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Edward Snowden’s NSA disclosures in 2013, which exposed broad signals and diplomatic intercepts and cooperation with Britain’s GCHQ.
insisted on encrypted channels from the first contact, and journalists who handled his documents relied on a mix of end‑to‑end cryptography (notably ), anonymity networks such as Tor, hardened live op...
Scholars broadly judge ’s use of executive orders and surveillance authorities as a study in contradiction: praised for modest transparency reforms and restraint in executive-order frequency, but crit...
Intelligence services from democracies and authoritarian states alike have been implicated—directly or via insiders—in the and related intercept-derived documents to media outlets, most prominently th...