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There is no universal right to be forgotten, says top EU court advisor

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New privacy bill aimed at reforming FISA and the Patriot Act introduced in the Senate

The legislation tackles several areas of reform, such as advancing the FISA sunset date

Testy U.S. officials demand return of NSA document leaker Snowden

National Security Council seeks Snowden's extradition from Russia after Hong Kong ignores similar request

WikiLeaks slams US for pursuing Snowden

WikiLeaks has assisted NSA leaker in his request for political asylum in Ecuador

Ecuador considering Snowden’s asylum request

Ecuador's minister of foreign affairs comments on asylum request at a press conference

Cybercrooks target SMBs with new types of attacks

Ransomware, mobile malware and brute-force attacks aimed at small business are on the rise

NSA leaker Snowden leaves Hong Kong reportedly for Russia

Hong Kong's government said Sunday Edward Snowden had left for a third country

Facebook bug exposes contact information from millions of users

There is no evidence, the company says, that the bug has been exploited maliciously

British intelligence tapping fiber-optic cables for massive amounts of data

The GCHQ surveillance program is even bigger than NSAs, The Guardian says