Global Surveillance Disclosures (2013–Present)

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Glenn Greenwald: 'Journalists Are Authoritarians'
What went wrong at the outlet he co-founded, what's wrong with the ACLU, and what might go wrong in the Biden administration
Science & Technology
reason.com
Microsoft Edge can finally generate new passwords for you
Google Chrome already offers a password generator, as well as the ability to store passwords. Now Edge can, too.
Science & Technology
www.pcworld.com
John Perry Barlow Gave Internet Activists Only Half of the Mission They Need
He taught us to fight against a government that would constrain the internet. He left out corporations.
Science & Technology
slate.com
What is the federal no-fly list and how does it work? - Insider
Little is known about the highly secretive no-fly list, which is maintained by the FBI and has been heavily criticized in the past.
www.insider.com
Masks Off for TheDonald.win
The server for thedonald.win is hosted at 167.114.145.140. Read on to learn how I discovered this.
Science & Technology
soatok.blog
Self-Delusion on the Russia Hack
The U.S. regularly hacks foreign governmental computer systems on a massive scale.
Science & Technology
thedispatch.com
Orchid VPN review: It uses the tech behind Bitcoin to improve privacy
Decentralized VPNs are Web 3's answer to censorship and surveillance.
Science & Technology
www.cnet.com
Project Veritas has Tapes of Julian Assange Talking to Hillary Clinton's State Department
This could get bad for some of the people involved.
Politics
redstate.com
With News of Hunter Biden's Criminal Probe, Recall the Media Outlets That Peddled the "Russian Disinformation" Lie…
The now-validated facts about Hunter are precisely those the U.S. media -- in tandem with Silicon Valley and the intelligence community -- suppressed based on lies.
Science & Technology
greenwald.substack.com
Judge Dismisses Case Against Michael Flynn, But Refuses To Say He's Innocent
A federal judge dismissed a criminal case against Michael Flynn on Tuesday, weeks after President Donald Trump pardoned his former national security adviser.
Politics
dailycaller.com
VPN Monster review
Affordable Russian-language VPN with P2P support
Entertainment
www.techradar.com
Has the Government Legalized Secret Defense Spending?
While a noisy Supreme Court fight captivated America last fall, an obscure federal accounting body quietly approved a system of classified money-moving
Science & Technology
www.rollingstone.com
Chrome has a new way to warn you about weak passwords
The browser's Safety Check tool gets an important upgrade
Entertainment
www.techradar.com
Tunnello review
Protects your privacy and unblocks content
Entertainment
www.techradar.com
Justice Department releases Trump's pardon of Flynn and asks court for dismissal
The Justice Department on Monday released a copy of President Donald Trump's pardon of former national security adviser Michael Flynn -- giving Flynn far-reaching absolution from lying and foreign lobbying crimes he admitted to in 2017 and any other possible related crimes.
www.cnn.com
Stellar Solutions Receives 2020 Gold HIRE Vets Medallion Award From U.S. Department of Labor
Veterans make up 41% of the global aerospace engineering service leader's workforce
www.prweb.com
Hide My IP review
Affordability meets high speeds and exceptional simplicity
Entertainment
www.techradar.com
Going Bark: A Furry's Guide to End-to-End Encryption
Governments are back on their anti-encryption bullshit again. Between the U.S. Senate's "EARN IT" Act, the E.U.'s slew of anti-encryption proposals, and Australia's ne…
Science & Technology
soatok.blog
CNN: CIA and NSA officials strongly concerned over more declassifications from the 'Russia interference assessment'
President Trump needs to declassify everything before he hands over the keys.
Politics
twitchy.com
New Pentagon adviser could push US troop withdrawals before Trump's departure
President Trump's flurry of November changes at the Pentagon could have U.S. troops home from Afghanistan by Christmas, if one new adviser gets his way.
Politics
www.foxnews.com