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After President Donald Trump assumed the Oval Office, several controversies have surfaced over immigration into the United States. The infamous travel ban imposed by the president on nationals of seven — and then six in the second rendition of the ban — predominantly Muslim countries...

The new year breathed fresh life into the markets, as they emerged stronger following the fading of the post-presidential election rally in December last. However, the new year has not treated some companies well, as they fell victims to hacking carried out in varied degrees and on varied scales....

It's been a little over a week since WikiLeaks made its latest round of revelations; this time around, the bombshell was cyberhacking by the CIA. Even before the dust around the disclosures settle down, U.S. companies responded to the data breach, demonstrating their nimbleness and dynamism. The...

Wikileaks’ release of “Vault 7” documents detailing CIA cyberhacking operations raised a question in the minds of many: where are Wikileaks editor-in-chief Julian Assange and NSA leaker Edward Snowden, and what does the future hold for them? Australian-born Assange, 35 — who...

The recent Wikileaks dump of classified U.S. Central Intelligence Agency documents has once again raised the debate over how the government should balance national security and Americans’ right to privacy. According to the leaks, the CIA has developed technology that can be used to hack into...

Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: CSCO) is said to be the “primary target” of CIA hacking revealed by WikiLeaks in a massive dump of U.S. Central Intelligence Agency files code-named "Vault 7." A blog posted by Craig Dods, the chief architect of security at Juniper Networks,...

A lot of terms on cyberhacking are thrown around these days, especially after the Wikileaks report regarding software tools the CIA used to break into smartphones, computers and TVs. "Vault 7" Leaks The new series of leaks was codenamed "Vault 7" and the first full part of the...

A massive bombshell from WikiLeaks was released on Tuesday. WikiLeaks exposed what is believed to be a massive government surveillance program of American citizens through household products, such as tablets and smart TVs. The Wall Street Journal, citing a source with knowledge of the matter,...

WikiLeaks is at it again, exposing the skeletons in the CIA's closet. This time around, the Julian Assange-run organization, which credits itself for publishing secret, sensitive information on matters such as war, spying and corruption, had a rich haul of information in the form of documents,...

On Tuesday, WikiLeaks exposed the government surveillance of American citizens through standard household products, and Edward Snowden wasn’t surprised. In a spurt of Twitter Inc (NASDAQ: TWTR) activity, Snowden verified the authenticity of the WikiLeaks documents referencing government...

As Americans attempt to digest WikiLeaks' latest revelations that the CIA developed an extensive domestic spying apparatus, it may be relevant to explore the life of a fallen journalist who was pulling a similar thread. WikiLeaks revealed Tuesday the CIA has developed cyber espionage...

WikiLeaks Tuesday morning released a flood of documents purportedly received from a former government hacker. The documents detail a far-reaching cyber hacking CIA program designed for domestic espionage. The Wall Street Journal later reported a source has confirmed that some of the information...

WikiLeaks, the organization infamously responsible for revealing U.S. war crimes and surveillance abuses, released over 8,000 pages of documents Tuesday outlining a CIA surveillance program focused on hacking consumer products. The documents reveal multiple surveillance and cyber warfare operations...

The whistleblower organization WikiLeaks revealed Tuesday a trove of over 8,000 documents detailing surveillance programs at the Central Intelligence Agency. In a press release, WikiLeaks claimed the CIA has "lost control of the majority of its hacking arsenal including malware, viruses,...

The Hillary Clinton campaign is denying allegations that a hacker has gained access to Clinton Foundation documents, including individual and corporate donor lists and names of banks and other institutions that donated in exchange for political favors. Online persona Guccifer 2.0, which many...