NYC Mayor Bloomberg and Microsoft have created Big Brother pre-crime and counterterrorism technology to aid law enforcement agencies.

Do you think New York can be trusted to clock your every move?

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Researchers demonstrate to officials at the US Department of Homeland Security how drones could be hacked into through their GPS systems.

Could this and possible civil rights violations prevent the government from using Drones to spy on Americans?

Read more: Researchers prove Predator Drones can be hacked via GPS

‘Despite growing resistance to the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, CISPA has cleared its first legislative hurdle. But the battle over the widely-criticized information-sharing bill is just heating up.’

Read more- As House Passes CISPA, The Fight Is Just Beginning

‘Over the past year, the U.S. government has begun to think of Anonymous, the online network phenomenon, as a threat to national security.’

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‘The website for America’s Central Intelligence Agency was offline for several hours today, with hackers claiming credit for the attack.’

Read more- UGNazi Hacktivists claim credit for hacking CIA website

‘Over the past year, I’ve filed dozens of Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests with the FBI, CIA, Department of Defense, and other government agencies in hopes of prying loose documents I need to support my investigative reporting efforts on a wide-range of issues and policies. One of the frustrating realities about the FOIA process is the enormous backlog of requests government agencies have to contend with, which means many months or years could pass before my request is finally processed and I receive a response.’

Read more: Why I’m Suing the FBI, the DoD and the CIA

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