Tag: surveillance
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DHS Data Breach Exposes More Than 40,000 Personnel — Raising Questions About Federal Cybersecurity, Surveillance and Accountability
A major data leak involving more than 40,000 U.S. Department of Homeland Security personnel has exposed names, work contact information and organizational details involving agencies including ICE, CBP, CISA and USCIS. The incident is raising urgent questions about federal cybersecurity, employee safety, surveillance infrastructure and the growing tension between government transparency and individual privacy.
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🇲🇦 Amnesty Accuses Morocco of Spying on Activists and Journalists
Amnesty International has accused Moroccan authorities of operating an extensive surveillance system targeting journalists, human rights defenders and activists. Its latest investigation cites a former intelligence employee, leaked records and forensic evidence concerning Pegasus spyware and other surveillance technologies. Morocco has repeatedly denied using spyware against its citizens.
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America’s Global Kill Chain: Data, Surveillance, and the New Geography of Modern Warfare
In the 21st century, war is no longer defined solely by battlegrounds, uniforms, or declared invasions. Instead, it is increasingly shaped by data flows, encrypted communications, satellite surveillance, and algorithmic decision-making systems that identify and track individuals across borders. A recent investigative narrative exploring U.S. intelligence operations highlights what some analysts describe as a “global…