Liberties Union .
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Photograph by Eric Helgas for The New Yorker In high school, Biggers drew and painted and listened to music, his tastes guided, via occasional eavesdropping, by Sam.
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Although visitors to terrorism suspects were routinely bugged by the security services, since the sixties a convention known as the Wilson Doctrine had forbidden eavesdropping on M.P.s.
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Were you aware of that, or did you just know in a broad sense that Bran would just be eavesdropping on Littlefinger and colluding with his sisters?
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James Bamford is the author of The Shadow Factory: The Ultra-Secret NSA from 9/11 to the Eavesdropping on America and a documentary filmmaker for PBS.
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"I feel like these producers were eavesdropping through my window," said a friend who watched several episodes and was slightly freaked out by all that perceptive verisimilitude.
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A SCIF is "designed to prevent electronic eavesdropping" from foreign intelligence services, a former top House Intelligence Committee staffer said, and no electronic devices are allowed in.
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Secretly recording a citizen in his own bedroom is an eavesdropping felony in Georgia that can carry a prison sentence of up to five years, prosecutors said.
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Amazon said users would be able to hear Alexa's responses via four micro speakers built into the frames and pointed directly at their ears to limit eavesdropping.
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The minister spoke after the release of an updated report by Canada's electronic eavesdropping and security agency on online interference by other countries in the Canadian election.
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The Secret Service agent who questioned Ms. Zhang after her arrest, Samuel Ivanovich, said during testimony that she was not carrying any lock-picking or eavesdropping gear.
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With military housing, the department could reduce its security expenses to about $1.6 million annually and provide far better protection from eavesdropping and other surveillance, she said.
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Defectors often reach out to friends and family in their native lands, communications that are typically vulnerable to eavesdropping by Russian intelligence officers, former C.I.A. officials said.
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The microphones are essential to our eavesdropping on the production's one scene of ambushing vulnerability: the predawn talk between Ezra and Christine, right before she kills him.
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The closest I come is eavesdropping on my children and their friends as they discuss that game's arcana, including how they might best prosecute digital goat thieves.
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In an interview last week in which he responded to the allegations, he denied wrongdoing and disputed some aspects of the Investigation Department's account of the eavesdropping.
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The only means of penetrating private spaces were eavesdropping and physical trespass, and so those acts were constrained under the strict warrant controls of the Fourth Amendment.
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"You have to be O.K. within yourself to live here," Melissa Gillian told me as I stood eavesdropping on a wedding reception outside the Aran Island Hotel.
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The new update will allow owners of iPhones, iPads and Mac computers to re-enable Group FaceTime, the feature that had allowed the potential eavesdropping, Apple said.
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Next, I'll change out of the camouflage and try to tail employees on foot when they leave to grab some lunch—ideally eavesdropping on them as they eat.
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Although we have yet to hear of an incident in which hackers have penetrated government security by eavesdropping via smartwatch, in theory, such a possibility isn't completely outlandish.
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As for potential abuse — such as eavesdropping on your employees, for example — Lau says the company will make efforts to educate its users on acceptable and unacceptable use.
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American officials have previously said that Mr. al-Baghdadi did not allow people around him to carry phones, to prevent his location from being discovered through electronic eavesdropping.
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Compromising the computer network of his Mar-a-Lago resort, where he regularly visits, would theoretically allow for further eavesdropping when Trump is not using a secured device.
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Labor activist Hua Haifeng was arrested in Jiangxi province on suspicion of illegally using eavesdropping equipment, according to Li Qiang, executive director of the group China Labor Watch.
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But, if you're tired of feeling like Facebook is constantly eavesdropping on your conversations, there's a way to limit the social network's ability to target you with ads.
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Li also said that the accusations against the detained investigator — that he was suspected of illegally using eavesdropping equipment — had "no factual basis," according to the Associated Press.
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But the United States has asked countries to reject Huawei technology in the development of new mobile phone networks, arguing that it could be vulnerable to Chinese eavesdropping.
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These earbuds are bullshit for eavesdropping I settle down in the VIP area, near a group of four boys who do not appear to be of drinking age.
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This weak link in WPA2 not only allows "man-in-the-middle" eavesdropping attacks, it also opens up wi-fi networks for ransomware and other malicious code injections.
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Websites that use the less secure HTTP protocol leave users open to malicious tracking, eavesdropping, content injection and other exploits that can be used to steal personal information.
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A proposal currently under consideration would expand some of those eavesdropping powers to prosecutors, allowing them to tap phones, plant hidden cameras, and analyze communications with judicial authorization.
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A study published by USA Today earlier this year found that 58 percent of parents whose kids used smart speakers were worried about hackers eavesdropping on their conversations.
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In many states, however, eavesdropping or recording audio requires the consent of at least one person being recorded, and some require the sign-off of all the parties.
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They're always on and connected, often full of unpatched security vulnerabilities, and offer a convenient chokepoint for eavesdropping on all the data you pipe out to the internet.
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The New York Police Department, for instance, established a secret surveillance unit to spy on Muslim communities, eavesdropping on mosques and cafes, looking for the signatures of radicalization.
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I am sitting in a cafe on Spui Square in Amsterdam, feeling the warmth seep back into my fingers and eavesdropping on the two photographers next to me.
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Of course they're talking about the series, but we have yet to have that experience of being on the subway car and eavesdropping on people talking about it.
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Plainclothes detectives hung out in restaurants and cafes in Muslim neighborhoods, eavesdropping on conversations and keeping notes about how customers felt about drone strikes, foreign policy and politics.
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Then there was the hearing-on-any-topic-other-than-Russia orchestrated by the committee's Republicans, which scurried over federal eavesdropping law, rising crime, immigration and Hillary Clinton.
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The transcripts came from a secret F.B.I. wiretap of Mr. Kislyak, and their release would have provided an extraordinarily rare look at the fruits of the government's eavesdropping.
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Combined with the eavesdropping is a lobbying effort by Beijing involving close Trump friends like Steve Schwarzman of the Blackstone Group and Steve Wynn, the former casino magnate.
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Three top House Democrats on Thursday called on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which monitors the nation's airwaves, to crack down on the use of unauthorized eavesdropping devices.
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To me, they offer the special pleasure of eavesdropping on master craftsmen, their jargon and shorthand implying an entire world of shared knowledge lying just below the surface.
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What social media has done is flatten the media's power structures such that every other closed media circuit — including yours — is constantly available for appropriation, mockery or eavesdropping.
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In a clever twist, you control a cat, wandering around the town eavesdropping on conversations of both the main cast of characters and the residents of the town.
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A show that sounds like eavesdropping on a talky pair who just happen to vault into a tangy soprano and a boyish lyric tenor whenever emotions run high.
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Mr. Hua is accused of illegal use of eavesdropping or photographic equipment, Mr. Wen said, while the accusations against the other two men have not been officially confirmed.
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And before I could say, 'Yes,' another heiress across the table, who was eavesdropping by the way, started screaming about how we are in for a rough ride.
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At one point, Mr. Spicer pointed to comments by Michael Mukasey, who served as attorney general in the administration of George W. Bush, as evidence of the eavesdropping.
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Similarly, when Russian A (who was under surveillance) talked directly to Trump associate C (who was not), that conversation was recorded incidental to the eavesdropping on the Russian.
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In a rare public order, the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court responded to problems with the eavesdropping on a former Trump campaign aide uncovered by an inspector general.
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That's one of the things researchers have learned recently by eavesdropping on whales in several parts of the world and listening for changes in their pattern and pitch.
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But reading it feels less like reading a Q&A and more like eavesdropping on a conversation between two frustrated friends — which, of course, is exactly the point.
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So Clarice rents a carriage house from an unsuspecting Littlefield couple (both psychoanalysts) and blends in, eavesdropping and taking notes at coffee shops, parties, soccer matches and town meetings.
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We also asked if Apple has a way of identifying if users were the victim of this eavesdropping technique and if so, whether Apple intends to notify those users.
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Trump's aides have repeatedly warned him that his cellphone calls are not secure, and they have told him that Russian spies are routinely eavesdropping on the calls, as well.
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This makeover has a lot to do with the doughnut-shaped building on the edge of town, which houses the Government Communication Headquarters, Britain's secret cryptography and eavesdropping centre.
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Eavesdropping might be the only enduring tradition the city has left, and Stagg weaponizes this outsider-insider sensibility wherever she goes, feeding all the best lines to her reader.
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Tech giants, civil society groups and Ivy League security experts have condemned a proposal from Britain's eavesdropping agency as a "serious threat" to digital security and fundamental human rights.
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They also discovered some hackers were eavesdropping on discussion boards where third-party technology contractors share work tips, including default passwords that hackers can use to access some systems.
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As Deadline reports, Gibney will direct The Action, a film about a group of anti-war activists who leaked classified FBI documents on J. Edgar Hoover's domestic eavesdropping program.
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Recently, the New York Times reported that Donald Trump won't give up his iPhones despite the fact he's been told that Chinese and Russian spies are eavesdropping on him.
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She's there, again, when Sofía, distraught after a phone call with her mother, catches Paco, one of her teenage sons, eavesdropping on her conversation and smacks him in retaliation.
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Holding iPads and iPhones, they will reveal a fractured narrative about an impending ecological disaster, bits of which can be gleaned by glancing at or eavesdropping on their devices.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's foreign ministry has some suggestions for the Trump administration if it is worried about foreign eavesdropping on the U.S. president's iPhones: use a Huawei handset instead.
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Two of the most senior officials at British eavesdropping agency GCHQ say one way that law enforcement could access encrypted messages is to simply add themselves to your conversations.
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During the Civil War, eavesdropping on a conversation required physically tapping into a telegraph or phone line with an extra wire to divert the signal to a third party.
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Allison Arieff Many recent technological advancements seem more ominous than optimistic: Alexa eavesdropping on water cooler conversations at work, automation taking our jobs, autonomous vehicles crashing into taco trucks.
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" AMI also said in its correspondence with Bezos that it "affirms that it undertook no electronic eavesdropping in connection with its reporting and has no knowledge of such conduct.
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Looking at the internet can often feel like eavesdropping on a slapdash youth debate contest where nobody did the assigned reading and everybody took military-grade amphetamines before participating.
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Hill also testified that Sondland was sometimes "clueless" about the nature of intelligence threats and opened himself to eavesdropping by Russia with his use of texts and cell phones.
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He had pushed a handful of controversial decisions, including recommending that the chief of the prison guards build a new compound for attorney-client meetings over concerns of eavesdropping.
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I could feel my fellow blue stickers sizing each other up and eavesdropping on parts of other people's conversation — all masked in a vague sense of politeness and uneasy smiles.
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The boy demonstrated the eavesdropping technique to his mother on January 19 and she proceeded to reach out to Apple about it but couldn't get a response, she told NBC.
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You need to check your physical spaces as well—your home, hotel room, office, and so on—for hidden cameras, mics, and other eavesdropping tools that someone may have planted.
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"There's a little legal uncertainty there, in the sense of what degree of permanence is required to constitute eavesdropping," said Mason Kortz, of Harvard's Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society.
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Check Point clarified to The Verge it doesn't mean eavesdropping on the hacked player, but that the hacker could present themselves as the victim and talk to the player's friends.
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"Snowden" is still worth seeing, not only for the serious issues Edward Snowden raised about government surveillance and digital eavesdropping, but also Joseph Gordon-Levitt's disappearance into the title role.
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Yes, it sucks that Huawei is getting dragged around, but if it wants to prove its innocence, it'll need to show extensively how its devices aren't eavesdropping on its users.
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In 2004, when his boss, Attorney General John Ashcroft, was hospitalized with severe pancreatitis, Comey refused to sign off on a secret eavesdropping program approved by Bush after the Sept.
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With wifi-connected appliances linked into the so-called internet of things, forget about Big Brother — the washing machine and the water heater are eavesdropping on a homeowner's every word.
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The software will include features that prevent outsiders from eavesdropping on employees, but allow businesses to monitor and archive those communications so they can comply with government regulations, he said.
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Other cases include Mr. McPartland's decision to order surveillance of the county press secretary and two lengthy wiretap investigations, which involved eavesdropping on a detective and a politically connected lawyer.
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The eavesdropping apps, posing as astrology apps and random number generators, passed Amazon and Google security checks, meaning they could be downloaded onto any Alexa or Google Home-enabled device.
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But the real access belongs to Lula's legal team, whose members can come at any time and stay as long as they like, without supervision or electronic eavesdropping from jailers.
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He and his wife, Jennie, took an incognito stroll around Washington Square Park in Manhattan when they first arrived, the story went, and found themselves idly eavesdropping on random conversations.
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It's not a person who is eavesdropping on you, it's an algorithm, and there are very few people who realize what that means, or what such an algorithm even is.
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Mr. Trump's aides have repeatedly warned him that his cellphone calls are not secure, and they have told him that Russian spies are routinely eavesdropping on the calls, as well.
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There is a dreamlike intimacy to the voices that narrate her novels, as if we were not so much listening to a story being told as eavesdropping on a consciousness.
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But many consumers are also becoming increasingly nervous that tech companies are eavesdropping on them in order to serve them targeted ads, no matter how often the companies deny it.
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Pity the title character in "The Astonished Woodchopper" who finds himself — while eavesdropping like "a dowsing rod, having located water" — in the crossfire of a fraternal argument at a wedding.
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The activist, Hua Haifeng, who was working on behalf of the advocacy group China Labor Watch, was detained on suspicion of illegal eavesdropping, his wife, Deng Guimian, said late Tuesday.
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The episode led to lengthy litigation about the intelligence agencies' eavesdropping abilities "There is no spying going on in this courtroom," said Colonel Cohen, who became trial judge in June.
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In 2011, for example, an Associated Press investigation revealed that the city had circumvented the guidelines by creating open-ended investigations and eavesdropping on people and groups without legitimate reason.
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By speaking on open phone lines and disregarding other security protocols, the White House risks foreign governments and ill-intentioned actors eavesdropping on Trump's discussions about running the country, experts say.
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To create these exfiltration channels, the attacker first needs access to the encrypted emails, for example, by eavesdropping on network traffic, compromising email accounts, email servers, backup systems or client computers.
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This month, a New York judge ruled that police needed an eavesdropping warrant to use the devices after finding the NYPD improperly targeted a murder suspect in 2016 without a warrant.
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"They let it run wild," one of the people said, noting that prosecutors and investigators largely ignored rules that require them to stop eavesdropping during calls deemed irrelevant to the investigation.
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O'Keefe has cast himself as a First Amendment crusader, and his activist group, Project Veritas Action Fund, is suing over a Massachusetts eavesdropping law that prevents his style of undercover work.
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The highly detailed account brings about accusations of systematic illegal activity inside Uber's Strategic Services Group (SSG) which allegedly sought to surface other companies' trade secrets through eavesdropping and data collection.
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Since the attacks of September 11th 2001, security services have put huge efforts into infiltrating jihadist groups both in person and online, eavesdropping on their conversations and taking down their propaganda.
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And there's an open supernatural element in Henry's childhood friend Molly (I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore's Melanie Lynskey), who can't help psychically eavesdropping on people around her.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prince Charles visited the headquarters of Britain's GCHQ electronic eavesdropping agency on Friday as part of its centenary celebrations and called its work "utterly essential" to the country's security.
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The paper comes almost exactly a year after Hussain et al revealed ten separate weaknesses in 4G LTE that allowed eavesdropping on phone calls and text messages, and spoofing emergency alerts.
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In December, a judge in São Paulo ordered telecommunications carriers to block WhatsApp for 48 hours because it had not complied with police eavesdropping requests in a separate criminal drug case.
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For Mexico, additional eavesdropping, and much of the analysis, is conducted by NSA Texas, a large listening post in San Antonio that focuses on the Caribbean, Central America and South America.
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Mr. Sindjelic's account of the events includes a visit to Moscow in September to plan the operation and details of the encrypted phones he was asked to use to avoid eavesdropping.
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Their most obvious solution — eavesdropping — is off limits when it comes to the commander in chief, even during a meeting with the leader of an adversary, according to former intelligence officers.
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American spy agencies, the officials said, had learned that China and Russia were eavesdropping on the president's cellphone calls from human sources inside foreign governments and intercepting communications between foreign officials.
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His mother, Michele Thompson, sent a video of the hack to Apple the next day, warning the company of a "major security flaw" that exposed millions of iPhone users to eavesdropping.
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Far more potent as an antiterrorism measure was a law approved in 2015 that greatly expanded the surveillance and eavesdropping powers of the intelligence services, according to lawyers who study terrorism.
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The debate centers on the National Security Agency's incidental eavesdropping on Americans via its warrantless surveillance program, which spies on foreigners abroad whose communications pass through American phone and internet services.
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He offered a blow-by-blow chronicle of his eavesdropping on the Trump-Sondland phone call in July, providing a first-hand account of Trump's alleged involvement in the pressure campaign.
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Droege's favorite prop is a glass, from which the various characters of "Happy Birthday Doug" sip in between torrents of words: We're eavesdropping not so much on conversations as narcissistic monologues.
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Lewandowski warned me to keep my voice down, as he suspected that the guy sitting on the couch behind him was an eavesdropping reporter — a familiar hazard at the Trump Hotel.
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He was then the acting attorney general, and with his ailing boss, John Ashcroft, nearby, he refused the request of White House aides to reauthorize a program for eavesdropping without warrants.
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When presidents are away from the White House, they often conduct important business in a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility, or SCIF, a location that can be made temporarily impervious to eavesdropping.
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On Monday morning, before I left town, I sat at Joe's for a coffee and pastry, eavesdropping on a group of gray-haired gay men next to me complaining about—what else?
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California lays down law on eavesdropping TVs Toys Talking toys are nothing new, but today's iterations are far more advanced than the pull-string Chatty Cathy or even the animatronic Teddy Ruxpin.
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Like all VPNs, it's a private platform that acts as a portal to connect you to the larger internet, tunneling your data through an encrypted path to reduce the risk of eavesdropping.
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He then built his own eavesdropping device that intercepted signals between the phone and the memory chip in order to reverse engineer how the phone wrote information to the chip, pictured below.
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"She suspected at the time that it could be an eavesdropping app that looked at the materials on your phone, but her phone didn't have any so-called illegal materials," T. added.
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This is a traumatized family whose private, painful conversations — which, by the way, have hardly anything to do with Rachel and Dean's romance — I don't think I have any business eavesdropping on.
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Last week, amateur satellite trackers located the National Reconnaissance Office's highly classified Mentor-7 eavesdropping satellite, which was launched into geosynchronous orbit by the massive Delta IV-Heavy rocket in early June.
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LONDON, March 20 (Reuters) - Jeremy Fleming, the deputy director general of Britain's internal security service, will become the new head of intelligence eavesdropping service GCHQ, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Monday.
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Experts contacted by The Hill said the most likely reason the CIA has for developing automotive hacking is also surveillance — co-opting microphones used for voice controls and OnStar into eavesdropping devices.
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The dairyman Berhe worked for in Asmara also wrote a letter confirming that Berhe was employed by him in 2014, at the same time Italian prosecutors were eavesdropping on Mered in Libya.
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"The United States conducts large-scale extraterritorial eavesdropping, uses drones to attack other countries' innocent civilians, and its troops on foreign soil commit rape and murder of local people," Mr. Fu added.
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Neal Brennan's three-cornered show at the Lynn Redgrave Theater doesn't quite add up to a play; it's more like listening to a decent comedy album while eavesdropping on someone's therapy sessions.
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In February 25, Malcolm Turnbull, then prime minister of Australia, flew to Washington D.C. Even before Australia's eavesdropping agency had run its war game, Turnbull was already raising red flags in Washington.
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Ms. Wang's interpretation was made all the richer by her delivery: technically mesmerizing but so quietly masterful, it was almost as if we were simply eavesdropping on her in a practice room.
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Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, and Microsoft have all justified this eavesdropping on their users' voice recording by explaining that it's essential to improve the artificially intelligent software that makes their products work.
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In Delhi, Stack would sometimes try to step back and listen to the conversations she was having with Tom as if she were eavesdropping "on a couple discussing their servants," she writes.
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The sounds and sensations in Cuba, and now China, have been variously attributed to sophisticated electronic eavesdropping efforts or a form of aural harassment, with some pointing fingers at Russia or China.
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She says 'Stern Show' producers overheard her convo with Forsythe and decided to put it on the air to 1.2 million listeners -- essentially eavesdropping on her very private and sensitive phone call.
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And a major battle is brewing in Congress over the National Security Agency's eavesdropping on Americans via its warrantless surveillance program, which is set to expire by the end of the year.
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As a reporter for The New York Times, he and another former Times reporter, Eric Lichtblau, received the 2006 Pulitzer Prize for national reporting on secret domestic eavesdropping by the federal government.
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Eavesdropping while sipping a Jamaican-style caipirinha, I ran my eyes over bar walls papered with photos of jazz and blues greats, while, oddly enough, American lounge music played in the background.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which monitors the country's airwaves, formed a task force to examine eavesdropping devices in 2014, but it never produced a report on the subject, the AP noted.
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A lot of people are noticing that the ads on Facebook and Facebook-owned Instagram are so precisely targeted, they're sure the company is eavesdropping on their conversations through their phone microphones.
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New commands coming to Alexa, Amazon's personal voice assistant, will enable users to delete recordings of their commands—a big deal given the eavesdropping debacle in which Amazon was embroiled this year.
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While checking out weapons disguised as regular objects, spy cameras, or eavesdropping devices might sound an interesting visit, the museum isn't entirely open to the public — foreigners are completely forbidden from entering.
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Discussions about how to respond to international incidents involving adversaries like North Korea are almost always conducted in places that have high-tech protections against eavesdropping, like the White House Situation Room.
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That did not stop the story, purporting to describe the depths of Mr. Trump's worry that his predecessor, former President Barack Obama, was eavesdropping on him, from ricocheting across the Chinese internet.
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The various hypotheses to explain the sounds and sensations the ailing workers have reported include sophisticated electronic eavesdropping or aural harassment, possibly by Russia or China; environmental factors; or even mass hysteria.
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That way, even if you are already in a relationship and/or don't want to participate in Boompi's match-making features — and you're female, of course — you can still utilise the eavesdropping feature.
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We got the addition of some new emoji and the aforementioned Group Facetime that turned your phone into a potential eavesdropping machine—otherwise, iOS 12 was mostly about making under-the-hood fixes.
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It's not like Trump is making the eavesdropping difficult — according to the report, the president regularly uses two iPhones modified by the National Security Agency, as well as one that's off the shelf.
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Trump's aides have repeatedly warned the president that his fondness for iPhone calls are a security risk, the Times reports, and have even told him that Russian spies are eavesdropping on his calls.
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Sometimes, though, animals with trackers have been thought to be spying — this National Geographic article has a few humorous examples, my favorite being the 14 squirrels in Iran accused of wearing eavesdropping equipment.
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So while the T2 chip won't likely keep hackers at bay forever, it does have a rather clever hardware-specific defense against mic eavesdropping that can't be tampered with using remote software controls.
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China's report, citing American news sources, criticized the United States for inflicting civilian casualties in Syria and Iraq, excessive use of force by police, and U.S. eavesdropping on foreign nationals, including French politicians.
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The eavesdropping helped lead police to the arrest of more than a dozen men across the populous island of Java who were suspected of planning attacks over the Christmas and New Year holidays.
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There's still the largely unexplained request by Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner to establish secure back-channel communications with the Russian government, during the transition, that would be free of US eavesdropping.
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On the season finale of the VICELAND show, Korine explains that he wanted to make a movie that "felt more like eavesdropping" and "stolen moments" from the world he inhabited as a teenager.
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The BBC said the change would boost the role of Britain's Special Reconnaissance Regiment, a military unit which carries out covert surveillance such as planting cameras in insurgent-held territory and electronic eavesdropping.
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Like the monster of Victor Frankenstein's creation, I have spent years learning to be human by eavesdropping and spying on strangers at work — and occasionally enumerating all my complaints in dramatic personal confrontations.
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The Wikileaks documents described how the Central Intelligence Agency had learned more than a year ago how to exploit flaws in Cisco's widely used Internet switches, which direct electronic traffic, to enable eavesdropping.
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Federal law enforcement officials had been monitoring Dr. Sheikhzadeh for years, eavesdropping on his emails and phone calls at least in part through warrants obtained from a Foreign Intelligence and Surveillance Act court.
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"The use of a cell-site simulator intrudes upon an individual's reasonable expectation of privacy, acting as an instrument of eavesdropping, and requires a separate warrant supported by probable cause," the judge wrote.
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The eavesdropping apps work just fine, but here's the scary part: After they share a message that makes it seem like they are no longer running, they still record everything a user says.
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Mr. Gurdus conducted his eavesdropping vigils, up to 18 hours a day, for most of his life from a 10-by-12-foot room in the Tel Aviv apartment where he was born.
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Huawei Technologies is a major competitor for 5G equipment deals around the world, but the United States has asked allies to reject Huawei technology, arguing that it could be vulnerable to Chinese eavesdropping.
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It has used a broad range of penetration techniques, and has planted custom-coded malware on victims' computers capable of everything from eavesdropping via an infected PC's microphone to Sony-style data-wiping attacks.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House on Friday distanced itself from a news report it embraced a day earlier that Britain's top-secret eavesdropping agency monitored Trump Tower at former U.S. President Barack Obama's behest.
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The FBI asked the Department of Justice to publicly refute the president's claims, sources told CNN, because such wiretapping would be illegal since presidents cannot just order the eavesdropping of a US citizen's phones.
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Britain's main eavesdropping agency on Wednesday said allegations that it had been asked by the Obama administration to spy on Donald Trump after the 2016 presidential election were utterly ridiculous and should be ignored.
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Later, I learned why, thanks to some social media stalking (and light hot tub eavesdropping): She was a Sports Illustrated cover model whose crew was making a brief vacation stop before heading to Cannes.
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The "Five Eyes" intelligence alliance, in which America, Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand freely share the fruits of their eavesdropping, has been energised by joint efforts to track China's interference in foreign countries.
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Pompeo also had harsh words for Edward Snowden, the former National Security Administration contractor who downloaded thousands of documents revealing some of the electronic eavesdropping agency's most sensitive programs and shared them with journalists.
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A Google spokesperson told The Verge during I/O, where Duplex was unveiled, that the assistant would not be coming to a number of states, due to concerns about these "all-party" eavesdropping laws.
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Engineers insisted that the transmission was utterly impervious to eavesdropping or tampering; a company called ID Quantique had developed a system that harnessed one of the rules of quantum mechanics to offer total security.
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"We were shocked that someone dared to take a gun and shoot the mayor," a pensioner said in a Gyanja park, lowering her voice and looking round to make sure no one was eavesdropping.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The deputy director-general of Britain's internal security service is to become the new head of intelligence eavesdropping service GCHQ, the Sunday Times newspaper reported without citing the source of its information.
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But a better example of quantum entanglement in technology might be quantum encryption, in which information is shuttled around in certain physical states fragile enough to collapse at even the slightest hint of eavesdropping.
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In all, according to the report, U.S. officials unmasked the names of fewer Americans in NSA eavesdropping reports in 2016 than they did the previous year, the top U.S. intelligence officer reported on Tuesday.
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The sources' comments echoed a promise last year by the head of Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), the ultra-secretive electronic eavesdropping agency based in Cheltenham, that Brexit would not disrupt dealings with EU counterparts.
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Whitehat hackers created and publicized the apps to demonstrate pitfalls in Amazon and Google security standards — the eavesdropping apps have not been used against unsuspecting users, and have since been removed by the developer.
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In 2016, two German hackers demonstrated the power of SS7 attacks on 60 Minutes by eavesdropping on a call made by California congressman Ted Lieu on an off-the-shelf iPhone (with his consent).
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For several years now, American commanders have provided intelligence assistance to Egyptian commanders in Sinai — reconnaissance imagery, intelligence gleaned from eavesdropping devices, and other information from sophisticated sensors, a military official in Washington said.
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"Ear Hustle"—slang for eavesdropping—is a collaboration between Earlonne Woods and Antwan Williams, both prisoners at San Quentin, and Nigel Poor, a Bay Area visual artist who teaches photography classes at the prison.
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"We were shocked that someone dared to take a gun and shoot the mayor," a pensioner said in a Gyanja park, lowering her voice and looking round to make sure no one was eavesdropping.
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He said the police can only use cell-site simulators if they receive an eavesdropping warrant, which requires them to justify a deeper level of intrusion by showing probable cause that a crime occurred.
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In 2016, the French Parliament approved another sweeping law that allows the police and prosecutors to use electronic eavesdropping technology previously limited to the intelligence services, including hidden cameras and access to electronic data.
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The president likes to call his friends from his personal cell phone rather than the White House landline, according to the New York Times, despite constant warnings from aides that adversaries are likely eavesdropping.
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The eavesdropping devices impersonate a legitimate cell tower that can then trick nearby cellphone users into connecting to them, giving away one's location data as well as their international mobile subscriber identity (IMSI) number.
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When WhatsApp switched on end-to-end encryption for its billion-plus users last year, the move heralded a new era for messaging apps, one where foiling virtually all eavesdropping represents the new security standard.
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Björk compares her husband's emotional withdrawal to "milking a stone" and begs for emotional respect; Beyoncé begs to be caught eavesdropping or flipping through his call list so she can have the conversation he needs.
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"The hackers installed the cyber-version of the bugging equipment that Nixon's goons used—sitting on the DNC computers for a year, eavesdropping on everything, collecting as many scraps as possible," Slate's Franklin Foer notes.
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SilverPush, the Indian ad tech company that became infamous for tracking smartphone users with ultrasonic audio beacons, says it will abandon its novel eavesdropping ad business, according to a company press statement emailed to Motherboard.
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Apple disables Walkie Talkie app due to vulnerability that could allow iPhone eavesdropping If you're not familiar, the Walkie Talkie app allows two users to send short push-to-talk chat messages to one another.
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Mohsin Aftab, a Muslim officer from Pakistan who worked in the Demographics Unit in 22012, told me that after he expressed doubts about the purpose of eavesdropping on mundane conversations between Muslims he was transferred.
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Despite this evidence, and an awkward moment spent eavesdropping on John telling Amma that he is "always watching her" and promises that "it will be your day, soon," Camille doesn't see John as a threat.
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""In Syria, the aircraft will probably perform intelligence gathering missions, eavesdropping into IS militants communications, detecting their systems' emissions to build an Electronic Order of Battle of ISIS in the region, and pinpointing their positions.
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This is because iMessage provides no way for users to verify that they have been provided the correct key, meaning that Apple, if forced to by law enforcement, could surreptitiously issue one that allows eavesdropping.
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This game can also be played in other settings, such as in other parks with memorial plaques or in coffee shops while eavesdropping on other conversations which may be about a dog or a human.
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Michael S. Rogers, director of the National Security Agency, definitively dismissed Mr. Trump's March 4 Twitter posts claiming that he and his campaign had been the target of eavesdropping ordered by former President Barack Obama.
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He also acknowledged that it complicated America's relationship with Germany to have Mr. Trump refer publicly to the Obama administration's eavesdropping on Chancellor Angela Merkel, an operation that was made public by Edward J. Snowden.
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Aside from being a prolific author on the clandestine world, Mr. Melton was a technical adviser for the recent 1980s-set TV drama "The Americans," lending the show Soviet-era hidden cameras and eavesdropping devices.
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Then there are organisms like plants, which, despite having no neurons whatsoever, are exquisitely sensitive to their environments, adapting to changes in light and moisture, recognizing kin and eavesdropping on one another's chemical alarm signals.
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The law forces internet service providers to maintain archives of customers' internet activities for a full year, requires internet companies to aid in surveillance and creates a new framework for granting warrants for digital eavesdropping.
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" While she was already touched by the gesture, she couldn't believe what happened next: another man sitting behind her tapped her shoulder, apologized for eavesdropping on her conversation, and then "handed me a wad of cash.
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This is often described as "spooky action at a distance," but it's not really that spooky, especially considering how it was used here: to share encryption keys to ensure no one was eavesdropping on the call.
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The problem is especially acute at NSA, current and former officials said, due to a reorganization known as NSA21 that began last year and aims to merge the agency's electronic eavesdropping and domestic cyber-security operations.
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Like children listening to conversations from the top of the stairs, the act of eavesdropping on bits and pieces of a larger story invites us to fill in the gaps with our own suspicions and fears.
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One irony here: We are increasingly fearful that our smart-home devices are eavesdropping on us, that hackers can crack into our internet of things for fun and profit, that manufacturers listen in on our conversations.
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Christiana Coleman, a spokesperson for the CBP, told BuzzFeed News by email that the aircraft do not carry equipment to track cell phones — which requires a warrant under DHS rules that also prohibit eavesdropping on conversations.
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Berners-Lee, who has previously criticized state-sponsored eavesdropping as well as censorship, said he had given humanity "an open internet to play with" in the hope that they would use it in a positive manner.
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As you explore, you gather evidence by eavesdropping on conversations, perusing prohibited areas, and scouring over confidential documents — taking care to avoid getting nabbed by security (and keeping an eye on your watch) in the process.
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Senior Obama administration officials don't dispute that Rice requested the "unmasking" of certain Americans whose names appeared in intelligence reports resulting from eavesdropping on foreigners — meaning the foreigners were discussing the Americans or talking to them.
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In the summer of 2018, Mr. Nashiri's lawyers discovered an eavesdropping system in their client meeting room at the prison and were denied a request to investigate who, if anyone, was listening in on confidential conversations.
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Under Section 2628, the government can target individuals overseas — including by eavesdropping on their conversations with people in the U.S. — for merely having information related to "foreign affairs" in their emails, chats, texts or phone calls.
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In April, the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) eavesdropping agency apologized for its ban on gays which led to the dismissal and subsequent suicide of one of its most brilliant code breakers, Alan Turing, in the 1950s.
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I remember we even sat at Starbucks, talking about how fucked up it was we were going on holiday as a non-couple, and the table next to us were so obviously eavesdropping on our conversation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Usually concerned with top secret matters affecting national security, Britain's eavesdropping spy agency GCHQ was also on the lookout for leaks of a yet-to-be-published Harry Potter book, its publisher has revealed.
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The book lives up to its title, and reading these searching, often hilarious tête-à-têtes — with her parents and brother, confidantes and strangers, employers and exes — is as effortless as eavesdropping on a crosstown bus.
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The United States has also leveled accusations of racketeering against Huawei, the telecommunications company whose equipment, officials in Washington have repeatedly warned, could be used by the Chinese government for eavesdropping efforts on a global scale.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's main eavesdropping agency on Wednesday said allegations that it had been asked by the Obama administration to spy on Donald Trump after the 2016 presidential election were utterly ridiculous and should be ignored.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is acknowledging for the first time that foreign actors or criminals are using eavesdropping devices to track cellphone activity in Washington, D.C., according to a letter obtained by The Hill.
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There is also the possibility of what is called "reverse targeting" — say, eavesdropping on Mr. Kislyak, ostensibly to find out what the Russian ambassador is up to — but with the real goal of catching Mr. Flynn.
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He also found that F.B.I. leaders did not take politically motivated actions in pursuing a secret wiretap on a former Trump campaign adviser, Carter Page — eavesdropping that Mr. Trump's allies have long decried as politically motivated.
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Today even the smallest countries can buy digital espionage services, enabling them to conduct sophisticated operations like electronic eavesdropping or influence campaigns that were once the preserve of major powers like the United States and Russia.
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Much of his expertise with "buffing"—listening in on scanners—comes from years as an EMT for an ambulance company in his neighborhood of Bay Ridge, eavesdropping on 911 reports to swoop in before city ambulances arrive.
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In his first public speech since taking over as head of Britain's eavesdropping intelligence agency last year, Jeremy Fleming said the poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter in Salisbury, southern England, was "particularly stark and shocking".
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The US Navy wasn't just worried about a sneak attack from the deep: Submarines that creep close to an enemy's ships or shore are capable of all sorts of clandestine shenanigans, like eavesdropping on short range communications.
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Founded in 2014, Palo Alto-based Zugata developed software as a service that automatically figures out who employees work with most, and then helps them gather feedback from each other, directly, without managers or HR departments eavesdropping.
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First, the SCIF itself is a secure facility designed to prevent electronic eavesdropping so members of Congress can receive highly classified information about how the nation collects information on its adversaries, and on *very* sensitive intelligence operations.
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Ciaran Martin, the chief executive of the eavesdropping agency's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), said the measure was among a number of more ambitious, active approaches Britain was taking in the face of an upsurge in attacks.
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In a new security document published today, and reported on first by TechCrunch, Apple is giving us a glimpse at some of the chip's capabilities, specifically its ability to prevent hackers from eavesdropping through your laptop microphone.
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"We are aware of the media reports but at this stage have no reason to doubt the detailed assessments made by AWS and Apple," said the National Cyber Security Centre, a unit of Britain's eavesdropping agency, GCHQ.
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Republicans, who blocked an effort to release a counterpoint memo by the panel's Democrats, say their document exposes anti-Trump bias by the FBI and the Justice Department in seeking a warrant to conduct an eavesdropping operation.
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In docs, obtained by TMZ, Suge asks the judge to throw out all court orders -- allowing the eavesdropping and limiting his jail visits -- because they were made by a judge who later recused himself from the case.
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He then said that, "Nothing would directly incriminate me," but added that he was concerned about discrepancies between documents he withheld and materials collected by a government eavesdropping operation under a secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant.
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The podcast felt less like an interview program than like eavesdropping on the interesting people in the next booth, and it became the template for Macdonald's new venture: a ten-episode Netflix talk show , out this month.
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We're eavesdropping on a conversation that was never meant to be heard, and, as a result, we enter a triangulated relationship that veers on the erotic, between Wojnarowicz, his amorous and analytical mind, and the silent listener.
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Only because of illegal leaks of classified information did the public initially learn of the C.I.A.'s secret prisons and use of torture, the N.S.A.'s eavesdropping without court orders and the details of American drone strikes.
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One sign of this conflict came into view this month, when agents of the domestic intelligence agency searched the office of a close ally of Mr. Kolomoisky, Oleksandr Dubinsky, in relation to a scandal involving electronic eavesdropping.
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The Bright Side of Humans Eavesdropping on Your Alexa RecordingsOver the past few months, a waterfall of details about how companies handle voice recordings has…Read more ReadHere's some examples of questions stumping Alexa:How many birds migrate?
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The Bright Side of Humans Eavesdropping on Your Alexa RecordingsOver the past few months, a waterfall of details about how companies handle voice recordings has…Read more ReadThe first change Google's making directly deals with human review.
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One of the debates surrounding the F.B.I.'s use of information from the Steele dossier in the application is whether it was all crucial to meeting the standard for eavesdropping on Mr. Page's phone calls and emails.
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The United States provided critical tactical intelligence in the Marawi combat operation, deploying surveillance planes and drones, thermal imaging and eavesdropping equipment to help Filipino troops neutralize hundreds of militants who seized the lakeside town on May 23.
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A typical weekday will start with you taking the train to school, eavesdropping on the latest gossip in the hallway, answering a question in history class, and then heading off to explore the metaverse after the bell rings.
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"There have been different approaches across the Five Eyes and across the allied wider Western alliance towards Huawei and towards other issues as well," said Ciaran Martin, head of the cyber centre of Britain's main eavesdropping agency, GCHQ.
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Although the American government had attribution information about the North Korean attack on Sony, it declined to put that information into the public domain for fear of exposing the National Security Agency eavesdropping capabilities which had produced it.
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Under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, the government must report to the court every 90 days to show that a warrant was producing valuable foreign intelligence information to justify continuing an overseas eavesdropping operation on an American citizen.
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Although one of his devices is a regular iPhone that he can use to store his contacts, the two other iPhones for official business have been modified and locked down by the National Security Agency to prevent eavesdropping.
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Fears have grown that telecoms infrastructure can be used as a means of eavesdropping on companies, individuals and governments and Sweden said last month it would tighten network security requirements ahead of the roll-out of 5G infrastructure.
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Unlike the recent San Bernardino shooter case, wherein Apple argued that providing an encryption key would open a backdoor vulnerability for eavesdropping and other malicious activity, Amazon's Echo case rested firmly on the shoulders of the First Amendment.
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The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA, signed into law in 1978, requires the government, when eavesdropping on communications on domestic soil for national security purposes, to obtain permission from a judge on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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Those who arrive early might even find themselves led to pride of place in a barber's chair onstage — at least until the performance proper begins, and we find ourselves eavesdropping on musings that shift moods on a dime.
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It mystified even the most senior experts on Cuba, who questioned if Havana's intelligence agents had pulled off an unauthorized stunt to end President Barack Obama's reconciliation efforts, or, more likely, if new eavesdropping technology had gone awry.
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But there's a big difference between criminal investigations and counterintelligence: When FBI criminal investigators and federal prosecutors secretly apply to a judge for an eavesdropping, search, or arrest warrant, they know their work is going to be checked.
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While few would consider illegal electronic eavesdropping and political sabotage to be acceptable political practices, the crime was perceived as that of politicians against other politicians and thereby too remote from everyday concerns to agitate the ordinary voter.
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Consider three key factor surrounding this body of evidence:First, there would be eavesdropping against hostile foreign actors representing a wide range of players, including Russia, China and other nations with ties to espionage against America or other crimes.
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Even some Republicans pointed out that if an eavesdropping warrant had been approved, it would mean that a judge was convinced that someone in Mr. Trump's circle might have committed a crime or acted as a foreign agent.
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There has also been the passage of more stringent French legislation, with the most recent law, effective this month, giving police extended powers to search properties, conduct electronic eavesdropping and shut mosques or other locations suspected of preaching hatred.
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And while the scene of Elizabeth eavesdropping on Stan's and Aderholt's significant others commiserating felt a tad stilted, it did provide a glimpse of how Stan's FBI work might prove to be a bomb that hasn't been entirely neutralized.
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He put his career on the line in 19903 when he and Comey, then the deputy attorney general, threatened to resign when White House officials sought to reauthorize a domestic eavesdropping program that the Justice Department had deemed unconstitutional.
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"[T]he SCIF itself is a secure facility designed to prevent electronic eavesdropping so members of Congress can receive highly classified information about how the nation collects information on its adversaries, and on *very* sensitive intelligence operations," she wrote.
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According to the report, US intelligence agencies have reason to believe that Chinese and Russian spies are regularly eavesdropping on Trump's calls by way of human sources within foreign governments and through the interception of communications between foreign officials.
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The Amazon Alexa Eavesdropping Nightmare Came TrueAn Amazon user in Germany recently requested data about his personal activities and inadvertently…Read more ReadThe patent states the cameras could capture infrared, thermal, or night-vision imaging, as well as audio.
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Mostly, eavesdropping is just a good way to get a feel for what's going on in the ten thousand alternate timelines occurring during the festival — what films and performances people are responding to the most strongly; when Uber's surging.
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Concerns range from eavesdropping on activities at the US base, much of whose wide-ranging anti-terror operations are covert, to fears China may develop a string of bases to give them strategic control over waterways leading into Europe.
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It's inconceivable that this electronic eavesdropping that targeted the White House, Congress, our federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies, and who knows what else, should have gone on for this long without a warning to the relevant oversight committees.
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To suggest that Trump was charging that, dressed in a Con Ed worker's disguise, the former president sat in an eavesdropping "plant" to personally monitor Trump's conversations a la Gene Hackman in his movie "The Conversation," would be silly.
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The SCIF is "designed to prevent electronic eavesdropping so members of Congress can receive highly classified information about how the nation collects information on its adversaries," Mieke Eoyang, a former top House Intelligence Committee staffer, wrote in a tweet.
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Some officials have acknowledged that Snowden raised legitimate questions about the extent and effectiveness of some electronic eavesdropping, particularly the NSA's sweeping collection of "metadata" on domestic telephone calls by Americans, a practice that was curtailed after his revelations.
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He put his career on the line in 2004 when he and Comey, then the deputy attorney general, threatened to resign when White House officials sought to reauthorize a domestic eavesdropping program that the Justice Department had deemed unconstitutional.
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Watching and eavesdropping on the scurrying around by drug lab operators whose depots were not hit in the first wave offered important insights for planners drawing up the next set of strikes, helping them map out local Taliban networks.
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But all it takes is a glimpse of a Dodo Supermarket, Bijouterie Oomar or Trois-Bras Pooja Shop, or eavesdropping on a snatch of conversation from a sari-clad auntie speaking English with a Gallic accent, to reorient yourself.
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Li Qiang, the director of China Labor Watch, said that the three labor activists did not have any illegal eavesdropping equipment, and speculated that Mr. Hua and the other activists might have been detained over the use of cellphones.
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City Hall has agreed to make several changes requested by the Department of Investigation in its letter last week, including immediate retraining on the rules regarding eavesdropping for all Correction Department officials responsible for listening to inmate phone calls.
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They seized on a conservative website's report that General McMaster had renewed the security clearance of Mr. Obama's last national security adviser, Susan E. Rice, amid questions about her handling of intelligence eavesdropping on Russians that overheard Trump associates.
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In 2005, the revelation by The New York Times that the National Security Agency was eavesdropping inside the United States without court orders set off a yearslong debate over American privacy and led to new legal limits on surveillance.
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A federal appeals court in Washington D.C. ruled in 2006 that the law forcing telephone companies to enable police eavesdropping also applies to some large providers of Voice over Internet Protocol, including cable and other broadband carriers servicing homes.
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To the horror of consumers, researchers and security experts in recent weeks have found ways to hack into and control these speakers' voice assistants with methods including undetectable audio commands, eavesdropping software and targeting devices connected on a network.
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Australia is likely to bar Huawei from participating in a 5G mobile telecommunications roll-out as it fears the company is de facto controlled by Beijing and sensitive infrastructure will be vulnerable to eavesdropping, according to Australian media reports.
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Mr. Assange — in jail in Britain and facing prosecution in the United States — is scheduled to testify remotely later this month before a Spanish judge in a criminal case accusing a Spanish security company of eavesdropping on him illegally.
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In the two decades since, technologists have become convinced that this is something close to a general principle: It's very difficult to design encryption algorithms that are vulnerable to eavesdropping by one party but provably secure against everyone else.
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According to the summary from Meissner, Hansen also claims that Tesla installed eavesdropping and wiretapping equipment at its facilities and was illegally listening to conversations and scanning messages from Tripp at the behest of the company's chief executive, Elon Musk.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - American spy chiefs have told congressmen that a plan to allow the National Security Agency (NSA) to share more raw eavesdropping reports with other agencies will not be unlawful and will protect the privacy rights of U.S. citizens.
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Privacy in a hotel room is expected, but placing an always-listening voice assistant with a history of eavesdropping in a hotel room could make guests wary when it comes to doing what people do in hotel rooms (closing deals).
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MARCH 6: Spicer suggests monitoring may have been broader than a wire tap, might have been conducted under a secret foreign intelligence eavesdropping warrant and that "there is substantial reporting out there from individuals and from sources" that such surveillance occurred.
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Debbie DingellDeborah (Debbie) Ann DingellDemocratic lawmakers, 2020 candidates pay tribute to Conyers Hillicon Valley: Facebook launches 'News Tab' | Senate passes bill to take on 'deepfakes' | Schumer outlines vision for electric cars Dem lawmaker raises concerns over 'eavesdropping' smart speakers MORE (D).
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That means an equipment maker may be able to install lines of code, called "backdoors," that let it access what's going on inside the network — such as monitoring data transfers, tracking locations of cell phone users, or eavesdropping on conversations.
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The block of apartments — units J, K, and L on the ninth floor, hence the title — seem designed for maximum eavesdropping: Their balconies are connected, the walls are too thin, and no one locks their doors, therefore no one knocks.
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The prospect that the Islamic State might incite its American followers to attack in the United States has led the F.B.I. to drastically escalate surveillance — including electronic eavesdropping — of people suspected of having ties to, or sympathies for, the Islamic State.
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At the call center, she finds that her fellow-workers, caught between unpredictable customers and eavesdropping managers, suffer panic attacks so often that the local paramedic asks "Okay, who is it this time?" when he gets out of the ambulance.
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Parker said that while Britain was set to leave the EU next year, its three main intelligence agencies - MI280, the MI228 foreign spy service and the GCHQ eavesdropping agency - were united in wanting to continue cooperation with EU member states.
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"The SCIF itself is a secure facility designed to prevent electronic eavesdropping so members of Congress can receive highly classified information about how the nation collects information on its adversaries, and on *very* sensitive intelligence operations," she wrote Wednesday morning.
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The Sun is in chill, down-to-earth Taurus, but the Moon in Scorpio is anything but chill—the scorpion is busy picking locks open on diaries and eavesdropping on phone calls, so expect this full moon to reveal secrets.
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What's more, four current US officials told Reuters that, during the transition period, Flynn and Kislyak collaborated to create a secret "back channel" between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin so that the pair could talk free from US intelligence eavesdropping.
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Image: ScreenshotDon't assume staying at a posher hotel means you're safer though—eavesdropping hackers know that there are richer pickings at richer venues, and you'd be surprised at how far down the list of priorities wireless security sometimes is for hotels.
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Google and Facebook Didn't End Data Privacy The personal-data privacy war is long over, and you lost, says Ian Bogost: Facebook and Google might not literally be listening in on our conversations, but they are eavesdropping on our lives.
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Although Connor won't reveal what he's after, Alicia, Eli and Mike discover — thanks to some eavesdropping from a handicap bathroom that shares a vent with the grand jury room — that he's investigating Peter for his connection to the People v.
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In an EU-brokered deal last year, Macedonia's political parties agreed to hold an early election and also agreed that a special prosecutor should investigate the allegations that Gruevski and close allies authorized eavesdropping operations on more than 20,000 people.
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She accuses Michael Emmi, a 15-year officer with Michigan's Hazel Park Police Department, of accessing her Nest Cam baby monitor and watching her, which she says amounts to an illegal search and a violation of wiretapping, privacy and eavesdropping laws.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Lawyers for two anti-abortion activists who secretly filmed a conference of abortion providers while pretending to work for a fetal-tissue procurement company asked a California judge on Wednesday to dismiss eavesdropping charges against the pair.
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A law enforcement source said the Federal Bureau of Investigation was in discussions with the National Security Division of the Justice Department as to how to respond to public and congressional inquiries about the existence or non-existence of such eavesdropping.
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And does that explain why so many elements of the show are downright surreal yet left unexplained, like the appearance of a giant pink bathtub plug in a desert, making the experience of watching feel like eavesdropping on someone's dream?
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It describes how the government's large and secretive surveillance program has been used to stifle dissent and free speech, whether by eavesdropping on email or phone conversations, tracking the locations of activists, or seizing private information to prosecute or blackmail them.
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In recent years, Chinese workers and Chinese money have transformed Kenya, building thundering new highways, bridges, malls, a flagship airport and a railroad; the Chinese are even helping on secretive national security matters, like installing electronic eavesdropping equipment for the Kenyans.
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When Congress enacted the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) in 2628, clarifying laws covering wiretaps and intentional electronic eavesdropping, individuals and companies were far from connecting with one another and storing information on remote servers through email and the cloud.
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" The United States, Chinese diplomat Fu Cong told the UN Council on Human Rights, "conducts large-scale extra-territorial eavesdropping, uses drones to attack other countries' innocent civilians, its troops on foreign soil commit rape and murder of local people.
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"I remember the British spy eavesdropping station GCHQ rang me up and said 'we've detected an early copy of this book on the Internet'," Newton told Australia's ABC Radio in an interview last week that gained attention in Britain on Sunday.
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Now, we are revealing for the first time a series of other buildings across the U.S. that appear to serve a similar function, as critical parts of one of the world's most powerful electronic eavesdropping systems, hidden in plain sight.
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Some Republicans charge that Steele's Russia dossier, which contains a number of inflammatory and salacious allegations about Trump, was used improperly by Justice and FBI officials to convince the FISA court to extend an eavesdropping warrant against a Trump campaign adviser.
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In 2010, Tiawanda Moore called the police to her Illinois apartment after a domestic disturbance only to be allegedly molested by one of the cops and ultimately arrested and charged with felony eavesdropping after filing a complaint against the officer.
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A Brooklyn judge has ruled that the police need an eavesdropping warrant to covertly track the cellphones of criminal suspects, raising the bar in New York for the use of a surveillance device that is facing challenges across the United States.
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Amazon does listen to what you tell Alexa — sort of As "smart" tech products at home, from speakers to microwaves, become more pervasive, consumers have begun to wonder whether the companies behind those devices are eavesdropping on what they say.
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But a newfound appetite for curtailing U.S. surveillance practices has emerged among Republicans who have criticized the FBI's eavesdropping of former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, making them willing to buck the Trump administration's demands that the program be permanently extended.
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SimpliSafe, a high-tech home security system that can link to virtual assistants from Amazon and Google, made a case for itself in a Super Bowl commercial that tapped into anxieties about job-stealing robots, hovering drones and eavesdropping speakers.
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Some Republicans charge that Steele's Russia dossier, which contains a number of inflammatory and salacious allegations about Trump, was used improperly by Justice and FBI officials to convince the FISA court to extend an eavesdropping warrant against a Trump campaign adviser.
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"A future Alexa will pretend to take orders, but this Alexa will be watching you, clucking her tongue and stamping her foot," Johnson said, referring to the Amazon voice assistant that has had some controversial eavesdropping scandals in recent months.
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Ciaran Martin, head of the cyber center of Britain's main eavesdropping agency, GCHQ, played down any threat of a rift in the Five Eyes alliance and said any decision on Huawei had to take into account Britain's international trading posture.
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Unbeknownst to both men, special agents from the US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) were eavesdropping on their conversation as part of an investigation into a ring they believed had set up an illegal grow house network in eight Tennessee counties.
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Watching and eavesdropping on the scurrying around by drug-lab operators whose depots were not hit in the first wave of strikes offered keen insights for planners drawing up the next set of strikes, helping them map out local Taliban networks.
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In comments during a U.S. Senate hearing earlier this year, James Clapper, the director of national intelligence, said intelligence services spying on the U.S. might target devices for use in surveillance, eavesdropping, recruiting sources or to gain access to networks.
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MITM attacks are a way of eavesdropping on a user by inserting a Pineapple between the user's device and legitimate Wi-Fi access points (in terms of how data is routed through the network, not necessarily literally between them in meatspace).
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The Tomb Raider game is more than 12 hours long and has a plot that players piece together though picking up journal entries and eavesdropping on bad guys, with Lara helpfully explaining her progress when she stops back at camp for a breather.
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Then again, putting a mic in your home naturally invites questions over whether it can be used for eavesdropping—which is why researchers at the security firm Checkmarx started fiddling with Alexa, to see if they could turn it into a spy device.
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Her short stories — some just a sentence long, as swift and sudden as a kiss or a sneeze — are about reading, writing and looking out the window, ex-husbands and eavesdropping, the twisted seam in a sock, the twisted seam in the everyday.
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Zak's visit (where he tells Galasso that he plans to force Richie out of American Century) leads to an irate Galasso visiting Richie's bugged office, which leads to the eavesdropping New York Police Department hearing him mention a Bronx chop shop he owns.
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Republicans despairing at a BuzzFeed story about alleged Trump eavesdropping on guest and staff phones at Mar-a-Lago can take heart that Bill Clinton still has a talent for getting himself — and the wife he supposedly wants to help — in trouble.
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But Kasich said that attempt at unity was short-lived when Trump once again attacked the media on Twitter, calling the New York Times "Fake News" over its report on his use of personal cellphones that are susceptible to eavesdropping by foreign countries.
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In an EU-brokered deal last year, Macedonia's political parties agreed to hold an early election and also agreed that a special prosecutor should investigate allegations that former prime minister Nikola Gruevski and his close allies authorized eavesdropping on more than 20,000 people.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. House Intelligence Committee voted along party lines on Monday to release a classified memo that Republicans say shows anti-Trump bias by the FBI and the Justice Department in seeking a warrant to conduct an intelligence eavesdropping operation.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Two anti-abortion activists charged with felony eavesdropping for secretly filming abortion providers in California lost their bid for dismissal of the case on Wednesday, but the judge ordered prosecutors to amend a criminal complaint he deemed too vague.
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At an LPG conference earlier this year in China, one trader said he saw "serious arguments between the Chinese and the U.S. suppliers outside the hall at the café ... Everyone pretended not to be eavesdropping but stopped chatting and just stood still".
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But it argued that members of the so-called rogue unit had bugged the offices of national prosecutors in an operation called Project Sunday Evenings, eavesdropping on the investigation of a crime boss and a former police commissioner who wound up in prison.
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It baffled even the most senior Cuba experts, who wondered whether a rogue element of Cuban intelligence intent on ending President Barack Obama's reconciliation efforts had pulled off an unauthorized caper, or, more likely, whether a new kind of eavesdropping technology went awry.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Fourteen-year old Grant Thompson was just trying to play video games with friends on a day off from school when he made an alarming discovery: a bug in Apple's FaceTime tool that could turn iPhones into eavesdropping devices.
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So much of this is new to Mr. Trump that only after he publicly accused Mr. Obama of having wiretapped his telephones last year did he ask aides how the system of obtaining eavesdropping warrants from a special foreign intelligence court worked.
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Spooks in general have had a lot to answer for in the past decade and a half: the 9/11 attacks themselves, Iraq's nonexistent weapons of mass destruction, secret prisons, torture, warrantless eavesdropping, the bulk collection of Americans' data, and targeted killings.
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She preferred that I not go into the large room with her but didn't object to my staying in the small room, where I could hear her play phrases over and over and feel that I was uselessly eavesdropping on coded artistic secrets.
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His latest picture, "Happy End," begins with the middle of its wide-screen frame taken up by the perfectly centered image of a phone, its camera eavesdropping on a middle-age woman whose bathroom door is open as she prepares for bed.
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But Clements came back to defeat White four years later, after the discovery of a small electronic eavesdropping device in the office of Karl Rove, who was then Clements' chief strategist and later would advise future Texas governor and U.S. President George W. Bush.
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In effect, these noninvasive tests provide a way of "eavesdropping on a conversation" between the mother, the fetus and the placenta, without disturbing the pregnancy, study co-researcher Dr. David K. Stevenson, a professor of pediatrics at Stanford University in California, said in a statement .
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"No data, no dice," said University of Michigan engineer Kevin Fu, who led a team that in March suggested that an accidental malfunction of an ultrasonic eavesdropping device could have caused the high-pitched chirping sounds described by some of the affected diplomats in Cuba.
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A few days later, after reporters exposed the ruse (including the fact that the Obama-era eavesdropping had been legal, incidental and inconsequential), Nunes recused himself from the committee's Russia investigation, although he still refused to cede subpoena power to his replacement, Mike Conaway.
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Two sources familiar with the memo said it accuses the FBI and the Justice Department of abusing their authority in asking a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court judge to approve a request to extend an eavesdropping operation on Carter Page, an adviser to Trump's 2016 campaign.
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But if the military's broad description of the event as a "local engagement" is accurate, it indicates the team was potentially meeting with a sensitive source to gather intelligence or may have even been using electronic equipment to conduct eavesdropping and electronic intercept missions.
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This might allow users to access something akin to quantum-secured private Slack channels, where every entangled computer in the network can pass secret messages, with an icon based on entanglement measurements on the screen showing users that no one is eavesdropping into the network.
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" N.S.A. mass-surveillance programs had been the subject of the 22011 film "Enemy of the State," starring Will Smith; of the 20013 Nintendo 22001 video game Perfect Dark; and of Patrick Radden Keefe's 22012 book, " Chatter: Dispatches from the Secret World of Global Eavesdropping .
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Here is Liliane Bettencourt, the L'Oréal cosmetics heiress and richest woman in Europe, surrounded by the onetime "Golden Boy of Paris," eavesdropping servants, bilkers of every stripe, vicious family warfare, fabulous ostentation, alleged Nazis in the family tree and political corruption at France's highest levels.
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Many veterans of Washington and the secret intelligence world doubt that the current trend is abnormal by Washington standards, given the leakage of highly classified information on eavesdropping programs, intelligence in the lead-up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, and many other examples.
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Eavesdropping on some older second-wave feminists at a party, I was scandalized and thrilled by their raunchy, bitter humor about subjects like rape — jokes I can't repeat in print because they would only provoke outraged comments so predictable I could write them myself.
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It's simple but it's slick, and it's designed specifically for activists, journalists, and "anyone else who needs a safe, easy and robust way to communicate"—to that end it uses the Tor network, if an internet connection is available, to prevent outside monitoring and eavesdropping.
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She is among the civil libertarians who believe Mr. Trump's critics have been too quick to dismiss the real possibility that the National Security Agency or F.B.I. might actually have picked up Trump campaign communications under eavesdropping rules that civil libertarians see as too permissive.
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Mark Warner, the "Tech Millionaire Who Became Tech's Critic in Congress" Wired: How Google Googles won, then lost, the camera-first future The Guardian: Facebook denies eavesdropping on conversations to target ads, again The Hill Opinion: Why does the IRS constantly have technology failures?
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As described in a study published this week in Nature Biotechnology, researchers from the University of Melbourne have developed a matchstick-sized stent that can be inserted through a vein in a patient's neck and the delivered to a suitable eavesdropping location within their skull.
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"There is nothing in the All Writs Act or the court's order that would put off-limits software 'updates' that turn on a smart TV's microphone for eavesdropping purposes or activate a laptop camera for video surveillance," wrote Stanford law professor Jennifer Stisa Granick.
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The briefings by veteran career intelligence analysts, which will begin in the next few days, will include some of the government's most closely-guarded secrets, including details of undercover espionage operations and classified intelligence collection methods, including the National Security Agency's controversial eavesdropping operations, the officials said.
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The broadcast does a good job keeping you informed about what drivers are struggling to strike this balance, thanks to a great pair of announcers, the occasional eavesdropping on team radio communications, and the fact that you can always see how much battery each driver has left.
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If that process is verifiable and there's no possibility of eavesdropping — no chance any Google employee, law enforcement officer or hacker could get into the system and intercept or collect that data — then potentially Duplex could be deemed benign, transitory recording in the eye of the law.
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We'd be waiting for a carryout order or something, and she would be on the phone — but instead of checking Twitter, as I would have done a few days earlier, I was just standing there and enjoying the movement happening around me, eavesdropping on the other customers.
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The more we can add a non-combat verb — even if it's looking through a spyglass, or eavesdropping on a conversation, or reconfiguring the walls of a mechanistic house — that gives the player something else to do to change the environment, to interact with the environment.
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Four sources familiar with the memo told Reuters it accused the FBI and Justice Department of misleading a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court judge in seeking an extension in March 2017 of a warrant for a secret eavesdropping operation against Carter Page, an adviser to Trump's 2016 campaign.
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As the The New York Times put it in 85033: Despite the showdown, in which Mr. Comey refused the request of White House aides to reauthorize a program for eavesdropping without warrants, he was later willing to go along with most of the Bush administration's surveillance operations.
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That means an equipment provider, or even a malicious third party that is able to gain access, can potentially have a much clearer view of what goes on inside the network — such as monitoring data transfers, tracking locations of cell phone users or eavesdropping on conversations.
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The NCA set up a global taskforce with law enforcement officials from the United States, Australia and Europol and enlisted the help of the UK's eavesdropping spy agency GCHQ during a four-year hunt to track down Falder who had used specialist anonymising techniques to remain hidden.
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It was not immediately clear how Austria would conduct such surveillance, though one approach would be to install software on computers and mobile devices of suspects using messaging tools with end-to-end encryption that prevents the government from accessing it using traditional, remote eavesdropping techniques.
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The statement on a blog post came a day after the presentation at a Stanford University conference of research by a team of cryptographers who found that Juniper's code had been changed in multiple ways during 2008 to enable eavesdropping on virtual private network sessions by customers.
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As someone who's never quite gotten the "tingles" that ASMR fans claim, the noises of home cafe are still pleasing—like I'm the only person in a quiet coffee shop, with a chance to relax with a book instead of eavesdropping on a bad first date.
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It's the kind of book you'll want to scribble all over, jotting down notes about what makes good dialogue (it should make readers feel like they're eavesdropping) and why certain stories are so hard to write (they lack a center that the writer cares passionately about).
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The Police Department denied it had tracked the suspect that way and disputed the judge's reasoning, saying that an eavesdropping warrant is only needed to capture the content of calls or messages and that the department's tracking devices do not allow them to record that information.
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Her comments represented a sharp break with Mayor Bill de Blasio, who has defended Mr. Ponte amid two scandals, one involving the misuse of city-issued vehicles by the commissioner and his top leadership and one involving eavesdropping on calls between city corruption investigators and inmate informants.
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Eavesdropping, I learned, unlocked what my parents chose to leave unexplained — suddenly I understood why, when I came home from school, a pair of pastel Gap overalls I'd coveted were lying across my bed; or why sugar cereals suddenly got a green light at the grocery store.
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The BBC had earlier reported that May's office had attempted to stop him seeing some intelligence, partly because of concerns over his lack of discipline, prompting a spat with Johnson who had responsibility for the foreign spy agency MI6 and the GCHQ eavesdropping agency in his role.
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Eavesdropping is not just part of her research process as a writer, but a way of life, and she still keeps a copy of the 1995 linguistics study she used as a reference point for Clueless within arm's reach at home in case she ever needs it.
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As ZDNet notes, this isn't the first time we've seen Alexa or Google Home devices turned into phishing and eavesdropping tools by security researchers, but it's worrying that new vulnerabilities continue to be discovered, especially as the security and privacy aspects of both devices are coming under increased scrutiny.
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"California courts have typically interpreted recording for purposes of the eavesdropping law pretty broadly to include almost any kind of recording, and there is no exception for short term, temporary recording," says Everett Monroe, who teaches privacy law at the University of San Francisco School of Law. Voicebot.
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Using gaze-based tracking, the experience allows you to walk through the subway car and, when you stop and stare at a particular person (a real person who has been captured volumetrically), that person's inner monologue begins playing in your ears, delivering a kind of telepathic eavesdropping effect.
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To a non-Jamaican, the novel sometimes gives the impression of eavesdropping on a family quarrel, but, then, all family quarrels are in some way alike, and many Americans have found themselves in some version of a conversation that Ma Taffy's niece has with her rich white boyfriend.
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Cellphones, and other devices that could lead to eavesdropping or location tracking, will have to be put into small lockers in corridors outside classified areas, the officials said, and will not be permitted in portions of the building where classified discussions are held or classified material is stored.
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Two former senior U.S. officials with knowledge of the plan said that the proposal awaiting Trump's approval would elevate Cyber Command and lead to a 60-day study to determine whether Cyber Command would be separated from the National Security Agency, a spy agency responsible for electronic eavesdropping.
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I confess that I do sometimes find eavesdropping on museum chitchat to be more interesting that the art itself, but this isn't the case today; there's just not enough physical space near the painting for me, my new friend the entomologist, poor Joe, and everyone else around us.
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The kids, it seems, talk too, and Chloe Mackenzie (Darby Camp) has taken it upon herself to reveal a tidbit she picked up from eavesdropping on her mother: that Ziggy Chapman (Iain Armitage) is Perry's son and a brother to their classmates Josh and Max (Cameron and Nicholas Crovetti).
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Experts have warned that the president's repeated visits to his South Florida home — another trip is expected early next month with Chinese President Xi Jinping — exposes him and his staff to foreign intelligence agents who now have opportune targets for eavesdropping and building files on their routines and habits.
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When interviewed by the press, former Obama officials, such as his national intelligence director, James Clapper, gave denials that sounded sweeping but, when parsed, told us nothing more than that Trump's tweet was literally wrong — his personal phone lines at Trump Tower had not been targeted for eavesdropping.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORIES: --RESEARCHERS SPOT MAJOR WI-FI SECURITY FLAW: A flaw in the Wi-Fi protocol used to connect laptops and smart devices to networks could leave wireless networking vulnerable to eavesdropping.
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In just the month of April, both WhatsApp and Viber switched on that layer of protection from surveillance, which is designed to make it technically impossible for anyone to read the services' messages other than the people in conversation: not eavesdropping hackers, not law enforcement, and not even the companies themselves.
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White House officials say they can only hope he refrains from discussing classified information when he is on them....American spy agencies, the officials said, had learned that China and Russia were eavesdropping on the president's cellphone calls from human sources inside foreign governments and intercepting communications between foreign officials.
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According to sources familiar with it, the memo accuses the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Justice Department of misleading a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court judge last March as they sought to extend an eavesdropping warrant against Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, an oil industry consultant with numerous contacts in Russia.
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Beyond the voyeuristic thrill of eavesdropping on someone's therapy sessions, the acting and the slowly unspooling conversations are especially compelling in the way they incrementally reveal tantalizing details about the characters and their relationships with each other — and the sinister government conspiracy they may all unwittingly be a part of.
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The videos, while not overly sensitive, appear to document the ostensibly private consultations of the president-elect and a future cabinet secretary—the latest entry in a growing catalog of private presidential moments that became public through the failure of Trump or his circle to take basic precautions against eavesdropping.
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Apple disables Walkie Talkie app due to vulnerability that could allow iPhone eavesdropping The Walkie Talkie app on Apple Watch allows two users who have accepted an invite from each other to receive audio chats via a "push to talk" interface reminiscent of the PTT buttons on older cell phones.
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Under the law approved on Wednesday, the police and prosecutors now have access to electronic eavesdropping technology that had been available only to intelligence agencies, which were granted enhanced capabilities after the attacks in January 2015 at the Paris offices of a satirical newspaper, Charlie Hebdo, and a kosher supermarket.
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The Pentagon and American intelligence services have struggled at times to provide information quickly about Boko Haram militants to the African countries — Cameroon, Chad, Niger and Nigeria — without violating restrictions on what can be shared from spy satellite imagery or electronic eavesdropping within rules for not disclosing sources and methods.
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In the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Lawson saw a newly-formed DHS ramp up its southwest dragnet: a border-industrial surveillance complex replete with ground sensors, unarmed spy drones, and controversial eavesdropping tech known as StingRays and TriggerFish that surreptitiously gather phone location data by emulating cell towers.
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The account, which has caught on with celebrities like Vanessa Hudgens, Jennifer Lopez and Kat Dennings, and even the city's mayor, Eric Garcetti, is a repository of random conversational snippets submitted by thousands of eavesdropping Angelenos as they hang out in the city's nightclubs, cold-pressed juice bars and yoga classes.
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Hours earlier, Ms. Winner, a 123-year-old former Air Force linguist who in February took a contractor job at a National Security Agency eavesdropping center in Georgia, printed out a top-secret intelligence report detailing Russian meddling in the American election and ferreted it out of the secure complex.
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He sat at a desk in a shared office and hung out on sets, eavesdropping, inquiring, viewing—a process of bold assimilation and imposture recapped in his 2002 movie, "Catch Me If You Can," in which a real-life teen-ager, Frank Abagnale, Jr. (Leonardo DiCaprio), insinuates himself into successive careers.
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The grasshopper poop, in all its exoskeletal gloryPhoto: Brandon BartonSome of the most serendipitous discoveries about nature can be prompted by just about anything, like finding the first known venomous frog by accidentally grabbing the business end of one, or revealing a new owl species by eavesdropping on its unplaceable hooting.
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Even as I eye-rolled at the casual sexism of the men-versus-women teams and at the obviously canned intros, the unmilled, unscripted brashness of the rest of the program was still rib-tickling all these years later, in the undying way eavesdropping on a workplace argument stirs excitement.
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Centered in the Middle East and with connections around the world, a largely hidden multibillion-dollar economy focuses on one specific task: Hacking into iPhones, breaking wifi security, as well as eavesdropping on conversations and data chosen by governments willing to pay a premium for access to everything connected to the internet.
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Ukraine has long been among the countries of concern, particularly since a 2014 incident in which the U.S. accused Russian intelligence of eavesdropping on and then leaking a recording of a conversation between two senior U.S. officials in Kyiv that led to great embarrassment and strains between the U.S. and its European allies.
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The article, published Wednesday in The New York Times, detailed how American intelligence agencies have figured out that China and Russia are eavesdropping on calls Mr. Trump makes from his iPhones, and that the president has continued to use a cellphone despite warnings from aides that calls on it are not secure.
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If the sale eventually gave rise to a thriving competitor, countries such as Australia (which has banned Huawei's gear) would no longer have to choose between, on the one hand, technology in their networks that is both cutting-edge and cheap, as Huawei's is, and, on the other, fears of Chinese eavesdropping.
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At the same hearing, another defense lawyer asked the government to reveal whether any information in the investigation was derived from warrantless surveillance or other eavesdropping techniques — suggesting that the government might have used the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act or another legal justification to intercept the communications of people close to the defendants.
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Kyle Steven Bahner faces a count of eavesdropping-surveillance for allegedly filming a male and female student — 16 and 15, respectively — while the latter two were engaged in a consensual sex act in a closed boy's bathroom stall at their Atlanta-area high school on May 2, according to an arrest warrant obtained by PEOPLE.
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But where past films written by Simon Pegg (who also plays the role of ship's engineer Scotty) like Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz give you the feeling you're eavesdropping on a chat between besties as they navigate peril, Beyond's witty interplay comes off more like listless "episodic" banter (Kirk's mood is contagious).
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORIES: --JUMP ON IN: The government is launching into action on the heels of revelations that America's digital adversaries may have spent years eavesdropping on officials' private phone conversations through vulnerabilities in the global cell phone network.
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As if to prove his point, during an interview in the lounge of a New York hotel last month, an American guest who had been eavesdropping and was fascinated by what she was hearing interrupted the conversation to ask Mr. Padilha the name of his series and when she would be able to watch it.
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The SEC accused Peter Cho, 5323, who is married to an investment banker, of eavesdropping on her calls as she worked on Alaska Airlines' $2.6 billion acquisition of Virgin America in 2016 and using what he heard to buy options in Virgin stock over the evolution of the deal, betting the price would rise.
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Comey is also under the microscope as the FBI scrutinizes late December calls between Mike Flynn, Trump's national security adviser, and Russia's ambassador to the US as part of a broader counterintelligence investigation of Russian activities in the US. The calls were captured by routine US eavesdropping targeting the Russian diplomats, according to the intelligence and law enforcement officials.
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The uncanny accuracy of the ads you see, though, almost certainly isn't the result of the phone literally eavesdropping on you; it's a combination of good targeting based on the amount of your digital and real world behavior that is captured via apps, along with the fact that you aren't as unique as you think you are.
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For example, I agree with the libertarian opposition to infringement on civil liberties in the Big Brother state that has grown with widespread eavesdropping from big government, and I agree with libertarians on their opposition to what is called the war on drugs, and I believe pot should be legalized (and Jack Daniels should always remain legal!).
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Over eight years, he spent more than $100 billion on everything from eavesdropping satellites encircling the globe, to a million-square-foot building in the Utah desert for storing massive troves of intercepted data, to secret taps on the hundreds of thousands of miles of undersea cables that carry everything from tweets to Google searches to endless chatter.
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"Any future discovery of a software flaw that enables eavesdropping, false identities, message tampering, or any other compromise of communications security should be treated the same way as this latest weakness: with serious emergency mitigations, followed as soon as possible by a software update that removes the flaw," the ACLU wrote in a blog post Thursday.
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I had been brought up to believe it was bad manners to ask questions, so it took a bit of eavesdropping before I learned that his name was Mikey, he was a regular, and he hadn't been in the pub when I started working because he was in the hospital having his lower leg amputated — apparently because of cancer.
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"What is touching most Americans is that companies like Amazon and Google are persuading millions of Americans to put surveillance devices into their homes; devices like Echo that are capable of recording and eavesdropping on the kinds of communications that we have," says Ben Wizner, director of ACLU's Speech, Privacy and Technology Project and Edward Snowden's lead attorney.
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Also at the same time, the app has made a cameo in Puerto Rican politics, as the leak of nearly 20103 pages of sexist, debasing, and homophobic messages from a Telegram group chat led to popular protests and the governor's resignation, illustrating that, when they think no one is eavesdropping, politicians and their confidantes will still say anything.
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In the perfectly conceived and executed opening chapter, Eve Fletcher, a divorced mother and the harried director of a senior center, drops off her hungover son, Brendan, at a state university in the Northeast, but not before eavesdropping with disgust as Brendan, speaking in the demeaning patois of porn, receives a sexual parting gift from his ex-girlfriend.
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Sweeping up phone records of Americans citizens, eavesdropping on foreign leaders, harvesting data from internet activity: For revealing these secret programs and more, Snowden was deemed a traitor by the Obama administration, which charged him with violating the Espionage Act and revoked his passport, effectively stranding Snowden in Moscow, where he has been living ever since.
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However, in cases of chat, gaming, or other internet services that are not tightly integrated with existing phone infrastructure, such as Google Hangouts, Signal and Facebook Messenger, federal regulators have not attempted to extend the eavesdropping law to cover them, said Al Gidari, a director of privacy at Stanford University Law School's Center for Internet and Society.
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Jerome Cohen, the faculty director of New York University's U.S.-Asia Law Institute and the best-known Western specialist on China's criminal justice system, said that the legality or illegality of any specific piece of equipment under Chinese eavesdropping laws was a complex subject on which the legal system would tend to defer to the judgment of the police.
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While the contents and capabilities of the NROL-37 mission's payload are classified (the satellite is innocuously labeled US-268), its need to hitch a ride on the world's biggest rocket strongly suggests it is the seventh member of the Mentor/Orion family, an extra-large class of signals intelligence (SIGINT) satellites which help provide eavesdropping capability to US intelligence agencies.
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Though the terror mastermind was subject to a Special Administration Measure (SAM) that restricted his contact with the outside world to legal counsel, the FBI did not begin eavesdropping on Abdel Rahman's conversations with his radical leftist lawyer Lynn Stewart and their handpicked translator until 85033, after it came to suspect (correctly) that he was in communication with IG leaders abroad.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORIES: --DHS ACKNOWLEDGES POTENTIAL PHONE SPYING: The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is acknowledging for the first time that foreign actors or criminals are using eavesdropping devices to track cellphone activity in the Washington D.C. area, according to a letter obtained by The Hill.
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A private conversation made public has power, and genuine snippets of eavesdropping remain common enough in politics, in ever-evolving forms: a cache of email conversations about running a campaign, a chat-room transcript revealing plans for violence at a rally, a hot-mic recording of a future presidential candidate and an "Access Hollywood" host discussing what they're entitled to do to women.
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Indeed, on the whole, I would give the prevailing manners of the eight co-working spaces I visited over the course of a week a grade of B or B+. The resting of broken limbs on nearby seats is infrequent and pre-advertised; the volume of both the ambient music and the workers' conversations is low, but not the kind of whispery low that begs for eavesdropping.
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This documentary from Vanessa Gould follows the newspaper's obit team at work — eavesdropping on William McDonald, the department's editor, as he and his crew decide whose death deserves the Times treatment, and watching Bruce Weber, a former reporter, assemble the 2014 obituary of William P. Wilson, the media consultant who advised the Democratic presidential candidate John F. Kennedy before his first televised debate with Richard M. Nixon.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCruz, Cotton: US should withdraw from surveillance flight treaty Dem lawmaker raises concerns over 'eavesdropping' smart speakers Overnight Defense: Top general briefs GOP senators on Syria plan | Senators 'encouraged' by briefing | Pence huddles with Republican allies on Syria | Trump nominee sidesteps questions on arms treaties MORE (R-Ark.), an ardent opponent of Open Skies, pushed Richard on his case for withdrawing from the treaty.
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A device may be being used in a multi-person household, so there's always a risk of these devices recording any audio in their vicinity, not just intentional voice queries… A messed up Google Home Mini recorded a tech reporter 24/7 In a nutshell, the AI's inability to distinguish between intentional interactions and stuff they overhear means they are natively prone to eavesdropping — hence the major privacy concerns.
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U.S. spy agencies have determined that Russia and China are eavesdropping on President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's personal phone calls in order to gain information that they can use to influence American policy, according to a New York Times report.
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