The latest revelation about government surveillance is that the National Security Agency had a partner in building weakness into security standards: a firm that is supposed to be strengthening them.

A federal judge ruled against domestic phone data-mining.

Virtual worlds already have “bad guys” — and company spies.

Eight major tech companies have rallied against the NSA’s spying efforts in an openly published letter.

The National Security Agency is collecting almost 5 billion cellphone records daily from around the world, meaning the NSA is tracking individuals movements in ways previously unknown.

The CIA is said to pay AT&T more than $10 million a year for access to phone records.

The NSA says they haven't done anything illegal. But one cyber security expert finds that claim dubious.

The latest revelation about the NSA's surveillance operations is that the agency secretly broke into communication links between Google and Yahoo data centers around the world.

Edward Snowden’s former employer, Booz Allen Hamilton, announces earnings. Did it feel a Snowden penalty?