Conspiracy Theorists Are Embracing A Microwave Theory About US Diplomats Injured In Cuba  BuzzFeed News

Conspiracy theorists who believe criminals or the US government are secretly microwaving them have embraced the same explanation as the cause of injuries …

BrainCo CEO says his ‘mind-reading’ tech is all about focus  South China Morning Post

For 32-year-old engineer Han Bicheng, the idea that his brainwave technology could be used to promote a surveillance state is mistaken and absurd.

US ‘asks military’ to solve mystery of targeted sonic health attacks on diplomats  The Independent

The US military has been asked to help discover what is behind mysterious “sonic” health attacks on dozens of American diplomats that triggered a range of …

1. How Chinese Spies Got the N.S.A.’s Hacking Tools, and Used Them for Attacks  The New York Times
2. Chinese spies stole NSA hacking tools, report finds  CNN
3. The Strange Journey of an NSA Zero-Day—Into Multiple Enemies’ Hands  WIRED
4. Stolen NSA hacking tools were used in the wild 14 months before Shadow Brokers leak  Ars Technica
5. Chinese Hacker Crew Stole NSA Cyber Weapons In 2016—A Year Before They Were Leaked Online  Forbes
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Inside the secret world of the CIA’s social media team | TheHill  The Hill

A government agency known for its secrecy is making a splash in a very public forum: Twitter. The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has been raising eyebrows …

Zuckerberg Wants Facebook to Build a Mind-Reading Machine  WIRED

For those of us who worry that Facebook may have serious boundary issues when it comes to the personal information of its users, Mark Zuckerberg’s recent …

1. Embassy illnesses in Cuba point to mysterious world of microwave weapons  The Seattle Times
2. Microwave Weapons Are Prime Suspect in Ills of U.S. Embassy Workers  The New York Times
3. Microwaves suspected in ‘sonic attacks’ on US diplomats in Cuba and China, scientists say  CNN
4. Microwave weapons suspected in US embassy ailments – report  The Guardian
5. Report: Experts Suspect Microwave Weapons Injured US Diplomats in Cuba  ວີໂອເອ-ລາວ (VOA)
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The NSA says it’s time to drop its massive phone-surveillance program  Engadget

The National Security Agency (NSA) has formally recommended that the White House drop the phone surveillance program that collects information about …

The Year A President, His FBI And His CIA Spied On The Republican Challenger  The Daily Caller

President Barack Obama is not the first man accused of spying on his party’s political opponents in an election year. Dr. Lee Edwards sat down with The Daily …

Analysis | The Cybersecurity 202: Here’s how the military’s hacking arm is gearing up to protect the 2020 election  The Washington Post

THE KEY. National Security Agency director and head of U.S. Cyber Command Gen. Paul Nakasone testifies before the Senate Intelligence Committee.