Espionage chiefs from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the U.K. and the U.S. have reportedly agreed that tech giant Huawei poses a security risk on the grounds that it could be spying on behalf of the Chinese government.
MI5's former Director-General had some surprisingly balanced and well-thought-out opinions on the topic of encryption.
And the government's been covering stuff up. Again.
The first time Apple's directly addressed the terms of the Snooper's Charter.
Prime Minister David Cameron urges "resolve" following the weekend's atrocities.
The draft Investigatory Powers bill has landed with a bang.
PM throws privacy into a grave and pisses on it.
Don't be upset, spy-man.
And social sites should be forced to notify authorities about all suspicious behaviour.
Presumably, they'll teach you how to make a makeshift exploding pen out of some old yoghurt pots, sticky-back plastic and PVA glue.
And that was when spying was hard and involved more than guessing someone's Gmail password.
