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  US cyber forces launch strike against Iranian military computer systems

  World | June 23, 2019 22:53 IST

  The cyber attacks — a contingency plan developed over weeks amid escalating tensions — disabled Iranian computer systems that controlled its rocket and missile launchers, the officials said. Two of the officials said the attacks, which specifically targeted Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps computer system, were provided as options after Iranian forces blew up two oil tankers earlier this month.

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  Shooting outside US spy agency, 1 dead

  World | March 30, 2015 23:39 IST

  FORT MEADE, Maryland:  A firefight erupted Monday when two people in a car tried to ram a National Security Agency gate at the Fort Meade military installation, killing at least one person, according to preliminary

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  Man shot dead after trying to ram a car through the gates at Fort Meade

  World | March 30, 2015 21:57 IST

  FORT MEADE, Md:  A senior U.S. official says preliminary reports from the scene at Fort Meade, Md., indicate one person is dead after a car with two people tried to ram a gate at the

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  Barack Obama is the most tech-savvy US President till date

  January 25, 2015 14:05 IST

  New Delhi: Barack Obama is known to be one of the most tech tech-savvy US presidents to date. From smartphones to tablets, we explore the varied technological tastes (and in some cases, "obligatory tech") from

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  No control over US surveillance in country: New Zealand PM

  World | September 17, 2014 13:02 IST

  Wellington: New Zealand Prime Minister John Key on Wednesday said his government and intelligence agencies had no control over what data the US National Security Agency (NSA) collected from its citizens.Key has been under pressure

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  US hopes NSA surveillance on BJP not to impact bilateral ties

  Politics | July 03, 2014 16:48 IST

  Washington: The US has expressed hope that its National Security Agency's surveillance on the BJP would not have an adverse impact on its bilateral ties with India.  “We certainly hope not,” State Department Spokesperson Jen

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  In 2010 NSA was authorised to carry out surveillance on BJP

  Politics | July 01, 2014 15:10 IST

  Washington: America's top spy agency was authorised by a US court in 2010 to carry out surveillance on the BJP along with five other political organisations across the globe, including Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood and Pakistan

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  US authorised NSA to spy on BJP and six other foreign parties

  India | July 01, 2014 9:00 IST

  New Delhi: A classified document revealed on Monday shows that US spy agency, National Security Agency (NSA), had been sanctioned to spy on most countries and some international bodies and political parties.Under a 2010 certification

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  Germany to launch probe into US spying on Angela Merkel

  World | June 04, 2014 8:13 IST

  Berlin: Germany's Federal Prosecutor General Harald Range has decided to launch a criminal investigation into alleged hacking of Chancellor Angela Merkel's phone by the US National Security Agency (NSA), a German daily reported on Tuesday.The

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  US spied on 2010 G20 summit in Canada: Report

  World | November 28, 2013 16:56 IST

  Toronto: Canadian authorities allowed the National Security Agency to spy in the country during the G8 and G20 summits in 2010, CBC News reported late on Wednesday, citing documents shared by former NSA contractor Edward

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  Yahoo vows to encrypt web site traffic

  November 19, 2013 19:03 IST

  San Francisco: Yahoo chief Marissa Mayer said on Monday the Internet firm will begin encrypting data to protect users from online snooping.By April, Yahoo will have encryption in place to protect information shared by users

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  Obama 'disappointed' in Russia's Snowden decision

  World | August 07, 2013 10:23 IST

  Burbank, California, Aug 7: President Barack Obama said Tuesday that he was “disappointed” that Russia had granted temporary asylum to National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden, defying Obama administration demands that the former government contractor

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  Snowden submits asylum request to Russia

  World | July 16, 2013 17:51 IST

  Moscow, Jul 16 : Russia's state RIA Novosti news agency is quoting a Russian lawyer as saying that National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden has asked for a temporary asylum in Russia.The agency quotes Anatoly