Archive CMS by McQuarro.com

This would not include areas that immediately affected German security interests such as security of the nation's soldiers in Afghanistan or terrorist threats. German government authorities charged with secret service operations have ordered state intelligence services to reduce co-operation with American opposite numbers after an embarrassing spy scandal souring relations between Berlin and Washington. Germany's popular tabloid newspaper Bild reported on Friday a new directive that co-operation would be cut to the minimum. This would not include areas that immediately affected German security interests such as security of the nation's soldiers in Afghanistan or terrorist threats, Bild said, quoting intelligence service officials in Berlin. The directive was “a direct response” to a d

President Vladimir Putin said cyber espionage was blatant hypocrisy with regard to partners, a direct encroachment upon state sovereignty and a violation of human rights. He said Russia was ready, together with other countries, to start developing an international information security system. “As for the facts of cyber espionage …, it not only amounts to overt hypocrisy in relationships between allies and partners, but also a direct violation of the state's sovereignty, an infringement on human rights and an invasion of privacy,” Putin told ITAR-TASS ahead of his Latin American tour beginning on Friday, July 11. “We are looking forward to jointly developing an international information security system,” he said. He believes it is “especially important to consolidate the internationa

Cyber espionage is blatant hypocrisy with regard to allies, direct encroachment upon state sovereignty and a violation of human rights - President Vladimir Putin told.

The satellites are designed to provide high-speed internet access to three billion people in different countries across the world.    --A Russian Soyuz-ST carrier rocket with four O3b Networks communications satellites was launched from the Kourou Space Center in French Guiana on Thursday. The satellites are designed to provide high-speed internet access to three billion people in different countries across the world. They will be put into an 8,000-kilometer orbit. The overall cost of the project exceeds $1 billion. The first four O3b satellites were orbited in June 2013 as part of a program to build a cluster of up to 20 satellites which will provide high-speed Internet service in remote areas where optical fiber cables cannot be laid. The satellites were built and

Encrypted International Calling to Non-Subscribers Now Available Worldwide. Silent Circle, the private communications firm revolutionizing mobile device privacy for organizations and individuals alike, today announced the expansion of Out-Circle Calling (OCC) encrypted hybrid calling that enables Silent Circle members to make and receive encrypted, private voice calls through the company's Silent Phone service to non-Silent Circle subscribers in 79 total countries. The launch of global Out-Circle Calling represents a major disruption to wireless carriers' traditional mobile calling models, which impose steep roaming fees on consumer and business subscribers. In contrast, Out-Circle Calling gives Silent Phone users a high-fidelity VoIP option for calling standard mobile and public sw