It stands for radar intercept officer, not radio intercept officer.
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But this latest intercept comes on the heels of another intercept by China last month.
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Though not designed to intercept ICBMs, the missile battery can intercept short, medium, and intermediate range missiles.
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This is a podcast that we set up at the Intercept when I joined them ... The Intercept.
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I mean, remember, Michael Flynn, that intercept, was a FISA intercept , that was leaked gratuitously by somebody, probably an Obama holdover.
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Intercept Pharmaceuticals — Shares of Intercept Pharmaceuticals dropped more than 4% after an analyst at Citi downgraded them to neutral from buy.
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"If the United States did try to intercept the missiles they would want to intercept all of them, because failing to intercept them all would send a message about the (US's) limited capacity ... those systems aren't perfect," he said.
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Ryan Grim, the Washington D.C. bureau chief at The Intercept, tweeted during Thursday's exchange that "Feinstein's staff did not leak the letter to The Intercept."
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Em: It will intercept the Signal data, but messages are encrypted until they reach the recipient's device, so it's not enough to just intercept it.
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"Feinstein's staff did not leak the letter to The Intercept," Ryan Grim, the bureau chief at the Intercept, and author of the original story, tweeted.
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Unless either the leaker goes public or the Intercept divulges its source, we will never know who leaked news of the letter to the Intercept.
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According to The Intercept, a spokesperson for ByteDance said "most of" the guidelines reported by The Intercept were no longer in place or were never implemented at all.
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The documents also further detail SECONDDATE: as The Intercept reports, the malware can intercept and redirect web requests to the NSA, and was used for operations in Pakistan and Lebanon.
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"At least five outlets including The Intercept have been looking at this for weeks and decided it didn't add up," tweeted Sam Biddle, a reporter at the Intercept, on Monday evening.
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The Intercept flags another document which details another strand of its business is providing a "lawful intercept" product, in this case to US telco Sprint — likely as part of a legal requirement that telcos have an intercept capability for equipment on their networks in order that they can provide extracted data to law enforcement and security agencies on request.
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"We do not intercept contents of any communications," he said.
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The Intercept did not respond to a request for comment.
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The Intercept has published the leaked documents on its site.
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Want us to intercept your student loan payment this month?
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The Intercept slowly added staff and published irregularly at first.
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" Intercept Pharmaceuticals: "Small, speculative biotechs have still not come back.
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Baupost's identity was first reported by online publication The Intercept.
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The letter was leaked earlier this month to The Intercept.
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I was relieved when Digger put me on the intercept.
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The previous intercept test, conducted in February, had been successful.
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A transcript of the conversation was published by The Intercept.
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"It was not an intercept" made by aircraft, Hillier said.
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Scientists may intercept the next one with a robotic probe.
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" Asked another way: Is the Intercept "undermining its own side?
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In recent months, numerous news outlets, including The Intercept, Rewire.
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You may be thinking, what the fuck is "SMS intercept"?
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The Intercept reported that Pruitt received loans from Kelly's bank.
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Jason: The Intercept had an article on it while ago.
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The plans were earlier reported by the news website Intercept.
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It wouldn't take long to intercept the sluggish transport plane.
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The policies were first published by The Intercept on Monday.
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It was first reported on by the Intercept news site.
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The Intercept said the N.S.A. report had been submitted anonymously.
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The campaign did not deny it plagiarized to the Intercept.
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Among his few weaknesses is an inability to intercept passes.
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EPA's plans were first reported by The Intercept in July.
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El autor es periodista y editor cofundador de The Intercept.
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NATO says the system is to intercept any Iranian rockets.
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If approved, Intercept plans to focus on about 500,000 Americans.
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The latest intercept follows back-to-back events June 14 and 15, when the Typhoons scrambled to intercept a Russian Su-30 fighter aircraft and later a Su-30 with an Il-76 transport aircraft.
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In reality, thieves use these networks to intercept your personal data.
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What it does is simply intercept and ram into the target.
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And a new damning discovery was just made by The Intercept.
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You need to intercept them before they get to the tower.
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Without sight to intercept and organize the world as space, the
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Michael Rogers, whose agency created the document leaked to the Intercept.
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The ships have the ability to both fire and intercept missiles.
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But if Ramsay does intercept the letter, what would happen next?
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"I'll be the one to intercept him in Annecy," Cathy declares.
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It could even break U.S. laws, as The Intercept points out.
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The discrepancy was first reported by The Intercept at that time.
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" The Intercept likewise described Trump's foreign policy as "know-nothing isolationism.
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The Intercept is a media organization based out of New York.
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The Intercept was covering Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ... Very close to her.
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My friend Micah Lee, a technologist for the Intercept, made it.
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This 2014 article from The Intercept explains how it is done.
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She mailed the report to The Intercept a few days later.
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Streamlining the Food and Drug Administration's tools to intercept illicit drugs. ?
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"I don't believe this intercept was a one-off," he said.
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Winner was arrested the same day the Intercept published its report.
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Glenn Greenwald at The Intercept decried the announcement and the process.
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"We don't just detect, we do the intercept side," says Jordan.
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Wolf Intelligence is part of the so-called "lawful intercept" industry.
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The Turks could not track Iniesta's movement, let alone intercept him.
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U.S. intelligence officials then asked The Intercept to redact certain sections.
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The Intercept: Democratic lawsuit against WikiLeaks a threat to press freedoms.
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The Intercept first reported about the draft proposal earlier this month.
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Richard Nixon's Operation Intercept This was huge news at the time.
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In a boilerplate official statement about the intercept, NORAD Commander Gen.
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Currier in The Intercept, the online magazine Poitras founded with Glenn
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Anyone with an RF scanner can intercept the signal and listen.
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He has told the navy to intercept vessels if they return.
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Arrow 2 can intercept missiles between 21625 and 2900 miles away.
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They had a brief, whispered conversation before moving to intercept him.
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" Read more " Mehdi Hasan in The Intercept: Don't hide behind anonymity.
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The Thursday fundraisers were first reported by CNBC and The Intercept.
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James Risen is the senior national security correspondent for The Intercept.
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In Europe, eagles are being trained to intercept potential terrorist drones.
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They had to race to intercept it at the next stop.
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The SM-3 can intercept a ballistic missile at this point.
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Products include Managed Threat Response, XG Firewall and Intercept X Endpoint.
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The Intercept could not immediately be reached for comment on Tuesday.
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Since 2016, The Intercept, which Greenwald co-founded with journalist Jeremy
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The Intercept reports that, as recently as last month, Maj. Gen.
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The intercept lasted two hours and 40 minutes, the Navy said.
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The missile "did not intercept the target," according to the agency.
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Additionally, Intercept will have to figure out how to identify patients.
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Washington, D.C., Bureau Chief for the Intercept Ryan Grim told Hill.
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Nokia says it provides — and its engineers install — the "port" in the network to allow lawful intercept equipment to plug in and intercept data pursuant to a court order, but denied storing, analyzing or processing intercepted data.
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This makes them unreadable by those who might try to intercept them.
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People can intercept what your sending and capture photos of your screen.
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The Intercept first reported details about the censored search project in August.
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Six protesters looped across 82nd Street to intercept the group, Shea said.
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Six protesters looped across 82nd Street to intercept the group, police said.
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However, the Intercept reported that CBP appears to have inflated those statistics.
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That's the main takeaway from an explosive report in the Intercept Monday.
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That room was dubbed the "Tinfoil" suite, the Intercept reported in December.
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A White House spokesman hung up on The Intercept when it asked.
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Thieves could intercept data like your account login or credit card number.
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Then they can intercept and get data off your phone at protests.
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"These lawful intercept requirements are harming security," Murdoch said in an interview.
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The previous intercept test conducted in February was successful, the agency stated.
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On Monday, The Intercept published the NSA document detailing the Russian involvement.
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This allows the malicious attacker to intercept and potentially alter their communication.
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For one, hackers need to first intercept or steal your encrypted emails.
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The Intercept first reported on the subpoena mentioned in Google's transparency report.
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The intercept happened early Thursday north of the Alaskan and Canadian coasts.
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The likely squadron involved in the intercept was the 302nd Fighter Squadron.
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The interceptor missiles are able to intercept an enemy missile in midflight.
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Once they are deployed, they can intercept data from a target phone.
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With SS73, the hackers can intercept this text and enter it themselves.
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But, as the Intercept first reported, contractors will not receive the bonus.
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Generally, CSIS needs a warrant to intercept communications or tap phone conversations.
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This latest intercept comes at a complicated time in US-Russian relations.
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Like Mr. Albury, Ms. Winter had sent her document to The Intercept.
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James Risen es el principal corresponsal de seguridad nacional de The Intercept.
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Asked why Saudi defences did not intercept Saturday's attack, coalition spokesman Col.
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You hire people with intercept, but then you want people with slope.
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The Wi-Fi adapter or USB hub could intercept the user's communications.
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Her writing has appeared in The Guardian, Essence, The Intercept, and elsewhere.
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The weather and time of day are just right for an intercept.
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Normally, European forces intercept migrant boats and must take them to Italy.
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The callers didn't disclose that they were prisoners, according to The Intercept.
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Procom disputed to the Intercept that its workers were making that little.
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The author is a journalist and co-founding editor of The Intercept.
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There were no witnesses to Reade's assault, but she told The Intercept that she'd spoken to a close friend, as well as her brother, at the time of the alleged assault, and both have confirmed this with The Intercept.
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She kept the letter from the FBI until the Intercept reported its existence.
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Matt Knight told The Associated Press that the "unsafe" intercept was being investigated.
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That Twitter account is linked to articles bearing his byline at The Intercept.
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TikTok officials first embarked on a public relations strategy, according to The Intercept.
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In practice, only 10 of the 18 intercept tests have succeeded, including today's.
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The Intercept also provides secure ways for sources to share information with reporters.
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If you have a true keyless car model, thieves can intercept the signal.
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Of the six, only Winner had been in email contact with The Intercept.
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Trophy figures out the threat's trajectory in order to successfully intercept the threat.
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She allegedly leaked the sensitive information to the online news outlet The Intercept.
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We don't know whether THAAD can intercept three incoming missiles, let alone hundreds.
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The intercept took place over the Pacific Ocean, according to a Pentagon statement.
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Indeed, The Intercept makes this clear in its own guide to potential sources.
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It's not all that uncommon for the Coast Guard to intercept narco-subs.
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Both Feinstein and The Intercept denied the letter was leaked by Feinstein's office.
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News of Google's plan was first reported by The Intercept earlier this week.
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But it would not be from an intelligence intercept, I will say that.
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It was not clear if the U.S. scrambled jets to intercept the aircraft.
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NORAD identified the aircraft electronically but did not intercept them with other aircraft.
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A US Navy official told CNN that the intercept lasted about 24 minutes.
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They scrutinize financial transactions and intercept Russian communications, per the New York Times.
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Neither the app's developers, nor the government, can intercept or decrypt the messages.
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Then there's the problem of the NSA attempting to intercept Canadians' info, too.
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" The Intercept called it "a cornerstone of the utmost fringes of white racism.
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"Ted began to leap up in the morning & intercept the mail," she writes.
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Phil Jones failed to intercept the pass that led to Eden Hazard's goal.
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As usual, he phoned the Falcons to discuss where they would intercept him.
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A hacker can intercept security codes sent via text message, rendering it useless.
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Mr. Erdogan left the hotel before the unit sent to intercept him arrived.
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Such an intercept actually occurred Monday, according to North American Aerospace Defense Command.
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Yesterday, the Intercept reported that Google was planning a new search tool there.
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What exactly this Accenture executive wanted to know isn't clear, the Intercept reported.
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Some masked protesters looped around Lexington Avenue to intercept them, the police said.
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"When we intercept their communication, we discover it is not true," he said.
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The Intercept on Tuesday was first to report the hedge fund's large stake.
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The blasting was first reported last week by The Intercept, a news site.
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I just heard [journalist] James Risen on a taped interview with the Intercept.
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The one glaring exception to the string of failures has been Intercept Pharmaceuticals.
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Ryan Grim, the Washington, D.C., bureau chief for The Intercept said on Hill.
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That outlet was later identified as national security and politics website The Intercept.
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To avoid looking bad, local officials intercept, detain and forcibly return petitioners home.
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They'd intercept all the cabs, you know, like a block or two away.
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ASIC would get the power to intercept internal communications of companies if necessary.
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Shares in Baidu dropped 8% on Wednesday after The Intercept report was published.
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British border patrols regularly intercept migrants attempting to cross the Channel from France.
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But now Intercept Pharmaceuticals is preparing to launch the first treatment for NASH.
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Chris Coons (D-DE), a co-sponsor of the bill, told the Intercept.
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Some models of IMSI catcher can also intercept phone calls and text messages.
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Three days after that, The Intercept published its article based on the documents.
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Reed said that The Intercept "will publish further corrections" if they are warranted.
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The joint investigation by the reporters James Risen and Murtaza Hussain of The Intercept and Tim Arango, Farnaz Fassihi, and Ronen Bergman for The Times analyzed information from about 700 pages of secret Iranian intelligence cables first obtained by The Intercept.
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The good news, from an Intercept point of view, is that the main thing we talked about was the Intercept-friendly point that US government surveillance of the internet was potentially a huge business problem for US-based technology companies.
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That could also mean increased efforts to intercept ships suspected of violating international sanctions.
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The New York-based company was reviewing the FDA's warning, Intercept said via email.
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The article is based on an NSA memo that was leaked to the Intercept.
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And in the past, the FBI did illegally intercept my mail 218 years ago.
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They then had to listen for the fob's response and intercept two return-broadcasts.
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The devices mimic cell towers and intercept signals from nearby phones to gather information.
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The Arrow 2 is designed to intercept projectiles high and low within the atmosphere.
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Even law enforcement agencies use spying tools called Stingrays to intercept cell phone communication.
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The intercept was another tense incident between the longtime foes over the past year.
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You can download the whole trove of NSA newsletters published by The Intercept today.
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He's a columnist at the Intercept and a host of its weekly podcast Deconstructed.
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In some cases, it installed certificates that allowed it to intercept encrypted internet traffic.
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Researchers developed a server that mimics Apple's own servers to intercept the encrypted files.
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But the federal government is able to intercept other radio signals without a warrant.
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Police, who have recovered 29 of the parcels, said they would intercept the rest.
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Those allegations were made in The Hill and other news outlets, including The Intercept.
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The Intercept dropped its most significant story in its three-year history on Tuesday.
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That being said, The Intercept reported that Apple logs the people its users message.
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That gives them an opportunity to impersonate that party and try to intercept funds.
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"I understand that they feel like that is their body," he told the Intercept.
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New flaws in 4G, 5G allow attackers to intercept calls and track phone locations
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The IDF used a Patriot missile to intercept the drone, it said on Twitter.
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Some sensitive information has been removed from the published documents, according to The Intercept.
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The Intercept reported earlier this month that Provost was a member of the group.
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Winner was arrested on June 5, the same day The Intercept published its report.
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The Intercept, an online news outlet, cited Kelly's article shortly after it was published.
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Intercept Journalist Glenn Greenwald breaks down what's happened so far in the impeachment hearings.
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Some people at the Intercept have questioned Greenwald's decision to appear on Fox News.
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In the past few years, the effort to intercept the illicit trade has intensified.
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The attacker can intercept some of the traffic between your device and your router.
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It could also theoretically be used in the future to intercept a ballistic missile.
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Some advanced devices are believed to be able to intercept calls and text messages.
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China's disputed claims lead to incidents like the drone capture and spy-plane intercept.
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"Woefully, I did not encourage her to follow up," her brother told the Intercept.
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On Wednesday night, the Intercept reported its interview with Qatari investor Ahmed al-Rumaihi.
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Communication usually happens over WeChat, a Chinese messaging app, which is tough to intercept.
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Moody's estimates that the so-called lawful intercept spyware market is worth $12 billion.
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Details in the indictment suggest the reporter worked for The Intercept, a news website.
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But they intercept...Reporter: But no — no proof that they're in the caravan now?
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They headed north, toward Fiji, to intercept the shadow and returned 10 hours later.
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The documents were sent anonymously to The Intercept, which shared them with The Times.
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According to The Intercept, the meeting between Pompeo and Binney took place on Oct.
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The Intercept reviewed three instances of watchlist notation on rap sheets in New York.
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Today, the chemicals are in the bloodstreams of 99% of Americans, The Intercept reported.
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Intercept contributor Jim Risen discusses the evolution of the Biden-Ukraine story since 2015.
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Dam's arrest and the criminal complaint against him was first reported by The Intercept.
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The defense shield s designed to intercept and destroy ballistic missiles in mid-air.
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He set up a listening post on a cliffside to intercept Cuban radio transmissions.
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Mehdi Hasan has a great piece out at The Intercept looking at his views.
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This means that a person trying to intercept the data will leave a trace.
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As reported by The Intercept, Ring is currently developing in-house facial recognition software.
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MSNBC is reportedly planning to bring back contributor Sam Seder, according to The Intercept.
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She provided the Intercept with photographs of bruises she says Porter inflicted on her.
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" He told the Intercept that the level of incompetence at play here is "mindblowing.
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"The review of the Chinese intercept of one of our reconnaissance aircraft has assessed the intercept to have been unsafe based upon the Memorandum of Understanding with China and International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) standards," U.S. Defense Department spokesman Bill Urban told Reuters.
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Under the new guidelines, federal agents cannot use the devices to intercept emails or texts.
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The Intercept, an investigative publication with access to Snowden documents, published stories on both subjects.
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But the court docs clearly pointed to Jeremy Scahill, a co-founder of The Intercept.
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And they could even intercept communications and metadata a non-US citizen in real time.
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The Russian military on Wednesday disputed the US Navy's characterization of the intercept as unsafe.
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GLENN GREENWALD, FOUNDER OF &aposTHE INTERCEPT&apos: So I have a lot criticisms of Trump.
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In the quarter ended June 30, Intercept generated $30.4 million in worldwide sales from Ocaliva.
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It then fired a missile to intercept it from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
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The political fallout of a botched intercept would also be significant for any U.S. president.
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The public first learned about Dragonfly in a bombshell story by The Intercept, published Aug.
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The behavior was spotted by security analyst Zachary Julian and first reported by The Intercept.
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Of the 19 intercept tests done by the GMD, only 10 have been considered successful.
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The first release is just newsletters from 2003, but The Intercept will be publishing more.
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Messages leaked to the Intercept... have damaged the reputation of Sérgio Moro, the justice minister.
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The goal is to intercept long-range missiles from Iran, Barak Ravid writes for Axios.
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The Intercept published its story, and a full copy of the report, on Monday afternoon.
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The Intercept is sort of ... I mean, everybody's an advocacy journalist in a way. Yeah.
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The Intercept set itself up, it was mainly known as national security journalism, whistleblowers, leaks.
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After a suitable comet is detected, the spacecraft will be dispatched for an intercept mission.
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The Intercept reached out to Rolling Stone for this article but they did not respond.
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Like South Korea, Japan also scrambled fighter jets to intercept the Russian and Chinese warplanes.
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"We don't have a significant, or really any boost phase, intercept capability," the general said.
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Law enforcement officials were able to intercept thousands of lethal doses worth of acetyl fentanyl.
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The only thing you're going to intercept is a communication to or from your target.
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Or maybe scientists will one day intercept a message but be unable to understand it.
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It's unknown if they are working on behalf of the Russian government, the Intercept reports.
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NSA's primary mission is to intercept and decode adversaries' phone calls, emails and other communications.
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As reported by The Intercept, the thaw between the two sides has "accelerated" in 2018.
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Timmer also posted a 360-degree video of the storm's intercept on his Facebook page.
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The Saudi military was able to intercept the missile before it struck the Riyadh airport.
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According to the statement, the mission lasted 10 hours and included formation and intercept training.
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We've never been notified that he was on a -- on a tap or an intercept.
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Reddit specifically used the expression "SMS intercept" as the root cause of the data breach.
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Staffers at sites including Vice, ThinkProgress, HuffPost, Thrillist, Mic, and the Intercept soon unionized too.
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That means allocating budgets to more robust, precise and integrated missile detection and intercept systems.
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This justification didn't sit well with one of the Shutterstock employees speaking to The Intercept.
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American officials know well how easy it is for a government to intercept cellphone calls.
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Their task would be to intercept him and his deadly packages before they reached Baghdad.
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A large crowd was gathering, and the police had set up checkpoints to intercept him.
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Last year, The Intercept highlighted a likely NSA facility in New York City's Lower Manhattan.
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You can also check out Ryan Grim in The Intercept; and Charlotte Alter in Time.
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The documents appear to be used in Intercept reporting about the military's use of drones.
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The Intercept, which published the material that Ms. Winner leaked, contributed financially to her defense.
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As a former prosecutor, he knows what the United States and its adversaries can intercept.
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Ballistic missile defense systems are designed to intercept enemy missiles before they reach a target.
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Earlier in the day, the news site The Intercept had reported on Mr. Goldman's background.
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Andrew spent some time up at Intercept Pharmaceuticals' Hudson Yards offices here in New York.
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Spain's Guardia Civil has worked with the Senegalese Coast Guard since 2006 to intercept migrants.
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Staffers at sites including Vice, ThinkProgress, HuffPost, Thrillist, Mic, and the Intercept soon unionized, too.
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Some Stingrays can even intercept calls by forcing the call onto 2G, which is unencrypted.
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With these, a hacker can potentially track a phone's location, or intercept texts and calls.
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From there, attackers can intercept mobile traffic to spy on victims and even manipulate data.
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NATO jets were sent to intercept three Russian military aircraft near Estonian airspace on Tuesday.
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Codenamed "Dragonfly" within Google (GOOGL), the project was first revealed by The Intercept in August.
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If all goes to plan, Intercept will pioneer the fight against a major liver disease.
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For one thing, she allegedly emailed The Intercept at one point from her work computer.
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A number of journalists, lawyers, and activists shared similar experiences with NPR and the Intercept.
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The Intercept has reported at some length on the case after the same counterterrorism legislation was used in 2013 to detain David Miranda, the partner of Intercept co-founder and investigative journalist Glenn Greenwald who had been in contact with NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
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NEW: large violent tornado south of Dodge City, KS as I was moving in for intercept!
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NORAD committed an additional two F-22s and E-3 to relieve the initial intercept aircraft.
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Free Wi-Fi seems convenient, but hackers can also use it to intercept your internet communications.
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It could also intercept communications or metadata of a non-US citizen target in real time.
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The practice starkly highlights the UK government's stance on not including intercept as evidence in court.
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THAAD's job is to intercept and destroy a ballistic missile in its final phase of flight.
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That classified document appears to be the one published by the Intercept just hours earlier Monday.
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BuzzFeed also reports an unnamed federal official confirmed the news outlet in question was The Intercept.
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Intercept is seeking approval for OCA as a single agent or in combination with ursodeoxycholic acid.
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The system can intercept targets as far away as 600 kilometers and can track 300 targets.
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Caption: The $40 Arduino radio device the researchers used to intercept codes from vehicles' key fobs.
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Some use lasers, ballistics, nets and signal jammers to intercept and take drones down as needed.
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The Intercept first reported the existence of the censor-friendly search engine—codenamed Dragonfly—on Wednesday.
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In 2014, Symantec, Kaspersky Lab, and The Intercept wrote about a UK intelligence operation nicknamed Regin.
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This week, Assange tweeted support of an alleged NSA whistleblower who leaked documents to the Intercept.
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That made the kill vehicle more likely to miss the warhead it was designed to intercept.
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Managers also shut down access to certain documents pertaining to the project, according to the Intercept.
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Winner, 26, pleaded guilty in June to leaking a top secret NSA report to the Intercept.
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" The Intercept in January deemed it one of several groups that "represents the party's central authority.
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If entanglement can be maintained, the result is a communication channel that's effectively impossible to intercept.
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The Intercept has reported that Google held extensive discussions about launching in a matter of months.
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In an undated photo supplied by Lockheed Martin, an Aegis-equipped destroyer launches an intercept missile.
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The missile defense system is intended to intercept and destroy short- and medium-range ballistic missiles.
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What it will do is make sure any transmitted data is encrypted and difficult to intercept.
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But The Intercept, which first broke the Dragonfly news, has reported that wasn't always the case.
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For the agency that deals with border security, it was a major intercept of smuggled cash.
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According to The Intercept, these tools are mentioned in documents leaked by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
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Good therapy," Slabinski is heard saying on the audiotape published by Matthew Cole in "The Intercept.
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This post has been updated with confirmation that Alaska Airlines will attempt to intercept the eclipse.
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Traditional skimmers are simply devices that can intercept a transaction, logging your data in the process.
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In August, The Intercept reported that Google had set up a dummy search engine at 265.
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PT Added report from The Intercept showing connection of meme to anti-Semitic German children's story.
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Sprayers produce fine droplets that are small enough to stay airborne and intercept mosquitoes in flight.
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The Intercept co-founding editor Glenn Greenwald did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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F-15s were scrambled to intercept the plane, but terrorism is not suspected as a motive.
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The team highlighted waste management company Covanta Holding, natural gas producer EOG Resources and Intercept Pharmaceuticals.
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The U.S. could try to intercept any future North Korean missile tests that approach U.S. territory.
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In some cases, the government can even capture call history, intercept conversations and store text messages.
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The Union navy did its best to intercept blockade runners, either far or near American shores.
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The emails, first reported by BuzzFeed and The Intercept, were posted under password protection at DCLeaks.
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Quickly, he said, he realized that it was possible to intercept commands and issue his own.
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National Intelligence director James Clapper indicated as much back in February, as The Intercept points out.
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It would allow hackers to intercept media files being sent between users and potentially alter them.
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The United States also accused Russia of an "unprofessional" intercept over the Baltic Sea in May.
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Nielsen made several visits in secret to detention centers in Texas on Friday, The Intercept reported.
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Holderness later spoke to The Intercept: "He only punched me once, in the eye," Holderness said.
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The last such intercept of Russian aircraft by US jets took place on May 3, 2017.
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The Intercept reported on the document that month, and Winner's arrest was made public shortly thereafter.
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Similarly, the French military and Dutch police have been experimenting, using trained eagles to intercept drones.
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The "Clipper Chip" would have provided law enforcement agencies the ability to intercept otherwise encrypted communications.
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The Intercept reported on the document that month, and Winner's arrest was made public shortly thereafter.
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If so, this represents a massive failure of the US to notice or intercept the attack.
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The Saudis were able to intercept the projectile, but the event has rattled the region politically.
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Intercept D.C. Bureau Chief Ryan Grim weighs in on Justice Democrats support for ousting certain Democrats.
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The Intercept reported that agents searched the devices of an independent documentary filmmaker and an activist.
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"According to some judicial standards, police can intercept telephone calls but not WhatsApp calls," said Wainwright.
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Fake certificates allow attackers to intercept data in transit and either eavesdrop or change the communication.
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Taiwan monitored Japan sending F-15 fighters to intercept, Taiwan's defence ministry added in its statement.
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Officials told CNN that the Chinese military did not intercept the US aircraft during their mission.
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The Intercept got a transcript of their call, and the two leaders clearly established a rapport.
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Secret aerial stations on the ground could intercept the signal as it transited through a satellite.
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No, he was guilty of "war crimes, racism,and obstruction of justice" according to The Intercept.
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In fact, the European Union is already working with the Libyan forces to intercept some boats.
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In the WhatsApp case, officials want to be able to read users' communications that they intercept.
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A splinter group of masked protesters looped around Lexington Avenue to intercept them, the police said.
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Still, he wasn't particularly pleased when The Intercept revealed the extent and nature of his pontifications.
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Via Bloomberg News: The document is being treated a bit like a top-secret surveillance intercept.
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As The Intercept first revealed, DragonFly would censor certain search terms, in particular around human rights.
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They could also intercept the ballots with the aim of casting them in place of voters.
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The intercept marked the F-35s first time participating in a NATO quick alert reaction mission.
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Does that mean a mission to intercept 'Oumuamua in interstellar space is definitely off the table?
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The task force is apparently seeking to intercept the money before these exchanges even take place.
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An image of the letter was posted online by Shaun King, a journalist at The Intercept.
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The Intercept communicated over encrypted channels with the source, who declined to meet with a reporter.
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The New York Times and The Intercept published reports on the alleged operation late last week.
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The New York Times and the Intercept published reports on the alleged operation late last week.
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It was the second time someone suspected of leaking information to The Intercept had been prosecuted.
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The Intercept Brasil, which Greenwald co-founded, began publishing articles on the text messages last summer.
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The Intercept reported in 85033 that the company took data from 30 million without Facebook's permission.
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For example, there was this early 2016 Intercept report on the Obama administration's closeness with Google.
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The Intercept reported two of the company's call centers operated out of state prisons in Oklahoma.
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Trammell: There was a CCC talk about nation-states doing 2FA intercept on Telegram password resets.
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Gilmore jumped a route to intercept Andy Dalton on the opening drive of the third quarter.
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However, during that earlier intercept, the Russian Tu-95s were not escorted by Russian fighter jets.
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As the biotech industry witnessed high-profile NASH failures last year, Intercept stood alone in succeeding.
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The investor debate ramped up after Intercept announced initial positive results a year ago, he said.
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His work has appeared in The Nation, The Intercept and Al Jazeera, among other news outlets.
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The documents obtained by the Intercept reveal that assets from Niamey are being moved to Agadez.
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He arrived late and the club was already packed, but he happened to intercept The Entity.
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She's earned endorsements from newer progressive groups like MoveOn and gotten extensive coverage in the Intercept.
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The same technique is used to intercept payments made by galleries to their artists and others.
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This is not the first time a source used by The Intercept has been charged with leaking.
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Britain has also scrambled jets in recent months to intercept Russian jets near the United Kingdom's airspace.
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This is known as an "intercept-resend" attack and it means reproducing a seemingly unadulterated quantum state.
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On Thursday, The Intercept reported new details about how Google handled the project, internally named Project Dragonfly.
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How does deputizing citizens as "smartphone informants"(as The Intercept put it) increase officer transparency or accountability?
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According to the Intercept, roughly 200 employees at Google are working on the new censored search engine.
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The combination of speed, maneuverability and altitude of these missiles makes them difficult to track and intercept.
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They can intercept these missiles at very high altitudes, up to roughly 90 miles above Earth's surface.
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The Intercept on Wednesday published photos of the first ex-wife, Colbie Holderness, with a black eye.
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His work has been published in Vanity Fair, the New York Times, the Intercept, and Foreign Policy.
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The Intercept has come under scrutiny for its handling of documents provided by sources in the past.
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When Thomas realizes that Heidi is headed to Tampa, he jumps in his car to intercept her.
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From there, it can intercept messages, calls and data, and block phones from operating, among other functions.
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But they are cruising along so fast that it's tough to intercept them and shoot them down.
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As The Intercept reports, Dragonfly is thought to go a step further than just censoring search results.
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The Intercept published a report on this mission, code-named "Anarchist," using files obtained by Edward Snowden.
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Descriptions of that reporter match Jeremy Scahill, a founding editor of the Intercept, the Washington Post reports.
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The most recent movie from Laura Poitras, filmmaker and Intercept co-founder, premiered at Cannes last month.
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They weren't able to decrypt messages, but they found a way to intercept photos, videos or files.
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Still kneeling, the man would then lean in and intercept the nut just before the car stopped.
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That's because the alleged source had "e-mail contact" with The Intercept—possibly from her work computer.
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Facebook says it can't comply as it can't retain or intercept user messages on the messaging service.
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According to Yonhap news agency, the parts include two or three launchers, intercept missiles and a radar.
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The Intercept, which says it got the document anonymously, published a story based on it on Monday.
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The Intercept contacted the NSA and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence for its article.
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The lead leg front kick was used to intercept Jacare as he stepped in and wind him.
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THAAD is designed to intercept short, medium and intermediate range missiles as they descend towards their targets.
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Warner also spoke out about the leaking of classified documents like the one obtained by The Intercept.
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Memo #1: Results from an internal health care poll commissioned by the DCCC leaked to The Intercept.
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According to a court document, Winner contacted The Intercept asking for a transcript of the outlet's podcast.
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Right now, it's about recognizing where we can intercept the visitor and making the best of that.
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"Maybe a niche kind of thing … a tool in the toolbox," he said, according to The Intercept.
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The agency asked The Intercept not to publish the document and declined to comment for the story.
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The Intercept originally stood by the reporting, arguing the message was too short for any valid analysis.
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"I'm gonna leave a squad here to search and take the rest to intercept," Digger radioed back.
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Buttigieg told The Intercept he would work on restructuring the Supreme Court, expanding it to 15 justices.
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As Kate Aronoff put it at The Intercept, the result has been that significant parts of the
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The information was used as the basis for an article published in June 2017 by The Intercept.
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It is also the first successful intercept launched from shore rather than from the Navy Aegis ships.
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But that doesn't mean it actually works to intercept incoming torpedoes in time to save the ship.
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Vertical elbows up the middle can also be used to intercept as the covering fighter steps forward.
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In documents obtained by The Intercept, there are currently 680,000 people on a government Terrorist Screening Database.
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"Clinton, when speaking to the financial industry, adopted their mindset and privileged their arguments," wrote the Intercept.
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Chinese officials had already seen a demo, according to the Intercept, though Google still needed government approval.
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A small group of masked demonstrators doubled back on Lexington Avenue to intercept them, the police said.
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In fact, as The Intercept has revealed, Anton has taken to a men's fashion website called Styleforum.
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Britain's ministry of defense said Typhoon aircraft were deployed at supersonic speed to intercept a civilian plane.
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Therefore, it is unlikely that anyone will be able to intercept and alter these results without detection.
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Ever since humans began sending messages to each other, dubious efforts have been made to intercept them.
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Likewise, in an April interview with the Intercept, he endorsed "structural reform" meant to "depoliticize" the court.
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Winner allegedly leaked classified documents to The Intercept, which sent hard copies for verification to the NSA.
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The commentator Shaun King, who writes for The Intercept, a left-leaning news website, was even harsher.
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The Intercept noted the project has been in development since spring 2017, and involved around 300 employees.
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When Sam arrives, Marwyn sends Alleras to intercept Sam before he can speak to the other maesters.
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The Patriot missile defense system is made by Raytheon Co. and is designed to intercept incoming missiles.
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Critics at The Guardian and The Intercept have implied that Maddow leaned into Russia for the ratings.
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Mr. Risen, a former reporter for The Times, is the senior national security correspondent for The Intercept.
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The world reacts The Intercept issued a statement Tuesday criticizing the latest charges by the Brazilian government.
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Google has a call screening feature for its Android-based Pixel phones that can intercept unwanted calls.
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The website reported that Katz was on Capitol Hill Wednesday following the publication of The Intercept report.
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With this information in hand, Space Command can determine whether a missile intercept is possible or necessary.
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This practice, known as SIM-swapping, allows a hacker to intercept security codes sent by text message.
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"Don't let foodborne illness intercept your plans for the biggest Super Bowl ever celebrated," the USDA wrote.
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The Pentagon is testing a system to intercept North Korean warheads, launching a rocket from California today.
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He still occasionally orders supplements, but his partner keeps an eye out and tries to intercept them.
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Authorities were reportedly frustrated with UPS for allegedly not cooperating "proactively" with them to intercept potential crimes.
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They do not appear to give the intelligence agencies the ability to intercept electronic communications en masse.
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It's believed newer, more advanced devices can intercept all the phone calls and text messages in range.
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This practice, known as SIM-swapping, allows a hacker to intercept security codes sent by text message.
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Details of the campaign's connection to prison labor were first reported by The Intercept on Tuesday morning.
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His writing has appeared in the New York Times Magazine, National Geographic, the Intercept, and many others.
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The Intercept published the documents that reference these Equation Group tools so you can read them for yourself.
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A hacker-artist's project turned a boring-looking printer into a rogue cell tower to intercept mobile communications.
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So either the New York Times and The Intercept are being led astray, or the NSA is lying.
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As a result of its investigations, The Intercept has retracted the "Scott Roof" story and corrected four others.
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There is a cynical reading to his positioning, Susan Antilla and Gary Rivlin recently wrote in the Intercept.
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And other companies such as Accorda Therapeutics, Acella Pharmaceuticals, and Intercept announced price increases this month as well.
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One employee, senior research scientist Jack Poulson, told the Intercept he had resigned in protest of the effort.
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The Russian military also periodically announces incidents when Russian warplanes intercept US and NATO aircraft approaching Russian airspace.
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Why not intercept them on the way in unless you are trying to infiltrate the President&aposs campaign?
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A new report from The Intercept sheds light on the NSA's close relationship with communications provider AT&T.
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Intercept editors retracted that story after members of Roof's family said they did not know of that cousin.
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There are no smartphones evident, all the televisions are tube models, and boxy answering machines intercept family calls.
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In-Q-Tel's investment in Dataminr was first made public in an April 2016 report by The Intercept.
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Depending on the particular app, stalkerware can intercept text messages and calls, track GPS locations, and much more.
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Their governments have tightened visa requirements, increased deportations and beefed up coast-guard patrols to intercept smugglers' vessels.
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The company has received funding from the CIA's venture capital arm, In-Q-Tel, according to The Intercept.
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Japanese fighters scrambled a record 806 times to intercept Chinese planes in the year that ended March 31.
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"There were numerous civil aviation aircraft operating in the area at the time of the intercept," FAA said.
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Should the object eventually be confirmed as Snoopy, Howes said we should try to intercept and image it.
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Last year, The Intercept reported that Cellebrite technology was used in the prosecution of a Bahraini political dissident.
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Kim said the rapid response and low-altitude trajectory of the weapon would make it difficult to intercept.
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But Flynn's consulting firm, Flynn Intel Group, is registered with Congress as a lobbying organization, The Intercept reports.
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The FBI has arrested a contractor for allegedly printing and leaking a classified NSA document to The Intercept.
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Iron Fist Light fires a small warhead to intercept the threat at a safe distance from the vehicle.
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"The aircrew deemed the intercept unsafe and unprofessional," U.S. Navy Commander Gary Ross said in a statement Friday.
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That includes China, Russia — and any reasonably knowledgable attacker with the resources to pull off a successful intercept.
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It's an ideal place to scope out and launch drone missions, as well as to intercept video feeds.
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"We are comfortable with the state intercept mechanism on the bonds that we own," said Eaton's Craig Brandon.
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Authorities had been pursuing three cars and were able to intercept two and destroy them, state media said.
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South Korean and US officials say the system would be used to intercept missiles coming from North Korea.
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This latest intercept also occurred amid rising tensions between the two nations in Europe and the Middle East.
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Various outlets have reported on leaks from this group chat before, including The Intercept and The Daily Beast.
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Court documents outlining the charges against Winner do not specifically cite the NSA report leaked by The Intercept.
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It is also, according to a 63 investigation by The Intercept, home to a secret NSA surveillance facility.
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Urban said the two governments discussed the intercept at this weeks Military Maritime Consultative Agreement talks in Hawaii.
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In iOS, you can't intercept someone else's stream, so doing an app doesn't make a lot of sense.
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Cerreti told me that she called carabinieri in Lazio and asked them to intercept Pesce on her return.
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But The Intercept includes more details, particularly about the UK's involvement in "capture-kill" operations against suspected terrorists.
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In addition to leading the Press Freedom Defense Fund, Risen is also now a reporter for The Intercept.
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The leak has been tied to a classified NSA report on Russian hacking efforts reported by The Intercept.
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This wasn't our first time running an intercept on a Taliban patrol across a muddy field at night.
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For example, The Intercept reporter Lee Fang resurfaced a report that Tribe was hired by Peabody Energy Corp.
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In other cases, where migrants hazard the open sea, naval and coast guard vessels intercept and deport them.
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" Coons said he believes no president should ever "directly order an intercept or wiretap on an American citizen.
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He said the efforts are part of a broader plan the FDA is developing to intercept illegal drugs.
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Writing in The Intercept, journalist Glenn Greenwald argues that charging Assange would be a threat to press freedom.
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In June, British Typhoon fighter jets scrambled to intercept Russian Su-30 Flanker fighters twice in two days.
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The Intercept reports the small, secretive Dragonfly team ran up against the company's wider bureaucracy, and got smushed.
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Israel uses the Iron Dome to intercept rocket attacks from Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.
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The Intercept recently called him "the most powerful staffer in Congress," citing his deep involvement in health policy.
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His company, Astroscale, aims to track and intercept debris with its own satellites, preventing collisions with active spacecraft.
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As if on cue, several Shakopee Police Department patrol cars rolled up to intercept them, misery lights blazing.
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But police told the newspaper that a handful of protesters tried to intercept members of the Proud Boys.
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The Intercept reports that HB 1441 was initially referred to the public health committee and tabled without comment.
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"Lawful access" refers to techniques police and national security agencies use to intercept, search and seize communications data.
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"I don't think AIPAC provides a real, fair lens into this issue," Tlaib told The Intercept in December.
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The D.E.A. was working alongside the Honduran police and military to intercept drug shipments as they headed north.
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Mr. Carr shared the emails with The Intercept in 2015, and more recently with The New York Times.
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Through that, Robertson told the Intercept, they learned Mateen had no known affiliation with the seminary or Robertson.
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According to the Intercept, she didn't even fully disclose the information to other Democrats on the Judiciary Committee.
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Last August, the United States did successfully intercept a medium-range ballistic missile off the coast of Hawaii.
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Mr. Suffolk, without directly answering, noted that the United States had used those tactics to intercept global communications.
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Later, The Intercept reported Facebook's gesture excluded contract workers, among the most financially vulnerable of a firm's workforce.
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In photographs she gave to The Intercept, Ms. Holderness has a blackened right eye and a swollen cheekbone.
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Days later, she would mail the file to a reporter at the national-security news outlet The Intercept.
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Three people close to the Sanders campaign told The Intercept that the individual was his 2020 rival, Sen.
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The Intercept has detailed how the Peter Thiel-founded data analysis firm has become integral in ICE's work.
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The devices, formally known as International Mobile Subscriber Identity catchers, exploit cell towers and can intercept cellphone communications.
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Earlier this month, Taiwan twice scrambled fighter jets to intercept Chinese air force aircraft which approached the island.
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No attempt was made to intercept the missile; instead, troops at the targeted bases were ordered to disperse.
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Trending down: Amazon's on-site medical care puts workers in danger, a new investigation from The Intercept reports.
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Lawful intercept, as its name suggests, allows a government to lawfully acquire data for investigations and countering terrorism.
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The Intercept first reported the meeting between the elder Kushner and the Qatari finance minister earlier this month.
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United States Coast Guard cutters intercept undocumented migrants in the Straits of Florida and return them to Cuba.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights war monitor said Syrian air defence systems failed to intercept the missiles.
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The most recent test in May, the first of the system's ability to intercept an ICBM, was successful.
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If true, the Zircon would outstrip anything in the U.S. arsenal, and would be virtually impossible to intercept.
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SDI-type defenses can intercept missiles during all phases of flight: boost-phase, mid-course, and terminal-phase.
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Approval and commercial success are far from guaranteed, as Intercept faces the challenges of creating the NASH market.
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Intercept DC Bureau Chief, Ryan Grim, explains the difference between campaigning on M4A and getting legislation passed. Hill.
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She also provided the photos to the Intercept and repeated the allegations to CNN in a lengthy interview.
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The other part of the system, The Intercept reported, was a tap on an unspecified foreign cable site.
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"There were numerous civil aviation aircraft operating in the area at the time of the intercept," FAA said.
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The good news is that Comcast, everybody else, they're not going to be able to intercept those communications.
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El periodista ha negado los cargos (una aclaración: Greenwald es cofundador de The Intercept, donde trabajo como reportero; yo también dirijo el Fondo para la Defensa de la Libertad de Prensa First Look, que es parte de la organización sin fines de lucro de la que forma parte The Intercept).
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Congress has already passed bills bolstering agencies' ability to intercept opioids coming through the mail and across the border.
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The trouble is, hackers are increasingly figuring out ways to intercept those codes, because SMS isn't all that secure.
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Ukraine accused Russian navy vessels of illegally trying to intercept their ships, ramming its tug boat in the process.
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The strike group can intercept ballistic missiles sent from North Korea, as well as launch its own missiles. Why?
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"There were numerous civil aviation aircraft operating in the area at the time of the intercept," the agency said.
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The regime in Pyongyang, meanwhile, continues to build ever more dangerous – and hard-to-destroy or intercept – weapons systems.
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The Intercept earlier reported Google's China plans on Wednesday, citing internal Google documents and people familiar with the plans.
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Once a thief tunes into that signal they then have to intercept two return-broadcasts coming from the fob.
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Other prison facilities are considering technology that could intercept the radio waves that connect drones to their remote controls.
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The vessel is outfitted with a variety of high-tech spying equipment and is designed to intercept signals intelligence.
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The vessel is outfitted with a variety of high-tech spying equipment and is designed to intercept signals intelligence.
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Palmer Luckey's Anduril Industries has won a contract on the Pentagon's controversial AI program, Project Maven, reports The Intercept.
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D.C. Bureau Chief for the Intercept Ryan Grim said Friday morning that a win for former South Bend, Ind.
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DC Bureau Chief for the Intercept, Ryan Grim, weighs in on the recanvass in Iowa following reports of discrepancies.
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According to The Intercept, these workers had no idea who their work was benefitting or what they were building.
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I was a radio signaler during the 80s and we were under instruction to intercept messages from the Russians.
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One former behavior detection officer described it as a "license to harass" in a 2015 interview with The Intercept.
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Earlier today, The Intercept published a new report about Google's plans to build a censored search engine in China.
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The agency had been established in 1952 to intercept foreign communications; it was expressly barred from spying on Americans.
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We go to South Clear where our projects are located and hopefully intercept our friends who arrived last night.
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Authorities managed to intercept the smuggled pangolins which entered Thailand from Malaysia late on Wednesday after a tip-off.
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Because iMessage is encrypted, Apple told the Intercept it did not have access to the contents of the messages.
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He was among a handful who resigned, he told the Intercept online publication, which first reported on his action.
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The incident prompted Pacific Command to dispatch a pair of F-22 fighter jets to intercept the passenger plane.
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Law enforcement officials were unable to corroborate whether the suspect is the same person who wrote for The Intercept.
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It can intercept and interpret electromagnetic signals, hack its way into anything, and operate at a frighteningly fast speed.
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Earlier this month, The Intercept asked nine tech companies if they would aide Trump in creating a Muslim registry.
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But, like SMS, Chat won't be end-to-end encrypted, and it will follow the same legal intercept standards.
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Once in, the bad actors could intercept HTTP links, audio and video streaming, and any device on the yacht.
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USCIS Director L. Francis Cissna announced the change in an email sent to staffers and obtained by The Intercept.
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A root certificate is a file that once installed into a web browser can intercept and read encrypted traffic.
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When connecting to a "not secure" website using that uses simple HTTP, hackers can intercept any data passing through.
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Intercept co-founder and documentary filmmaker Laura Poitras started a short-form documentary film unit called Field of Vision.
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Nebula can then be used to locate and track a target phone from the air, or intercept its communications.
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Other options also include convincing Japan to use its missile-defense capabilities to intercept ballistic missiles in Japanese waters.
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The reverse punch to intercept the round kick was on full display seemingly every time Hendricks went to kick.
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The U.S. military dispatched aircraft to intercept Russian bombers twice during a 24-hour window on Monday and Tuesday.
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An intercept test for the missile last June also failed, but there was a successful test in early 2017.
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Tunisia's air force scrambled jets to intercept the L-39 but it landed first, a defense ministry statement said.
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"You are a good man," Trump told Duterte, according to a copy of the transcript published by The Intercept.
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In the long run, Zuckerberg says, the company will rely on computers and artificial intelligence to intercept objectionable content.
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If you can intercept the RNA before construction has begun, you can affect the final shape of the building.
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New York-based Intercept Pharmaceuticals was one of the first biotech startups to take advantage of the JOBS Act.
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" The businessman who won his suit against Google was reportedly convicted 10 years ago for "conspiring to intercept communications.
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Some of the more advanced devices are believed to be able to intercept calls and text messages, he said.
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While incarcerated, I won the National Magazine Award for this column, which ran at The Intercept at the time.
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The U.S. military dispatched aircraft late Tuesday to intercept two Russian bombers approaching Alaska, according to a new report.
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ILGA's figures come from RIWI, a firm that uses an unusual method of soliciting opinion called "random domain intercept".
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US-backed local Maghawir Al-Thawra fighters accompanied by US advisers moved to intercept the convoy and identify it.
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With AED and advanced analytics, law enforcement is much better able to identify likely suspicious packages and intercept them.
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These devices can track a user's location data through their mobile phones and can intercept cellphone calls and messages.
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Facebook content moderation firm asked on-site therapists to disclose counseling details with employees, according to an Intercept report.
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REVOLVING DOOR: Former FTC Commissioner Joshua Wright snagged a spot on Donald Trump's presidential transition team, reports The Intercept.
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This turned out to be a plan to intercept Central Americans near Mexico's southern border and send them home.
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Designed to intercept medium and long-range missiles, David's Sling is a larger, more powerful version of Iron Dome.
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Increased encryption will make it more difficult, if not impossible, for the authorities to intercept WhatsApp communications for investigations.
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Not only are they several times faster than traditional ballistic missiles, their maneuverability makes them extremely difficult to intercept.
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This however, is no longer true, as the company's website and an October 2016 article in The Intercept reveal.
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From there, the attacker could intercept the response part of the APK connection, while preventing future Avast antivirus updates.
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And we've actually made 210 calls and had police intercept people on their way to committing suicides several times.
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Although the capabilities of different brands and models vary, some can intercept text messages or listen in on calls.
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Reality Leigh Winner, 25, is accused of leaking a National Security Agency report to The Intercept, according to officials.
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The Missile Defense Agency has come under some scrutiny for only having four of nine intercept tests finish successfully.
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Flashback: Winner leaked top secret details on Russia hacking during the 2016 presidential election to reporters at the Intercept.
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The intercept took place over the Pacific Ocean, northeast of Hawaii and "thousands of miles" from the U.S. coast.
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That's the court that would have signed off on any efforts to intercept communications between Trump Tower and Moscow.
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After the photos were published in The Intercept, Mr. Porter said in a statement that the images were misleading.
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Alternatively, a hacker could subvert telecom routers to intercept and alter election results as they pass through telecom equipment.
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He wants to intercept this bill having lost control of parliament and stop us finishing the task in hand.
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Not only is G.M. trying to avoid sending waste to landfills, it's trying to intercept other would-be garbage.
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We intercept guitarist Darian Zahedi on his way to check out a museum, and get him to join us.
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Typically, agents are required to intercept migrants and take them to Border Patrol stations if they request asylum protection.
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US stealth fighters, specifically the F-22 Raptor, routinely intercept Russian aircraft entering the Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone.
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It would intercept 'Oumuamua around 2049 when the asteroid is about five times farther from the sun than Pluto.
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Three nontraditional publications — Vice News, The Intercept and BuzzFeed News — won awards for the first time, Mr. Darnton said.
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Investigators also collected physical evidence and obtained court warrants to intercept the officers' electronic communications, according to the police.
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Warren&aposs focus on bankers, which is different than Sanders&apos focus, could complement each other, The Intercept said.
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A subsequent Intercept article reported that there was no overlap between Mr. Sirota's tenures as columnist and campaign official.
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The system "is operational and has the ability to intercept North Korean missiles" and defend South Korea, said Col.
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Once you do, the attacker can both intercept your search queries and seed the results with their own ads.
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Read more " _____ • Peter Maass in The Intercept: "Journalists are not the real target of Trump's war on journalism, however.
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But South Korean and U.S. officials say the system would exist only to intercept missiles launched by North Korea.
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In October, Sanders told The Intercept that he wouldn't have stifled OFA in the same way that Obama had.
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The pilot radioed his superiors in Saigon, who in turn ordered the destroyer escort Wilhoite to intercept the trawler.
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It has, along with Citibank and Goldman Sachs, donated money to Puerto Rico relief efforts, according to The Intercept.
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The first full intercept test in three years of the Ground-based Midcourse Defense system was deemed a success.
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"You are a good man," Trump told Duterte, according to a copy of the transcript published by The Intercept.
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"What it highlights is the government realises they're in a situation where they can't intercept data," he told Mashable.
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However, anonymous sources told The Intercept, which first reported the plans, that the search giant maintains its launch ambitions.
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The failed U.S. ballistic missile intercept test with Japan last month was thwarted by human error, Defense News reported.
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To do this, 25G encrypts more data, so less is flying around in the clear for anyone to intercept.
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" Coons noted he doesn't think any president should ever "directly order an intercept or wiretap of an American citizen.
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Mexico agreed in June to deploy 6,000 members of its newly formed National Guard to intercept migrants heading north.
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Activists have organized along Nepal's border with India to intercept young brides at risk of being trafficked into prostitution.
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This includes access to a user's telephone number, according to an employee memo obtained in September by the Intercept.
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Stein has previously told the Intercept that she shook Putin's hand, but didn't interact with him much beyond that.
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Journalist Alex Kane recently published a piece on The Intercept detailing Israel's increased surveillance of Palestinians, specifically on Facebook.
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This includes access to a user's telephone number, according to an employee memo obtained last week by the Intercept.
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The Intercept first broke this story when a whistleblower provided them documentation detailing the secret censored search project (codenamed Dragonfly).
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Last May, the Intercept reported that agents "busted" a mentally ill homeless man for claiming he had connections to ISIS.
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Hackers can intercept or hijack the unprotected metadata, tricking users into visiting a malicious site or spying on their activities.
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Thompson was a reporter for the Intercept news website, which fired him last year, saying he invented sources and quotes.
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The affected patients represent under 5 percent of the overall PBC population, limiting likely commercial impact to Intercept, they said.
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He said he ran up to the second floor to try to intercept Cruz but did not see the teen.
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It's worth pointing out that DJI did face some security vulnerabilities that potentially allowed third parties to intercept some data.
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"While we are still investigating the incident, initial reports from the U.S. aircrew characterized the intercept as unsafe," Knight said.
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Five years ago, Josh Begley, a data artist and editor at The Intercept, created a straightforward news app for iOS.
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Yep. The Intercept pointed out he represented the Consumer Data Industry Association, a trade organization that represents credit reporting companies.
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Winner, 26, pleaded guilty in June to leaking a Top Secret NSA report, dated May 5, 2017, to the Intercept.
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Afraid of losing their relationship, Lee hacked into his email to intercept the offer and reject it on his behalf.
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Another Chinese intercept took place in 2014 when a Chinese fighter pilot few acrobatic maneuvers around a U.S. spy plane.
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"These actions are heinous and should be fully investigated and prosecuted," The Intercept said in a statement on Thompson's arrest.
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In the Moroccan instance, The Intercept notes the particular security agency in question — the DGST — has been implicated in torture.
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Border officials did not consult with the tribe before blowing up their sacred site, CBS News and The Intercept reported.
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The Intercept Blood System, developed by Cerus Corporation, is the only F.D.A.-approved pathogen-reduction device for plasma and platelets.
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If Sansa really was intending for Ramsay to intercept her letter, then she'd be killing two birds with one stone.
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The company is putting the last touches on an intelligence database called Investigative Case Management (ICM), according to The Intercept.
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The Intercept claims to have "an enormous trove" of hacked messages, many of them on Telegram, an encrypted communications app.
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Later, The Intercept reported on the existence of the letter, and Ford eventually came forward publicly in The Washington Post.
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Shortly after news of Winner's arrest broke, NBC News reported that the news outlet was The Intercept, citing federal officials.
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On Monday, the Intercept published a top-secret NSA document which it said had been anonymously provided to the website.
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The findings of Palantir's involvement, first reported by The Intercept, is in contrast to the Silicon Valley firm's previous claims.
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"The most modern American systems could not intercept the missile," he said in comments carried by the group's media center.
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Governments across the Middle East are turning to hackers to target bothersome activists and intercept or block their encrypted communications.
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Or via malware installed on the wearable or smartphone to intercept the data and send it on to the attacker.
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It was Micah Lee, a security engineer who also writes at the Intercept, who had the first spark of insight.
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Why it matters: This is at least the third time an Intercept source has been arrested for leaking classified documents.
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HTTPS makes it almost impossible for someone to spy on your internet traffic intercept and steal your data in transit.
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What is more, agents failed to intercept individual dangerous items in baggage, including a fake bomb at Newark Liberty Airport.
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Trophy fires the small explosives at a specific point in space to exactly intercept and destroy the incoming enemy round.
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This is not a company pretending that it's solely focusing on the lawful intercept market, this is outsourcing cyber operations.
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In April, Tokyo scrambled jets to intercept Chinese bombers as they flew between the Japanese islands of Okinawa and Miyako.
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It's been anything from orbital launches for NASA and the Air Force to intercept tests for the Missile Defense Agency.
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It said authorities had received advance intelligence about the militants and had deployed 200 men to try to intercept them.
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Another Chinese intercept took place in 2014 when a Chinese fighter pilot flew acrobatic maneuvers around a U.S. spy plane.
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This includes access to a user's telephone number, according to an employee memo obtained in September 2018 by the Intercept.
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I finally intercept the two well-dressed bearded men, thanks to the age-old technique of asking for a light.
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Unfortunately, outside of a decent attempt at kneeing Horiguchi as he stepped in to intercept, Ishiwatari didn't get much going.
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The U.S. failed to intercept an incoming missile during a test off of Hawaii Wednesday, CNN first reported Wednesday afternoon.
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Congressional Republicans are offering donors chances to meet with congressional staff in exchange for campaign contributions, The Intercept reported Thursday.
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Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) would get the power to intercept internal communications of companies if necessary, Morrison said.
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The story cites rumors that media company First Look Media, which runs investigative outlet the Intercept, may have acquired Passionflix.
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The Intercept responded by saying Allbury was a victim of "racial profiling and discrimination" that is common within the FBI.
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NATO says the system is designed to intercept Iranian rockets but Moscow says it is aimed at disabling Russian missiles.
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But Wheeler directly raised money for the same Republican Senators who are evaluating his nomination, the Intercept reported on Wednesday.
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In August 2018, The Intercept published Google's plan to launch a censorship-compliant search engine in China, codenamed Project Dragonfly.
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Google is considering introducing a search engine in China that would comply with state censorship laws, according to The Intercept.
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These exciting photos from U.S. and Canadian flight crews were shared on social media only hours after the successful intercept.
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When the Intercept hired Risen, last September, Greenwald suspected that the move was intended to offset his Trump-Russia opinions.
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The Intercept reported Monday that the NSA believes hackers used that breach to obtain information used to spearphish its customers.
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A Justice Department spokesman declined to comment on whether Winner is accused of sharing the report published by the Intercept.
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The Justice Department reportedly charged a former FBI agent with leaking classified info to the online news site The Intercept.
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Cerus's Intercept technology has already been approved by the Food and Drug Administration to reduce pathogens in platelets and plasma.
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But, as Micah Lee from The Intercept pointed out on Twitter, this update came 19 months after the last one.
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The creation of backdoors and intercept capabilities would weaken the protections built into Apple products and endanger all our customers.
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That's because Istio sits at the network level and uses a proxy to intercept all network communication between your microservices.
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At the same time, if an attacker can intercept traffic between your smart lightbulbs and your router, it's probably fine.
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German forces hoped to intercept the rations and military supplies being shipped from North America to Britain on merchant ships.
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It's unclear whether the fragments came from a malfunctioning Patriot, a successful intercept or a Houthi rockets striking the ground.
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As The Intercept reported in 2015, Hacking Team's malware has also been found on the computers of activists and journalists.
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If we intercept both of them, the guy with the gun will probably be out of jail within 24 hours.
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Maddow said she thinks the document she received was created by copying elements of the document published by The Intercept.
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Dmitriev was first connected to Prince's trip in the Seychelles earlier this week by The Intercept, which cited flight records.
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The Intercept reported Monday that the NSA believes hackers used that breach to obtain information used to spearphish its customers.
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The investigative outlet The Intercept first identified Russian banker Kirill Dmitriev as having met with Prince during the island visit.
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But on Tuesday, Reade's allegation came to the fore again when Grim reported on its general outline in the Intercept.
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If North Korea fired an ICBM at the US tomorrow, how confident are you that we could reliably intercept it?
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Zabit will give ground, give ground, and then intercept with a jumping back kick, a spinning backfist or an overhand.
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With communications sent by traditional means, eavesdroppers can intercept the data stream at every point along a fiber-optic line.
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"He was just candidly acknowledging the core tenets of U.S. foreign policy for decades," Glenn Greenwald wrote for The Intercept.
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Following a trail of clues, the F.B.I. soon arrested Ms. Winner two days before the Intercept published the classified report.
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More from The Intercept: China now has more than 750 million internet users, equivalent to the entire population of Europe.
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In 2021, NASA is planning to launch its DART mission to intercept a space rock and test asteroid deflection technology.
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The charges against the contractor, Reality Leigh Winner, above, were announced about an hour after The Intercept published the report.
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If the verification check itself isn't trustworthy, attackers can exploit that fact to remotely distribute malware or intercept sensitive data.
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By law, the agency could not intercept Mr. Trump's conversations with President Volodymyr Zelensky, or his predecessor Petro O. Poroshenko.
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The devices can track a user's location data through their mobile phones as well as intercept cellphone calls and messages.
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For example, we could require the Missile Defense Agency to spend $100 million to develop a boost phase intercept capability.
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It uses a high-energy laser to intercept aerial targets such as photoelectric guidance equipment, drones, guided bombs and mortars.
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Taiwanese fighter pilots are on call around the clock to intercept Chinese jets that regularly probe the island&aposs airspace.
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The Intercept said it did not know the identity of its source, who mailed the document in a plain envelope.
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After an ensuing uproar, and criticism from some Native Americans, Warren contacted the Cherokee Nation to apologize, the Intercept reported.
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The helicopter had to turn back after the pilots learned that Egyptian jets were taking off, perhaps to intercept them.
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Read more " _____ • Mattathias Schwartz in The Intercept: "What's most notable about the Rosenstein memo is what it does not say.
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The systems deployed overseas are designed to intercept missiles either prior to or after the midcourse phase of their flight.
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Tlaib told The Intercept that she does not believe those trips offer a comprehensive view of the highly contentious region.
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Internal EPA emails obtained by the Intercept show that major chemical companies also supported the move away from animal testing.
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As The Intercept has pointed out, Clinton got twice as much coverage on TV networks during the primaries as Sanders.
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Thompson was a reporter for the Intercept news website, which fired him last year saying he invented sources and quotes.
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Something is happening, and we are attempting to intercept it, to smuggle in design so these landscapes won't be destroyed.
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The U.S. military reportedly failed to intercept an incoming target in a ballistic missile defense test early Wednesday in Hawaii.
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They include traffic-free driving circles, twisties, and long highway sections where agents learn to evade ambushes and intercept suspects.
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The imperfect missile defenses in place in Korea and Japan might not be enough to intercept all that was incoming.
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Es cofundador de The Intercept y fue galardonado con el Pulitzer por sus investigaciones sobre los programas de vigilancia global.
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It added stakes in Allergan, Intercept Pharmaceuticals and Ironwood Pharmaceuticals at the end of 2017, according to a regulatory filing.
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HUAWEI VICE PRESIDENT JOHN SUFFOLK SAYS DOES NOT KNOW HOW CLOSE HUAWEI IS TO LAWFUL INTERCEPT GATEWAY IN ALL NETWORKS
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Researchers at Trend Micro note that with little more than a $20 dongle anyone can intercept and understand the messages.
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The devices can track a user's location data through their mobile phones as well as intercept cellphone calls and messages.
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He's off to the Intercept, the newsletter for Ralph Nader's national network of Public Interest Research Groups, to cover technology.
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To intercept the messages, the cops went to the service providers — either the suspects' cellphone company, Rogers; or BlackBerry itself.
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"There's no way that the authorities can intercept them, because there's such a huge flood across our borders from so many sources, it would just be prohibitively expensive to intercept them," said Dr. Harrison Pope, a professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School-affiliated McLean Hospital who was not involved in the new study.
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In July of this year, The Intercept reported that Bannon was pushing the White House to more closely regulate tech companies.
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Thompson was a reporter for the Intercept news website until he was fired last year for allegedly inventing sources and quotes.
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The Intercept report said the hacking granted intelligence agencies a "virtual seat in the cockpit" as Israeli drones hit militant targets.
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Joining me now for reaction is Glenn Greenwald, co-founder of the Intercept and a deep sceptic of the Intel communities.
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The use came more than a year after the first successful Arrow-3 intercept test was carried out in December 2015.
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However, on second-and-9, Armstrong cut in front of tight end Lance Kendricks to intercept Keenum's pass over the middle.
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Also Monday, Israel said it fired a pair of missiles to intercept two missiles fired from Syria in Israel&aposs direction.
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Missile intercept systems such as the US Patriot missile and Israeli Arrow, for example, are notorious for their tendency to malfunction.
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Less than a month ago, NASA moved the estimated flyby date back three days, and extended the asteroid's predicted intercept point.
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Intercept shares were up 14 pct at $152.25 on Tuesday on the Nasdaq, after touching a three-month high of $159.20.
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Zeldin was alluding to an article by The Intercept last week in which Tlaib described another member of Congress, Democratic Rep.
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To put it simply, an attacker could use this method to intercept and read secure communications with any number of sites.
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If a match is discovered, police can intercept the individual, interrogate them and compel them to undergo a urine drug test.
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In a report earlier this week, The Intercept identified another alleged target: VR Systems, a company related to US voting infrastructure.
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The Intercept report claims that Google's search app in China will automatically identify and filter websites banned by the Chinese government.
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TVNZ has also reported on the documents, which were leaked to The Intercept via the open source whistleblower submission site, SecureDrop.
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Google declined to comment specifically on The Intercept report and pointed to CEO Sundar Pichai's testimony last week on Capitol Hill.
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The leaks were distributed to a group of online news sites, including the Huffington Post, the Intercept, and the Daily Beast.
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A quarter of the hotel websites also aren't encrypting the link, making it much easier to intercept and access the information.
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But the review also encourages the Pentagon to study the possibility of creating satellites that can intercept nuclear missiles from space.
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If companies do not have the ability to intercept encrypted information, they can be forced to build tools to do so.
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As Jon Schwarz reported for the Intercept, the national anthem does include an often-forgotten third verse that glorifies killing slaves.
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The police have been collaborating with a private company called Guard from Above, which trains birds of prey to intercept drones.
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NATO members such as Britain regularly report scrambling jets to intercept Russian nuclear-capable bombers flying close to their air space.
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The files also show that Nazi spies and supporters in Chile managed to intercept radio communications made by the Chilean navy.
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A source told the Independent that the hotel may be bugged, and Beijing may try to intercept emails and other communications.
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The Intercept broke the news of the talk last night, and reported that it's set for Monday at 10AM in Seattle.
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This is all according to a new report in The Intercept, which raises fresh questions about the company's data sharing deals.
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Jansen is called in to try and intercept the object and figure out what is behind it before it reaches Earth.
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Christopher Giannetti, directing them to intercept Mr. Waters, who was walking along 104th Street near Park Avenue with two other people.
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The Intercept reports that despite this Google staff have been told to be ready to launch the app at short notice.
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Blacklisted results, which include topics like the Tiananmen Square massacre, will result in users seeing a blank page, The Intercept reports.
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And in the meantime, employees are spreading tongue-in-cheek memes related to human rights in China, according to The Intercept.
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Update 10/5/16 2:50pm EDT: According to Sam Biddle at The Intercept, Martin's residence was raided on August 27th.
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Tracking sensors then measure the rocket's trajectory and intercept and destroy it in space, before it re-enters the earth's atmosphere.
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A second official confirmed The Intercept document was authentic and did not dispute that the charges were directly tied to it.
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Today in the red chair is Mehdi Hasan, a columnist at the Intercept and the host of its weekly podcast Deconstructed.
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LONDON — The Metropolitan Police said it's considering using eagles to intercept drones following news of a similar project in the Netherlands.
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A source familiar with the case told Reuters that The Intercept was the recipient of leaks for which Albury was charged.
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Seoul, which controls the islands, fired hundreds of warning shots, and both countries scrambled jets to intercept the Russo-Chinese mission.
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"Contributors to the Figure Eight platform are not given who the data will benefit," one former crowd worker told the Intercept.
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It has its own propulsion, communications link, discrimination algorithms, guidance and control system and computers to support target selection and intercept.
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And then I had three other firms, to their credit, kind of intercept those offers and offer me a hybrid role.
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A government contractor allegedly printed and leaked a classified NSA document on Russian meddling in the U.S. election to The Intercept.
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"China has the right to take defensive measures," he told a daily news briefing, without identifying the site of the intercept.
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A surveillance catalog leaked to The Intercept in 2015 suggests that the device can also connect to and track satellite phones.
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The United States and its allies have two primary missile defense options to intercept a missile between North Korea and Guam.
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Guam itself is equipped with its own THAAD missile system, which could intercept any missiles launched from Pyongyang toward the island.
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"Hopefully my Republican colleagues are now going to finally take this issue seriously," he told The Intercept in a recent interview.
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NHTSA Administrator Mark Rosekind said vehicles would protect privacy by only exchanging safety information and would ensure hackers can't intercept signals.
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Washington (CNN)American and British spies have secretly monitored Israeli military drones, according to the latest investigative report by The Intercept.
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The documents, published by The Intercept, show how effective the operation — dubbed "Anarchist" — was at keeping tabs on the Israeli military.
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The area, which contains the highest points on Cyprus, offers access to the Levant, North Africa, and Turkey, The Intercept reports.
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Intercept said it intends to file for regulatory approval in the United States and Europe in the second half of 2019.
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The 25-year-old federal contractor was charged with leaking information regarding a 2016 Russian military intelligence cyberattack to The Intercept.
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The tools likely used by authorities are small boxes that emulate cell towers, allowing authorities to intercept cell data and locations.
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That means that anybody snooping on the unprotected connection could intercept the administrators' passwords and gain access to the entire system.
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Editor's Note: The text of this story has been unpublished after similarities were raised to an original report from The Intercept.
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The Intercept reported Wednesday that the company is conducting a highly secretive internal performance review of the project, code-named Dragonfly.
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Enforcement agents at domestic shipping centers, at airports, and at ports who intercept a salamander will have to check its species.
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VidCon coordinators said even golf carts were too risky, as eager fans could easily intercept creators en route to the conference.
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Because of this, there's the possibility that we may want to intercept Bennu in the future for the purpose of deflection.
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In November, The Intercept reported a training manual specifically instructing police in how to obtain Android location data, available online here.
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Juan Thompson, a former Intercept writer from Missouri, reportedly made the threats to "settle a personal score," reported Vox's Tara Golshan.
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The NSA is interested in collecting information from pacemakers and other biomedical devices for national security purposes, according to The Intercept.
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But drones can act as a sort of high-tech park ranger, monitoring wide expanses of land to intercept poaching gangs.
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The project – code-named Dragonfly – has been underway for more than a year between Google and Chinese government officials (The Intercept).
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Winner's attorney, Titus Thomas Nichols, declined to confirm whether she is accused of leaking the NSA report received by The Intercept.
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Libya's newly trained coastguards lack a strategy on where to deploy or how to detect and intercept smugglers, officials told Reuters.
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The Intercept, a left-leaning news outlet, has turned out a series of articles airing inside details about DCCC primary interventions.
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Congress must also renew a provision of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act known as Section 702, which lets spies intercept communications.
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"If there's something beneath the surface, that's not part of our relationship and I'm not directly aware," Lebovitz told the Intercept.
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From February 20 to March 31, 2017, she covered Russia more than any other single news item, according to The Intercept.
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But privacy advocates have argued it provides a backdoor to the US government to intercept the communications of its own citizens.
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Over 440 immigrants without legal status were targeted as part of operation, leading to 35 criminal arrests, according to The Intercept.
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US officials deemed that intercept "unsafe" as the armed Russian jet flew "erratically," in close proximity to the American spy plane.
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Once a dieback starts, the Amazon would be "beyond the reach of any subsequent human intervention or regret," The Intercept reported.
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Daniels said Tantaros failed to show anyone intercepted or tried to intercept her communications by hacking into her computer and cellphone.
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Manigault included a link to an Intercept article detailing the Clinton camp's efforts to secure favorable media coverage by "manipulating" reporters.
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Over 440 immigrants without legal status were targeted as part of operation, leading to 35 criminal arrests, according to The Intercept.
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NATO officials would not provide the intercept data to Military Times, citing that the figures were not public or recorded centrally.
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The P-8 reported turbulence from the intercept, and the Navy characterized the incident as "irresponsible," according to the news release.
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According to the cables seen by The Intercept and the New York Times, Brasco said he was paid $3,000 a month.
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At the federal level, the Wiretap Act makes it illegal to deliberately intercept and record other people's phone calls or emails.
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CNN first reported the latest test, which included a missile launched from land and an intercept target launched from an aircraft.
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Section 21625 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act gives U.S. intelligence agencies the ability to intercept the communications of non-U.
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For legal and technical reasons, our IMSI-catcher did not intercept text messages or phone calls, like more powerful versions can.
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In fact, the national anthem itself includes a third verse that glorifies killing slaves, Jon Schwarz pointed out for the Intercept.
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"Exploiting SS7 specific features is one of several existing ways to intercept SMS," said Positive Technologies Telecommunications Security lead Dmitry Kurbatov.
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One week in, The Intercept reported that only 11 of the original 24 states still had some degree of strike activity.
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The group plans to create a multistate database to trace and intercept guns used in crimes or transported across state lines.
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She later told The Intercept that while on their honeymoon in the Canary Islands, Mr. Porter kicked her during an argument.
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George Joseph reported for the Intercept last July that DHS monitored the Twitter and Vine accounts of protesters in Ferguson, Missouri.
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The United States continues to intercept Russian communication, and the flow of that intelligence remains strong, said current and former officials.
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It is able to calculate when rockets will land in open areas, choosing not to intercept them, or toward civilian centers.
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"Our cell-site simulator technology does not allow us to intercept what people are saying to each other," Mr. Byrne said.
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In January 2019, the Intercept, a left-aligned antiwar outlet, published a deeply reported exposé on Gabbard's ties to Hindu nationalists.
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The cabinet said it will be responsible for unified allocation of medical goods and local governments cannot intercept or transfer them.
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For more … Ryan Grim and Aída Chávez of The Intercept criticize Bloomberg's plan for not being generous enough on loan forgiveness.
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A handful of black-clad protesters, some wearing masks, went around the block to intercept the Proud Boys, the police said.
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"As terrorist acts rock Europe, law enforcement's ability to legally intercept communication is critical to uncovering the next plot," Bratton said.
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The charges came months after a 10-part Intercept series that suggested that an investigation into Bolsonaro's predecessor was a sham.
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"We at The Intercept have always opposed the use of the Espionage Act against government whistleblowers," Reed wrote in the statement.
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To help the traffickers get their drugs back, the authorities set up roadblocks to intercept the buses, then shot at them.
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She did not tell her judiciary committee colleagues about the matter until The Intercept reported details of the incident last week.
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Only the federal and justice authorities can lawfully intercept private communications in Mexico, but require a court order to do so.
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Leaked documents published by The Intercept in November revealed a vast network of Iranian influence in Iraq, largely orchestrated by Soleimani.
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A 2016 report from The Intercept revealed 55 cases where Google employees moved into jobs in the federal government under Obama.
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No existing defenses, in the United States or elsewhere, can intercept a missile that can move so fast while maneuvering unpredictably.
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DailyPay's 2018 Series B brought its total funding to $22 million from investors including Inspiration Ventures, Intercept Ventures, and RPM Ventures.
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Their main aim: To intercept Soviet bombers and missiles crossing the North Pole on their way to targets in North America.
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In 2015, The Intercept received a massive cache of documents that offered an unprecedented view into the US government's drone program.
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As The Intercept previously reported, Ring granted a number of workers in Ukraine access to Ring user video for research purposes.
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Biden supported Social Security cuts as early as 1984 and as recently as 2018, an analysis by The Intercept later found.
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The Intercept first reported in March 2018 that Kushner had messaged with bin Salman on WhatsApp, a popular encrypted communication app.
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The troops repaired and constructed border fencing and flew border protection agents by helicopter to intercept immigrants trying to enter illegally.
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Department of Defense tests have typically been controlled, and there have only been four successful ballistic missile intercept tests since 2004.
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"We spent all summer getting the shit kicked out of us back home," one unnamed Democrat told the Intercept on Tuesday.
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The United States did successfully intercept a medium-range ballistic missile off the coast of Hawaii in an August 2017 test.
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The Intercept published pictures Wednesday that showed one of Porter's ex-wives with a black eye after he allegedly attacked her.
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Russian lawful intercept equipment maker Malvin Systems provides SORM-compatible technology that sits on top of the "port" created by Nokia.
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Spain's acting foreign minister, Josep Borrell, said at the time that the US had asked the UK to intercept the ship.
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The Intercept also reported that individuals involved with the plans have held secret meetings with potential donors in the Trump Hotel.
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It's not entirely secure, since there are devices that intercept Bluetooth communications, so for passwords I type directly on the phone.
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"I don't think people understand what it would mean to cut off federal assistance," one California police officer told the Intercept.
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Of course the FBI already knew all this before The Intercept published its story, having received the documents on June 1.
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In the version Re/code obtained, the added sentence alleges a dimension of racism to a previous firing at The Intercept.
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They also sped up the deployment of the THAAD system — which is primarily designed to intercept missiles coming from North Korea.
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The Arrow 3's main goal is to intercept long-range missiles from Iran, possibly in the future involving a nuclear warhead.
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In January, the Intercept reported that back in 2016 Ring security cameras gave "virtually unfettered access" to Ring customers' unencrypted video streams.
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A Justice Department spokeswoman says that she will not comment on a story based on anonymous sources and an uncorroborated intelligence intercept.
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First reported by The Intercept, Comey is scheduled to speak at 10am PT as part of a "fish bowl" event for employees.
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The Obama administration had previously approved asking for much more information from people on terror watch lists, The Intercept reported in 2014.
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The Omidyar Network was founded in 2004 by eBay billionaire Pierre Omidyar, who also owns the US-based news organization The Intercept.
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They also had a reputation for bashing other women, including Koenig, Chaudry, and Natasha Vargas-Cooper (the Intercept writer who interviewed Wilds).
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The Intercept has obtained what it claims is a recent document that describes a new service being offered to Facebook's advertising clients.
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Like Trump, he has looked back on the Iraq War and called it a "mistake," according to audio obtained by The Intercept.
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The Intercept identified eight facilities across the U.S. that function as hubs for AT&T's efforts to collaborate with the intelligence agency.
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Talk currently powers platforms for nearly 50 online publishers, including the Post, New York Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, and The Intercept.
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But national naval vessels are now trying to intercept them closer to the Libyan coast and pull rather than push them back.
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The background is this: The majority of Google employees learned about Dragonfly earlier this month, when it was reported in the Intercept.
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The attention on it burst into the public when the Intercept published a report on the rumors surrounding the letter on Wednesday.
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