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The Prism programme came to light when former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden revealed details of the NSA’s collection of telephone and Internet data to The Guardian and The Washington Post newspapers in June 2013. Snowden, who fled his job in Hawaii, went into hiding in Hong Kong.
US Representative Jamal Bowman joins TikTok creators at a news conference to speak out against a possible ban of TikTok at the House Triangle at the US Capitol in Washington on March 22. Photo: Reuters
US-China relations

Letters | TikTok is just another Chinese scapegoat in the US witch hunt

Readers discuss why concerns about data security are rich coming from the US, and Leslie Cheung coverage.

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Facebook

Facebook’s spat with Australia watched with interest in China

China technology

Inside China Tech: China, US trade barbs over cybersecurity

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Cybersecurity

China says the US is an ‘empire of hacking’ following NSA advisory

The NSA published a list of 25 common software vulnerabilities exploited by Chinese state-backed hackers, but China calls the accusations “ironic”.

China responded to NSA accusations that it exploited publicly available software vulnerabilities by citing the US surveillance programme Prism and calling the country an “empire of hacking”. Photo: AFP
Huawei

Huawei accuses US of hacking into its servers

The NSA penetrated Huawei’s HQ to monitor communications on Huawei’s networking equipment globally, according to a New York Times report in 2014.

Facebook, Yahoo want to disclose orders data

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US cybersurveillance plans will spark legal challenges: Wikipedia pioneer

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales. Photo: SCMP
Computer hackers

NSA chief talks at hackers’ conference in Vegas

Edward Snowden

NSA revelations reframe digital life for some

Brazil to probe local telecom operators over alleged US spying

US Ambassador to Brazil, Thomas Shannon, leaves Planalto palace after meeting with the Chief of the Institutional Security Cabinet of Brazil, Jose Elito, in Brasilia. Photo: AFP
Edward Snowden

Chief executive denies US accusation of feigning confusion over Snowden's name

Hong Kong Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying on Thursday rejected the US government accusation that the city's officials had feigned confusion over Edward Snowden’s name as a pretext for not detaining the intelligence leaker before he departed to Russia.

Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying. Photo: David Wong
Edward Snowden

Hong Kong minister rejects US accusations of deliberately delaying Snowden's arrest

Hong Kong’s justice secretary said on Tuesday the United States had failed to provide crucial information necessary to support its request for the arrest of whistle-blower Edward Snowden before he had left the city.

Edward Snowden

EXCLUSIVE: US spies on Chinese mobile phone companies, steals SMS data: Edward Snowden

The US government is hacking Chinese mobile phone companies to steal millions of text messages, Edward Snowden has told the South China Morning Post. And the former National Security Agency contractor claims he has the evidence to prove it.

Edward Snowden

Google goes to court over US surveillance requests

A German protester wears a mask with the portrait of US President Barack Obama sporting Google Glass during a protest in Berlin on Wednesday. Photo: Reuters

European cloud computing firms see silver lining in PRISM scandal

National Security Agency Deputy Director John Chris Inglis defended Prism during a hearing on Capitol Hill on Tuesday. Photo: AFP
Apple

We received 4,000 to 5,000 data requests from US authorities, says Apple

US National Security Agency (NSA)

Cybersnooping revelations raise key issues

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Edward Snowden

American exceptionalism, seen through the prism of American blunders

An undated handout photo by the National Security Agency shows the NSA headquarters in Fort Meade, Maryland. Photo: EPA

Europe's outrage over hacking tempered by necessity

Edward Snowden

My Take | A brave new world of hi-tech tyranny

Edward Snowden

Before Snowden, Mark Klein tried to expose warrantless US surveillance

Mark Klein of California allegations against a telecommunications company launched dozens of consumer lawsuits in early 2006. Photo: AP

US owes us all an explanation

Government confirms multiple surveillance programs after details leak to media. Photo: AFP
Edward Snowden

Canada says not receiving surveillance data from US spying programme Prism

Edward Snowden

NSA leak prompts questions over US reliance on contractors

Edward Snowden

Opinion | NSA whistleblower content to have sparked surveillance debate, says reporter

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Guardian reporter Glenn Greenwald who interviewed NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden talks to reporters at the W Hotel in Kowloon on Monday. Photo: Felix Wong

US spy agency seeks probe into leaks over Prism surveillance programme

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