Taser Wants to Build an Army of Smartphone Informants
Axon, formerly known as Taser, will allow private individuals to upload video evidence of “a crime, suspicious activity, or event" to its cloud platform.
Technology
Snowden Archive
Sloppy U.S. Spies Misused a Covert Network for Personal Shopping — and Other Stories from Internal NSA Documents
Campaigns to spy on internet cafes and tap Iraqi communications, as well as an intimate NSA examination of Czech spying, are detailed in NSA newsletters.
Snowden Archive
NSA Broke the Encryption on File-Sharing Apps Kazaa and eDonkey
The spy agency didn’t care about copyright violations; it was trying to determine if it could find valuable intelligence.
How Right-Wing Extremists Stalk, Dox, and Harass Their Enemies
Leaked chat logs reveal an "alt-right" campaign to dig up personal information on antifa and other leftist activists.
How a Facial Recognition Mismatch Can Ruin Your Life
FBI facial recognition experts identified Steve Talley as a bank robber. They were wrong.