The last few weeks of training have focused on tactical air intercepts, combat maneuvering and dogfighting — "more into the challenging tactical intercepts while incorporating the mission systems," he said.
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Its navy often performs admirably when it intercepts pirate attacks.
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Telephone intercepts indicated that someone big was about to arrive.
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However, Krystal is smarter than they think and intercepts them.
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These "intercepts" began even before Manafort was Trump's campaign manager.
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The American intercepts were first reported by The Washington Post.
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The Washington Post first reported the details of the intercepts.
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Read more about the intelligence intercepts in The Washington Post's report.
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Wu said Japanese planes were using dangerous tactics during those intercepts.
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In response, Japan has been doubling its F-15 jet intercepts.
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The Navy classifies aviation intercepts simply as either safe or unsafe.
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The official said they got the information from text message intercepts.
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THAAD is now 14 for 14 on test intercepts since 2005.
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Major espionage cases don't typically run FISA intercepts nearly that long.
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The intercepts have continued into 2017, the most recent being this week.
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The Washington Post broke the story using leaked intercepts of Flynn's conversations.
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The United States routinely intercepts unidentified aircraft approaching our coasts or borders.
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Out of those roughly 9.2 million intercepts, none were listed as incriminating.
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The claim comes from intercepts of conversations between Russia's ambassador and Moscow.
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And the intercepts were briefed to CIA leadership, contrary to Clapper's assurance.
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Riyadh intercepts ballistic missiles Hariri's resignation triggered a crescendo of war drums.
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Russia intercepts a lazy pass from Uruguay's goalkeeper and Dzyuba is open.
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Intelligence officials knew otherwise, based on routine intercepts of Mr. Kislyak's conversations.
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Find the equation that has intercepts (27, -24) and (28, 27). 53.
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US intercepts Russian bombers, fighter jets off the coast of Alaska 90.
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The intercepts in question were first revealed to the public by Rep.
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Such airborne intercepts are on the rise over the East China Sea, with Japan now averaging roughly two intercepts of Chinese aircraft per day since April of last year, nearly twice as many as in the 12 months prior.
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There are a number of intercepts that take place on a regular basis.
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Prosecutors used telephone taps, email intercepts and records of money transfers as evidence.
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The more growth signals it intercepts, the more machines, or ribosomes, it makes.
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The newspaper cited current and former U.S. officials familiar with U.S. intelligence intercepts.
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It was a spy-novel-worthy case involving electronic intercepts, surveillance and coded messages.
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I consider going to a late-night happy hour alone, but a friend intercepts.
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Maybe that means Mallory intercepts Tate (Evan Peters) from donning that Rubber Man suit.
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The U.S. official said Russian intercepts happen routinely and the majority are conducted safely.
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During the course of our previous six intercepts, we'd developed and refined this tactic.
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"The content of these intercepts has not become public," the author, Jane Mayer, added.
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A Russian Defense Ministry statement said it had based that estimate on radio intercepts.
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Ukrainian and Western officials, citing intelligence intercepts, have blamed pro-Russian rebels for the incident.
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The boss intercepts your email rant comparing her to the demogorgon in the Upside Down.
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Black carbon forms a thin layer that intercepts and absorbs the sunlight that hits Earth.
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The security company intercepts an empty runaway prosthesis that looks like a Scandinavian beauty queen.
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NATO officials have acknowledged an increase in the number of intercepts of Russian military aircraft.
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However, pilots on the ground in Estonia report that the intercepts remain safe and professional.
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It notes that Moro leaked phone intercepts to the media, a violation of Brazilian law.
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"There have been a series of unsafe intercepts," a NATO official said of Russian pilots.
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Intercepts of conversations with leaders can be important before a meeting or in a negotiation.
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The United States reported two intercepts by Chinese military aircraft against American planes in 2016.
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Intelligence analysts burned the midnight oil poring over satellite images, communications intercepts, and radar data.
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Sometime during all of this, Cohen-Watnick found the intelligence intercepts that mention Trump officials.
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The story is based on interviews with unnamed current and former officials who discussed intelligence intercepts.
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Kaspersky has maintained that the data in its system is encrypted and intercepts would be useless.
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The NSA is responsible for what's called "signals intelligence": electronic intercepts, email surveillance, and so forth.
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After some snooping, Jay intercepts an invite for Sepp for yet another Hodel-sponsored art event.
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The US has long protested Russian intercepts of its aircraft; there have been several this year.
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Japan's Defense Ministry on Friday said its Self Defense Force follows international law when conducting intercepts.
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If a criminal somehow intercepts the information, he'll only get a useless virtual credit card number.
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These include intercepts monitored by US intelligence that showed suggestions of illegal coordination but nothing overt.
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It is not surprising that their names were collected in intercepts targeting the officials in question.
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They said telephone intercepts used to track his movements picked up conversations about illegal people trafficking.
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U.S. intelligence intercepts indicate Khashoggi's disappearance involved the highest levels of the Saudi government, including Salman.
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The Air Force also recently released footage of "safe and standard" intercepts over the Baltic Sea.
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In May, F-22 Raptors on alert had two back-to-back intercepts of Russian aircraft.
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Ms. Gorbuz's department translated telephone intercepts from the new system and forwarded them to the Americans.
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Major Lazane said that Norad had conducted more than 1,900 "intercepts of nonmilitary aircraft" since Sept.
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But the intercepts do not reveal whether Prince Mohammed directly ordered the killing of Mr. Khashoggi.
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Apple intercepts suspected child pornography and reports it to law enforcement, a warrant obtained by Forbes shows.
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The group also said it is aware of other intercepts whose content has not been made public.
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By bringing up reports of electronic surveillance and intercepts and all that, he further muddies the water.
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There have been a number of aircraft intercepts between Russia and the United States in recent months.
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Dangerous intercepts of American aircraft by Chinese ones, common between 2011 and 2013, became rarer by 2014.
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Significant intercepts by US, Canadian, and British fighers of Russian aircraft in international airspace produced remarkable photos.
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Those intercepts were shared with senators in classified materials last week, making it impossible to suppress them.
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The first couple of intercepts were straightforward because they were near aid stations or on paved roads.
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The NSA, however, has said previously it created "destruction waivers" to keep such intercepts in certain cases.
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The Washington Post reported Thursday that U.S. intercepts unveiled that Russian officials celebrated Trump's win in November.
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The source also noted, however, that communication intercepts are viewed with caution because they are subject to interpretation.
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What might happen next: Trump also tweeted that these incidental intercepts of his associates are unrelated to Russia.
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" Corker added: "We obviously have intercepts from the past that point to involvement at a very high level.
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Satellite data and communications intercepts were also reviewed, and a research team took soil samples in eastern Ukraine.
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Read more: Secret Service intercepts bombs addressed to Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama At around 10:10 a.m.
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Instead of letting brand new products sit in landfills for all eternity, Optoro intercepts before they get there.
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The investigators released telephone intercepts of Russian-speaking forces requesting the missiles to stop Ukrainian air-force attacks.
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When Wikileaks published alleged communication intercepts obtained from the NSA, the organization did not print the original documents.
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That way, even if a hacker intercepts it, they won't be able to access the person's physical location.
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The investigation team published the telephone call intercepts on its website and appealed for witnesses to come forward.
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This week, RAF Typhoon fighter jets exercised with the visiting B-52s, practicing intercepts over the North Sea.
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There are about half a dozen intercepts of foreign state aircraft per year, according to Canadian Lt. Gen.
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The intercepts were part of a review of communications and other intelligence from the hours after the attack.
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The FBI would not comment on whether any of the claims discussed in the intercepts have been verified.
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Freda loses her shit, grabs a security guard's gun and blasts on Lucious, but Jamal intercepts the bullet!
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Communication intercepts from before and after the attacks are being reviewed to see if they implicate Iranian officials.
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This means if anyone intercepts the message -- a hacker for example -- it's mostly just jumbled characters and symbols.
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Both claimed years later to have overheard radio intercepts that suggested the DC-6 had been shot down.
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The lawmakers want the information to better inform public debate over the rules governing access to such intercepts.
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Jack (AnnaSophia Robb), intercepts Donna, a professional applying for the job, as she arrives at Mark and Kay's house.
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The data that the New York Police Department turned over refers to intercepts from 2008 to May 15, 2015.
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Keylogger software intercepts the commands a keyboard sends to a computer, recording every time a user hits a key.
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If the number is in Nomorobo database as a spam call, the system intercepts the call and hangs up.
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McAfee described a specific device that intercepts phone calls, tracks keystrokes before they are encrypted and takes screen captures.
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It's unclear how this model worked but most likely it intercepts the credit card data as it's being swiped.
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But Darlene hacked into that proxy, so now it intercepts each Postmates link and adds her own affiliate link.
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The case against Degiorgio is built mostly around intercepts of mobile phone data compiled by the FBI and Bajada.
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Saidi said radio intercepts suggested the militants were running out of ammunition and he expected them to fold shortly.
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He wrote that the high court should have jurisdiction over the intercepts because they involve the country's sitting president.
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The Sixth Fleet said the Russian jet had made three intercepts, two of which it deemed to be safe.
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It is unclear whether any phone intercepts relevant to the election meddling investigation have gone to the American authorities.
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Several officials said intelligence operations — including aerial surveillance, electronic intercepts and informant networks — have improved over the past year.
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In the "man-in-the-middle fraud," a hacker intercepts emails to you, gaining access to your financial information.
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However, Obama's directive late last year allowed more raw intercepts to be passed to more people at more agencies.
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SAUDI-LED COALITION SAYS INTERCEPTS AND DESTROYS EXPLOSIVE LADEN BOAT LAUNCHED BY YEMEN'S HOUTHIS FROM HODEIDAH PORT - ARABIYA TV
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Initially, he said the surveillance contained intercepts of the president's calls, and then backtracked and said it was possible.
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"I need to know more about records they obtained through intercepts, here or in Mexico," Balarezo told the judge.
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That information is based in part on Russian-to-Russian intercepts, and Kislyak might have exaggerated the encounter, sources said.
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It intercepts boatloads of migrants and refugees and then places them in detention on small, relatively poor Pacific island nations.
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On phone intercepts that authorities used to track Mered, he was heard laughing about the fatal overloading of migrant ships.
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Mr. Rakhmatov was charged after the federal agents captured him discussing the plot with Mr. Habibov in numerous electronic intercepts.
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Two front line officers told Reuters radio intercepts indicated that the militants' ammunition, arms and food supplies were running low.
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What is new is a country leaking the intercepts back to the public of the target nation through a middleperson.
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But as she does, an employee at the restaurant intercepts her and insists that she use the men's restroom instead.
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Between 2016 and 2018, NORAD conducted 164 intercepts of foreign and civilian aircraft, according to statistics recently provided to Military.com.
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Since last fall, the committee has been quietly seeking documents and intercepts that the National Security Agency gathered in Ukraine.
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"You've got four American officials who are talking to the press about supposedly classified intercepts that were made," he said.
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Rachel Noble will become next director-general of the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD), which intercepts electronic communications from foreign countries.
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But more importantly Aldo's best finishes have come as he intercepts his man changing levels to go after his hips.
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If a third party intercepts the message, they of course observe it and fundamentally change it, leaving your initial communication protected.
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The counter-measure intercepts the incoming, say RPG, and collides with it mid-air at a safe distance from the vehicle.
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The President, however, dismissed the key distinction between his claim and the type of legal and incidental intercepts Nunes had suggested.
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The Pentagon suspects the recent intercepts of Russian aircraft near Alaska are related to new testing on long-grounded Soviet bombers.
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Intelligence intercepts, or their gist, hit the front page about as often as presidents are accused of high crimes and misdemeanors.
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Intelligence intercepts picked up the calls Flynn had with the Russians, the contents of which proved Flynn's claims to be false.
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Some, though, think it could be a reference to "classified raw" intelligence, such as the unverified Steele dossier or possible intercepts.
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According to Steele's memos, the damaging material on Clinton was political, not personal, and had been gathered partly from Russian intercepts.
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Depending on the weather and time of day, the intercepts, when and if they happen, can produce incredible photos and video.
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Beginning in the summer of 2015, WikiLeaks published several classified N.S.A. intercepts of world leaders from Brazil, Japan, Germany, and France.
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Keylogger software intercepts the commands a keyboard sends to your computer, logging the keystrokes that make up your passwords and messages.
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In September, NBC News reported that U.S. intelligence agencies considered Russia to be the main suspect, citing evidence from communications intercepts.
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This means if anyone intercepts the message — a hacker or government spy service, for example — it's just jumbled characters and symbols.
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I prefer to start with the informal, like mall intercepts, to understand who the customer is and what they care about.
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That's almost double the number of intercepts Japan's Air Self Defense Force made on Chinese aircraft in the same period in 22.
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They could have come from within the agencies themselves, although they have a pretty good record for discretion where intercepts are concerned.
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It intercepts ballistic missiles during their "terminal" phase — that is, when they have passed their apogee and begun falling toward their targets.
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She sees Nathan approach Issa's apartment and intercepts, because a real friend sometimes knows what's best for us, even when we don't.
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One reason the U.S. initially thought Shishani had been killed is that intercepts of his communications had gone silent, CNN has learned.
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Krasinski will play Ryan, an ex-military CIA agent who intercepts a terrorist communication while out on a field assignment, Variety reports.
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Intercepts of Russian aircraft by NATO have increased over the last year amid heightened tensions between the West and Moscow over Ukraine.
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"As Edward Snowden has so helpfully explained to everyone, the NSA are the best at signal intercepts," one security official told BuzzFeed.
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Mueller's report is likely to draw on grand jury material as well as intelligence intercepts, information that experts expect would be redacted.
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" She went on to warn that the most secure way to avoid telephone intercepts was not to use "any modern communication devices.
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Last week, South Korea helped the United States military install a Thaad missile-defense battery, which intercepts enemy rockets at higher altitudes.
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Beyond hardware, services can deposit long strings of code that provide an effectively invisible second factor — provided no one intercepts it in transit.
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In this instance, AI could serve an enormously valuable defensive function by performing intercepts exponentially faster than having a human decision maker involved.
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They said on Friday they have also been picking up militants' chatter through phone intercepts in which they were talking about Sajna's killing.
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WashPost claims that U.S. intelligence intercepts show MBS had previously ordered an operation to lure Khashoggi back to Saudi Arabia to be arrested.
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This week a South Korean Aegis destroyer was practicing missiles intercepts with Japanese and US destroyers equipped with the Aegis missile defense system.
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So far there are no intelligence intercepts that have been found directly confirming that Russian military or intelligence officials communicated about the attack.
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US Intercepts Test Missile Over Pacific OceanThe Pentagon's Missile Defense Agency has successfully tested a long-range missile interceptor for the first time.
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These stories, which led directly to Flynn's resignation and his devastating guilty plea for lying to the FBI, clearly came from intelligence intercepts.
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The Russian government, which has denied involvement in the plane's destruction, said on Thursday it could not verify the authenticity of the intercepts.
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In the East China Sea, US officials have accused Chinese jets of carrying out multiple "unsafe" intercepts of American aircraft in recent months.
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Hoover went on to say the FBI had evidence of Oswald's guilt and intercepts of Oswald's communications with Cuba and the Soviet Union.
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Tod Wolters, said unsafe intercepts between NATO and Russian aircraft have decreased over the past two years and are in most cases safe.
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Wolters said that NATO has tracked every intercept for the past four years, and that thousands of intercepts have occurred over international waters.
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The Washington Post reported this week, however, that intelligence intercepts suggest that Sessions may have discussed campaign matters with Kislyak during their meetings.
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If, however, the president tweeted real news, he revealed the existence of intercepts that cover members of his team in a continuing investigation.
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Officials were able to pinpoint his location using a combination of top-secret information from informants, electronic intercepts, reconnaissance aircraft, and other surveillance.
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Mr. Putin avoids telephones, and the National Security Agency, which intercepts electronic communications and calls, lacked strong intelligence about his intentions in 2016.
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In 2014-2016, successful tests of the EKV accomplished warhead intercepts in outer space, the equivalent of hitting a bullet with a bullet.
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It's easy for us to think that the United States gets most of its intelligence from CIA spies, satellite photos, or NSA intercepts.
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Privacy-minded lawmakers are demanding that the N.S.A. estimate the volume of communications involving an American that it incidentally intercepts while targeting foreigners.
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In the old days, intelligence about terrorist threats came from the top down, with foreign intercepts being shared with local and state police departments.
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But several other officials pointed out there were at least four separate streams of intelligence, some of which included communications intercepts and human intelligence.
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According to the U.S., the Russian jet conducted four intercepts of the Poseidon, and the one that was considered unsafe lasted about 19 minutes.
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Reading between the lines, the case likely began with intercepts from the NSA, passed through the intelligence community from Fort Meade to the FBI.
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The IP bill introduces new authorization mechanisms, such as a so-called 'double lock', with senior minister and judicial sign off involved in intercepts.
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The information is based in part on Russian-to-Russian intercepts where the meeting was discussed, three sources familiar with the information tell CNN.
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Deflection intercepts need to occur months, years or decades in advance, and the associated intercept locations are typically very far from Earth, he said.
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THAAD uses radar to track when a ballistic missile is launched and then intercepts and destroys the missile before it descends onto its target.
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Intercepts of Russian aircraft by NATO have increased over the last year amid heightened tensions between the West and Moscow over the Ukraine crisis.
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Once he could secure his money, he said on the phone intercepts, he wanted to move to Sweden, where his wife and son lived.
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The leak of GCHQ's cable intercepts alone led to the downfall of a dozen national governments, and the collapse of hundreds of treaty negotiations.
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This is the 28503th and 22019th intercepts this year and the 2nd day in a row that Russia has flown into the Alaskan ADIZ.
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Soon Flynn would be engulfed in new revelations, when intelligence community intercepts of his conversations with the Russian ambassador were leaked to the media.
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The disclosure immediately raised concerns from lawmakers who said that, by even disclosing the existence of the intercepts, Nunes had inappropriately revealed classified information.
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Intelligence intercepts made clear that both those claims were false, and acting attorney general Sally Yates warned the White House that Flynn had lied.
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In the months that followed, they said, more evidence came to light, including intercepts of Russian officials discussing Mr. Page and other Trump associates.
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For the Broadcom network interface card, however, the researchers went further, building actual proof-of-concept malicious firmware that intercepts the computer's network communications.
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Second, he will now be denied access to highly classified intercepts and information that may bear directly on the people with whom he's dealing.
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Now, analysts from the other 16 intelligence agencies — including the F.B.I. — can sift through certain streams of raw intercepts themselves, applying "minimization" rules afterward.
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The government intercepts Joe's words as an "incidental" byproduct of its targeting of Ivan; the government is not monitoring Joe's conversations with anyone else.
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Yet when it came to protecting his former colleagues on Trump's transition team, he felt fine leaking details about FISA intercepts to the press.
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Let's say the US government has a FISA warrant on my fiancée, who is Canadian, and intercepts some boring call we have about groceries.
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As the name suggests, the malware also intercepts all incoming and outgoing phone calls, and, as demonstrated, allows the remote activation of the device mic.
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The head of India's National Investigation Agency told reporters that intercepts of phone calls made by the gunmen indicated that they had come from Pakistan.
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Kushner's interest in a back channel first was reported by The Washington Post, which cited intercepts of conversations between Russia's ambassador, Sergei Kislyak, and Moscow.
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Italian magistrates in Sicily expect voice recognition tests will rapidly reveal if the man in custody is the person they overheard in numerous phone intercepts.
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Showing video footage and phone intercepts at a briefing on Thursday, the SBU said it had uncovered a plot to instigate protests before the council.
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VGS locks up the real strings and sends the aliases to you instead, then intercepts those aliases and swaps them with the originals when necessary.
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However, Raytheon and Boeing both say the technology is constantly evolving, pointing to the two most recent back-to-back intercepts which were deemed successful.
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Intelligence intercepts picked up Kushner's conversations with foreign intelligence targets about efforts to stop the Israeli settlements resolution, according an official briefed on the matter.
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Rather, they say, the purpose of the Thaad system, which detects and intercepts incoming missiles at high altitudes, is to track missiles launched from China.
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Mr. Bolton made it something of a habit to request the identity of American officials whose names had been blacked out of sensitive intelligence intercepts.
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In retaliation, American officials made an unusually aggressive move: They turned over the intercepts to the left-leaning Greek government of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras.
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In June, American officials determined from the intercepts of his communications — email, texts, phone calls or a combination — that he had been paying the protesters.
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Essentially, Eero intercepts DNS queries and blocks the ones to suspicious content — it could be a phishing site, an adult site or an ad network.
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Officials blamed the autonomy-seeking PKK, citing radio intercepts, although Islamic State also claimed responsibility for the attack, according to the group's Amaq news agency.
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One US official told CNN that the US is examining communications intercepts to see if it can learn any more about what may have happened.
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Republicans have been wailing, with good reason, that the content and participants of secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) intercepts got leaked to the press.
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This was never confirmed; the most recent reports suggest Nunes isn't even sure if any White House officials at all were taped in his intercepts.
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There's another lesson to be gained from the public exposure of the intercepts targeting Awlaki in 2009: Alerting Awlaki to the intercept allowed him to respond.
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Opinion: How to defeat ISIS One reason the U.S. initially thought Shishani had been killed is that intercepts of his communications had gone silent, CNN learned.
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But the translation provided by Italian prosecutors of Berhe's phone intercepts and chats appear to be taken out of context, and are at times wildly inaccurate.
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He later reportedly told lawmakers behind closed doors that Russian-to-Russian intercepts suggested that the third meeting between Sessions and Kislyak might have taken place.
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Amid the upheaval, Mr. da Silva contends that Sergio Moro, the judge overseeing the Petrobras investigation, unfairly targeted him by releasing intercepts of his telephone conversations.
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In addition, communications intercepts captured Israeli officials saying that Kushner told them he would help with the resolution, a former senior US intelligence official tells CNN.
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The man who intercepts Oscar's journey to steal his stash is straight out of central casting, replete with gleaming white teeth and a black vaquero hat.
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Despite the account in the court documents — which was based on intelligence intercepts — Mr. Peskov, the Kremlin's spokesman, dismissed as incredible Mr. Flynn's version of events.
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The agencies are frequently reluctant to share direct intercepts of conversations or to allow their individual officers or analysts to provide information directly to the committees.
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Russian hackers had also been detected trying to break into voter registration systems, and intelligence intercepts indicated some sort of plan to interfere with the election.
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He had previously apologized for sharing with the White House secret intelligence intercepts related to an investigation of Russian election interference before talking to committee members.
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Those would include intercepts of conversations and the harvesting of computer data from "implants" that the United States and its allies have put in Russian networks.
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Friday's batch of documents include intercepts of Lee Harvey Oswald, who shot Kennedy in November of 1963 in Dallas, calling the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City.
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It's believed that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) directly ordered the execution of Khashoggi over his criticism of the Saudi regime, according to U.S. intelligence intercepts.
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"Highly classified intercepts illustrate Russian government planning and direction of a multifaceted campaign by Moscow to undermine the integrity of the American political system," said the official.
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At that point, they will have only one mission: continue on with the Golden Records in hopes that another advanced civilization, somewhere in the galaxy, intercepts them.
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As with this current investigation into ties between Russia and Trump's associates, the Hasan-Awlaki intercepts got leaked in the context of a highly charged political claims.
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Whittaker jabs in, circles off, intercepts Jacare with a winding front kick to the body, then counters with a body shot and a right to the head.
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Aerial encounters US and Russian aircraft conduct regular intercepts of foreign aircraft in international airspace and most are deemed to be safe and professional by both sides.
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Even though Dutch resistance fighters and their own communications intercepts told the Allies there would be more fighting than planned, they went ahead with the operation anyway.
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The number is based on radio intercepts and intelligence from the ground, military officials said, adding that some militants had already been caught by Indian security forces.
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Thor Thor has the distinction of being the first Avenger to meet Thanos, who intercepts his ship of Asgardians in one of Thor: Ragnarok's post-credits scenes.
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Mr. Powell's presentation included fuzzy images and partial communications intercepts, and detailed what came to be understood as wildly wrong assessments about the Iraqi government's illicit weapons.
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Among those intercepts were conversations among Kremlin officials about contacts with people close to Mr. Trump, including Mr. Page, according to current and former American security officials.
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"With all of the recently reported electronic surveillance, intercepts, unmasking and illegal leaking of information," Mr. Trump said in a pair of tweets posted around 1 p.m.
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The N.S.A., the C.I.A. and the National Counterterrorism Center also later gained the power to share and search raw Prism intercepts using Americans' information for intelligence purposes.
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The shootdown was reported to have links to President Vladimir Putin's government as communications intercepts showed heightened call volumes between the government and the pro-Russia separatists.
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Those would include intercepts of conversations and the harvesting of computer data from "implants" that the United States and its allies have put in Russian computer networks.
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That's enabled an entirely new industry of tech companies, primarily network equipment providers like Nokia, to build and install technologies on telecom networks that facilitate lawful intercepts.
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He intercepts her at the top of an escalator, which doubles as his metaphorical emotional summit, as Adam Duritz whimpers "I am reeeaaady" over and over again.
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Mr. Aldakhil, the other aide to the crown prince caught in the intercepts, until recently was the general manager of the Saudi-owned television network Al Arabiya.
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Moments later, the President watches as both Clapper and Yates testify that they had reviewed intercepts containing the unmasked identities of Trump, his associates and members of Congress.
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He also said from a conversation with Nunes that there did not appear to have been any "unmasking" of any of the US people mentioned in the intercepts.
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Yet the readiness of America's spies to leak damning information from wire taps and intercepts against their commander-in-chief shows how deeply unhealthy the situation has become.
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The Washington Post reports that U.S. intercepts showed efforts by the Saudi crown prince Mohammad bin Salman to lure the reporter back to the kingdom and detain him.
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Last week, he rushed over to the White House to say he had seen transcripts of apparently legal intercepts that may have swept up some Trump campaign officials.
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But another federal case, this time in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, was listed as coming in second place, with some 2770 million intercepts collected from 22018 individuals.
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The details were shared with CNN as an explanation to The Washington Post reporting, which it said was based on intercepts of conversations between Russia's ambassador and Moscow.
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When Trump claimed, without evidence, that President Obama wiretapped Trump Tower in early March, Cohen-Watnick combed through old intelligence intercepts, seemingly in an attempt to vindicate him.
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The United States picked up a mix of phone intercepts and tips from sources, American and European officials said, and there were reports that Pakistan also provided intelligence.
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While traditional ballistic missiles have a set course that make intercepts possible, the speed of hypersonics and their ability to maneuver en route makes interception significantly more complex.
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So to be clear, CIA officials took the time to extract the whistleblower information from the intercepts, wrote a report and then shared that information with CIA management.
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For example, even if it ultimately is determined to have been inappropriately obtained, he still has the full take of what was captured from the Carter Page intercepts.
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The minimization practice exists to protect Americans' privacy because most spy intercepts overseas are captured without a court-approved warrant required by the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution.
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While the official would not detail the precise intelligence that has led to this conclusion, the agency utilizes satellite imagery, electronic intercepts and human intelligence gained from operatives.
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US intelligence intercepts indicating Saudi Arabian officials discussed a plan to lure Kashoggi back to the kingdom will likely further drive the standoff between lawmakers and the President.
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Such intelligence collection is typically conducted by a combination of American spy satellites, electronic intercepts collected by the National Security Agency and possibly covert operations by C.I.A. spies.
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From there, he built a program that intercepts the visual data when it's on its way from memory to to the picture processing unit and rendered it using Python.
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The Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) weapon system intercepts a threat-representative intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM) target during Flight Test THAAD (FTT)-18 on July 11, 2017.
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The formulaic workings of a long-winded math equation intercepts with the gilded presentations of classical painting, but one thing appears remiss—there are no paintings in these artworks.
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This drone then intercepts the rogue drone and shoots a net at the target drone to either cause the drone to crash or tether it to the larger drone.
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Japan regularly scrambles fighters to intercept Chinese and Russian aircraft that fly close to its territory, with 999 such intercepts in the twelve months that ended on March 31.
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In revealing the intercepts targeting Awlaki, Hoekstra and others explicitly questioned whether the FBI and the Obama Administration paid due attention to Hasan's efforts to reach out to Awlaki.
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"Highly classified intercepts illustrate Russian government planning and direction of a multifaceted campaign by Moscow to undermine the integrity of the American political system," said the official. http://nbcnews.
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Mr Mueller's most significant work could involve a counter-intelligence probe built around closely-held secret evidence of National Security Agency intercepts of Russians talking to Russians, they say.
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About a minute later, according to the FBI intercepts cited in the charging document, Journalist 2 called Frese, and Frese conveyed classified information from the reports to the journalist.
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It's mostly in the air with intercepts, and those could possibly be due to different pilots ... is it an air force guy in the cockpit or a navy guy?
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Android and Windows systems are vulnerable to "man in the middle" attacks, where an attacker intercepts communications between devices by secretly acting as a relay station between the two.
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Even many legal experts have said that the judiciary has breached protocol and acted outside the law, strongly suggesting that the release of intercepts is part of a coup.
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Prosecution documents say the Ugandan government provided investigators with thousands of pages of logbooks and intelligence reports, along with recordings of radio intercepts and satellite calls of the rebels.
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The Coast Guard still intercepts thousands of migrants attempting to come to the US every year and sends them back from where they came or to a third country.
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She also explained how the company is using methods like partnerships and cart intercepts to make the online space more similar to how people shop for candy in stores.
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Officials would not describe the specific intelligence, but in addition to monitoring public statements from Iran, the US intelligence community is capable of using overhead satellites and communication intercepts.
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" The spokesman, Sean Coit, said Mr. Coons had "simply stated that a full review of all relevant transcripts and intelligence intercepts is necessary to determine if collusion took place.
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Maltese media said investigators had homed in on the suspects following telephone intercepts – known as triangulation data – that included the call from a mobile phone which triggered the car bomb.
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"Our legislation for telecommunication intercepts, being able to access data, in order to investigate and prosecute criminal activity, with a warrant, is no longer fit for purpose," he told Reuters.
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Russian jets made several provocative and unsafe intercepts of US aircraft last year, and the US said Russia was responsible for the bombing of a UN aid convoy in Syria.
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According to U.S. intelligence rules, when the NSA intercepts messages in which one or more participants are U.S. citizens or residents, the agency is supposed to black out American names.
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While on the road, the administration refused to even talk about the reports, related to reports of intercepts of conversations between Kislyak and Moscow first reported by The Washington Post.
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Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told a news briefing in Moscow that the intercepts followed a wave of "fake news" on the subject and should be regarded with scepticism.
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Both men were in attendance — but it's possible that Kislyak might have been exaggerating his connection to Sessions to his superiors in Moscow, sources familiar with the intercepts told CNN.
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But at the time, intelligence officials did not have a full picture of the event, which would have included intercepts of conversations and verified paths that helicopters flew, officials said.
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At the same time, Judge Moro, 43, has come under fire over his release of the intercepts, which include calls between Mr. da Silva and Ms. Rousseff during her presidency.
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We proved that you can do it, but there are reasons the US is the only country in the world that can attempt these types of intercepts and be successful.
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She worked closely with the nation's most secretive intelligence agency interpreting and assessing foreign communications and other intercepts, and her work was used in the highest reaches of the military.
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"Government officials, with access to classified information derived from a counterintelligence investigation and from classified intelligence intercepts, engaged in a campaign of illegal leaks against the president," the letter said.
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Intercepts of Russian aircraft by US and Canadian planes over the Arctic happen regularly, but this incident underscored the need to monitor and respond in the region, O'Shaughnessy told lawmakers.
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He illustrates with examples of communities where media-fueled public engagement led to regulation of Stingray cellphone intercepts, body cavity searches, the militarization of police arsenals, and stop and frisk.
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Officials say that same Russian sensitivity explains why Russian aircraft have appeared to perform more unsafe intercepts of US surveillance aircraft in the area than they do in other areas.
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The United States has intercepts of Saudi officials discussing a plan to lure Khashoggi back to Saudi Arabia and detain him, according to a US official familiar with the intelligence.
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The U.S. has expressed concerns about a lack of transparency in Chinese military spending and what the United States calls unsafe intercepts of U.S. aircraft by the Chinese air force.
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Labour Party rival Clement Attlee intercepts a warning about the incoming fog and wonders how to use this information against the PM.Sure enough, the fog hits and the city falls apart.
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But such calls would require stretched NATO governments to beef up the so-called air policing mission that regularly intercepts Russian jets flying over international waters close to the Baltic states.
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Once the relief well intercepts No. 25, Mr. Lane said, the plan is to send another device down the relief well that will cut a hole in the problem well's pipe.
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Zack Beauchamp does a nice job explaining why: It's easy for us to think that the United States gets most of its intelligence from CIA spies, satellite photos, or NSA intercepts.
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"Highly classified intercepts illustrate Russian government planning and direction of a multifaceted campaign by Moscow to undermine the integrity of the American political system," the official said of the report's assessment.
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"THAAD Is a purely defensive weapon, it is purely capable of shooting down a ballistic missile it intercepts and it is there for the protection of the United States," Kerry said.
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The navy now intercepts all asylum-seekers at sea and either sends them back to their port of departure or directs them to detention centres in Papua New Guinea and Nauru.
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Reporters, backed by intelligence community leaders, discredited White House suggestions that Trump and his aides were direct targets of U.S. intelligence surveillance intercepts, or of British spying conducted on Obama's behalf.
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Using a combination of satellite imagery, electronic intercepts and informers' tips, analysts have tracked Islamic State operatives storing huge amounts of cash in bank vaults, private residences and other hiding places.
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This makes it difficult to understand how those two documents were initially described as "responsive" to a request explicitly for records of radio intercepts, or why they were classified top secret.
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PENTAGON TALKS RUSSIAN BOMBERS NEAR ALASKA: Several intercepts last week of Russian aircraft near Alaska raised the public's eyebrows even as the Pentagon said it was nothing out of the ordinary.
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No communications intercepts have yet been reviewed to confirm accusations that Russia was complicit in the chemical attack, which was allegedly carried out by forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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"On very rare occasion they are unsafe, and we've seen over the course of the last two years that the frequency of those unsafe intercepts has actually diminished tremendously," Wolters said.
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However, the intercepts alarmed U.S. intelligence and law enforcement agencies, in part because of the amount of contact that was occurring while Trump was speaking glowingly about Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Russian aircraft will operate in the area as part of their training efforts and have in the past flown nuclear-capable bombers into the area, prompting similar intercepts by US aircraft.
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American intelligence agencies have collected communications intercepts of Saudi officials discussing a plan to lure Mr. Khashoggi back to Saudi Arabia and then detain him, said a former senior American official.
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Flynn's answers did not match what intelligence intercepts from surveillance of Kislyak showed — suggesting he'd lied to the FBI and perhaps to administration officials like Vice President Mike Pence as well.
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The intelligence appears to be based on intercepts of Mr. Kislyak discussing a private meeting he had with Mr. Sessions at a Trump campaign event last April at the luxury hotel.
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But only 13 percent of those companies are employing a quarantine or reject policy — which actively intercepts spoofed emails and marks them as spam or bounces them from a user's inbox altogether.
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Beyond monitoring social media and telecommunications intercepts, agencies should be deepening methods to include swapping of communications between militant suspects, who also chat via popular game consoles such as PlayStation, Koenders said.
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In 11 months of subpoenas, evidence collection, reviews of intelligence intercepts, and witness testimonies, Mueller's team has gathered an enormous amount of information on the Trump campaign, business, transition, and White House.
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"We came to know from the communication intercepts that there were three militants who were getting instructions from Afghanistan," Afgun said, adding the Al Alami faction of LeJ was behind the attack.
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U.S. privacy laws and intelligence regulations require that Americans' names picked up in foreign communications intercepts be concealed unless senior officials request them to be disclosed for intelligence or law enforcement purposes.
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Flynn had told Vice President Mike Pence he did not speak to Kislyak about sanctions, an assertion contradicted by news articles, which cited transcripts of surveillance intercepts and led to Flynn's ouster.
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The justice had already signaled displeasure with Mr. da Silva earlier in the week because the intercepts revealed the former president, still one of Brazil's most influential political figures, deriding the court.
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The ruling established that intercepts of Mr. da Silva's phone calls should be reviewed by the court because some of the calls included conversations with senior officials who enjoy special judicial standing.
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Prosecutors presented electronic intercepts, written orders, video recordings and a long line of witnesses — fighters, politicians, peacekeepers, survivors of prison camps and rape victims — to demonstrate his central role in the conflict.
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The indictment provides never-before-seen detail of how the Russian cyberspies operated, based on intercepts that had to have come from American, British or Dutch intelligence, interviews in recent months show.
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Mr. Ortiz knew every mile of Interstate 235 as part of the Border Patrol's Highway Interdiction Team, which intercepts vehicles on the interstate suspected of engaging in drug trafficking and human smuggling.
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The NPA's decision in 2009 was based on phone intercepts presented by Zuma's legal team that suggested the timing of the charges may have been part of a political plot against him.
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The president-elect likely heard the most classified details, including information about the intercepts of conversation and computer traffic, and the human sources, that the intelligence agencies used to reach their conclusions.
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Manafort requests that the Department of Justice release any intercepts involving him and any non-Americans so interested parties can come to the same conclusion as the DOJ — there is nothing there.
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The government puts "raw," or not yet processed, emails and phone calls it intercepts into repositories that intelligence analysts then query in search of messages relevant to what they are working on.
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On Thursday, a US official familiar with the intelligence told CNN that the US had intercepts of Saudi officials discussing a plan to lure Khashoggi back to Saudi Arabia and detain him.
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"CNN added: "On Thursday, U.S. official familiar with the intelligence told CNN that the U.S. had intercepts of Saudi officials discussing a plan to lure Khashoggi back to Saudi Arabia and detain him.
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The Washington Post reported in July that U.S. intelligence agencies picked up intercepts in which Kislyak told the Kremlin he had held substantive discussions with Sessions about Trump's positions on U.S.-Russia relations.
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Officials were talking with the pilot and reviewing the incident to determine whether it would be included in an annual meeting of U.S. and Russian officials about more serious intercepts, the official added.
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In February, the Post reported that retired General Mike Flynn's conversations had been collected incidentally in intercepts targeting the Russian ambassador, though he was not targeted personally in the collection of those calls.
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Mr. Manafort requests that the Department of Justice release any intercepts involving him and any non-Americans so interested parties can come to the same conclusion as the DOJ – there is nothing there.
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THAAD, which could be operational as soon as summer 2017, uses radar to track when a ballistic missile is launched and then intercepts and destroys the missile before it descends onto its target.
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The evidence: This report is based on U.S. intelligence intercepts of Kislyak's accounts of two conversations with Sessions, who was a foreign policy advisor to Trump at the time of the alleged conversations.
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The Washington Post reported Friday that Kislyak was previously picked up in US intelligence intercepts telling his Russian colleagues that he talked with Sessions about the campaign at their meeting during the convention.
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"With all of the recently reported electronic surveillance, intercepts, unmasking and illegal leaking of information, I have no idea whether there are 'tapes' or recordings of my conversations with James Comey," he tweeted.
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As part of that inquiry, investigators gathered intelligence from telephone intercepts and various geocoding technologies, but none of the findings indicated that Mr. Abballa was on the verge of violence, Mr. Molins said.
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It intercepts incoming calls and compares the phone number with an ever-expanding list of known robocallers, and then uses its proprietary algorithm to decide whether to let the call through or not.
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Nunes has said it "appears" that the intercepts were collected under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act — but FISA materials are considered classified until explicitly declassified by the agency that made the original designation.
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"With all of the recently reported electronic surveillance, intercepts, unmasking and illegal leaking of information, I have no idea whether there are 'tapes' or recordings of my conversations with James Comey," Trump tweeted.
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"There's an objective: trying to destroy the image of Lula," Mr. da Silva said, referring to strategies employed by Sergio Moro, the judge whose release of the intercepts caused an uproar this month.
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Before the second attempt, the White House offered to release information related to Mr. Bolton's Syria speech, but not the list of names from National Security Agency intercepts that Mr. Bolton had sought.
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The network reported that the information was based in part on intercepts of Russian-to-Russian communications, but sources told CNN it was possible that Kislyak was exaggerating the extent of the encounter.
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The intercepts alarmed American intelligence and law enforcement agencies, in part because of the amount of contact that was occurring while Mr. Trump was speaking glowingly about the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin.
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U.S. intelligence analysts and military investigators are poring over satellite imagery, communication intercepts and recovered missile and drone parts to get a clearer picture of the weekend attack on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities.
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Two US government sources told The Daily Beast that intelligence intercepts showed that Iran quickly realized that it had shot down the plane, which it knew should not have been a military target.
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What The Times and other news organizations have reported is that American intelligence agencies have communication intercepts that officials believe show contacts between associates of Mr. Trump and Russian officials during the campaign.
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On Thursday, a US official familiar with the intelligence told CNN that the United States had intercepts of Saudi officials discussing a plan to lure Khashoggi back to Saudi Arabia and detain him.
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The increased American presence makes Russia feel threatened, US officials said, and may be why Moscow seems to do more dangerous intercepts of US surveillance aircraft in the area than in other places.
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He's gathered a ton of information in that time — from his two cooperating witnesses George Papadopoulos and Michael Flynn, from other people he's interviewed, from intelligence intercepts, from various subpoenas, and so on.
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The analysts sift through information flowing in from a multitude of sources, including the CIA's clandestine service that provides information from spies it recruits, electronic intercepts, overhead satellites and foreign radio broadcasts and publications.
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The rules were unveiled a week after civil liberties groups decried new guidelines approved by the Obama administration expanding the NSA's ability to share communications intercepts with other U.S. intelligence agencies, including the CIA.
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Human sources, communications intercepts and other intelligence have allowed analysts to piece together the identities of some of the players, and the steps they took to hurt Clinton's candidacy while boosting Trump's, officials said.
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Last year, the Department of Homeland Security ordered all United States government agencies to cease using Kaspersky's software due to concerns that it might be compelled to share information intercepts with the Russian government.
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Pentagon officials have expressed concern in recent weeks over China's posture in the region after U.S. military aircraft encountered multiple close intercepts by Chinese military jets in the skies over the South China Sea.
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I mean the fact is, is that they need to put the pressure on and frankly we need to intercepts ships coming out of North Korea so they don't proliferate all these dangerous materials.
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It also approved subpoenas to intelligence agencies seeking records showing which former Obama administration officials requested the "unmasking" of the names of Trump associates who were inadvertently picked up in top-secret communications intercepts.
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The new works on display are an LED wall sculptures by Daniel Canogar, a large-scale interactive work by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, and a tangled-wire sculpture that intercepts WiFi signals by Addie Wagenknecht.
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My sources tell me that agents secured evidence of the innocence of both men from informants, intercepts and other techniques that was never disclosed to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court judges in the case.
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Evidence from communications intercepts has pointed to Moscow's involvement during the investigation involving the FBI, CIA and other agencies, NBC reported, citing three unidentified U.S. officials and two other people briefed on the probe.
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Justice Gilmar Mendes of the Supreme Federal Tribunal said he based his ruling on intercepts of telephone calls of the former president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who is the focus of corruption inquiries.
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At least three of those incidents took place in February, May and July of that year and involved Chinese fighter jets making what the US considered to be "unsafe" intercepts of Navy surveillance planes.
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Italy and Britain worked together for more than an year trying to track the General, using telephone intercepts to follow his movements before deciding to request his arrest by Sudanese authorities in June 2016.
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Spies from Russia and China are listening in on President Trump's iPhone calls, according to current and former American officials who cited tips from people inside foreign governments and intercepts of foreign officials' communications.
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The point of using an end-to-end encrypted messaging app like WhatsApp is that the messages travelling through the internet are unreadable to anyone who intercepts them, making wiretapping them all but impossible.
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But two sets of communications swayed the agency: intercepts of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's calls in the days before the killing, and calls by the kill team to a senior aide immediately after.
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But the intercepts alarmed American intelligence and law enforcement agencies, in part because of the amount of contact that was occurring while Mr. Trump was speaking glowingly about the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin.
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But another person who was briefed on the events said Mr. Cohen-Watnick came upon the information as he was reviewing how widely intelligence reports on intercepts were shared within the American spy agencies.
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He's also creating T cells that attack only when there's a critical mass of tumor-specific molecules present, and a version that intercepts signals between tumor cells to stage assaults on the whole network.
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A US official familiar with the intelligence surrounding the disappearance told CNN that the there are intercepts in American possession that show Saudi leaders discussing a plan to lure Khashoggi back to their country.
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Mr. Gowdy questioned the F.B.I. director about which officials were empowered to learn the names of Americans picked up in intelligence intercepts, even when the names were redacted from intelligence reports for privacy reasons.
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Washington (CNN)Attorney General Jeff Sessions met with the Russian Ambassador to the US Sergey Kislyak to discuss Trump campaign matters during the 2016 presidential election, according to US intelligence intercepts, The Washington Post reports.
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Still, CNN reported earlier this month that intercepts confirmed that some conversations described in the dossier did take place between specific individuals on the same days and in the same locations described by the document.
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According to data from the US Missile Defense Agency, which conducts regular tests of US ballistic missile defense systems, the THAAD system has had 13 successful intercepts out of 13 attempts stretching back to 2006.
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But new intelligence reports, including intercepts, imagery and other information, have since indicated that Iran was building up its proxy forces' readiness to fight and was preparing them to attack American forces in the region.
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They turned the intercepts over to the Tsipras government, which had previously refused to discipline Russia for the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter in Britain and which had argued against Western sanctions.
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Intercepts released in November by the JIT showed that two of the suspects had been in contact with Vladislav Surkov, a senior Putin aide, and Sergey Aksyonov, a Russian-appointed leader in Russian-annexed Crimea.
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Just over two weeks later, amid a new House Ethics Committee probe into whether he had revealed classified information while discussing the intercepts, Nunes stepped aside and put Conaway in charge, along with by Reps.
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Its primary security feature is end-to-end encryption, which means messages can only be seen by the sender and receiver while they're in transit — anyone who intercepts them will receive an unreadable encrypted file.
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Phone intercepts linked Mina B. to the Verviers group, and police launched an investigation that culminated April 9 with charges that Mina B. had helped a friend leave France to join ISIS in Syria and Iraq.
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First reported by The Washington Post, the talks were focused on letting UK agencies, such as counter-intelligence unit MI5, serve "production orders" on U.S. firms demanding data for "live intercepts" in inquiries involving UK citizens.
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Then-national prosecutor Mokotedi Mpshe's decision was based on phone intercepts presented by Zuma's legal team that suggested the timing of the charges in late 2007 may have been part of a political plot against him.
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A combination of electronic intercepts, human sources and database tracking indicates several possible targets had been picked out by the ISIS operatives over the last few months since the Paris attacks, according to U.S. counterterrorism officials.
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The Post reported Friday night that Russian Ambassador to the US Sergey Kislyak was previously picked up in US intelligence intercepts telling his Russian colleagues that he talked with Sessions twice last year about the campaign.
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On Wednesday, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes confused all of Washington by announcing—with a bizarre sense of urgency—that Trump officials (perhaps Trump himself) had been incidentally captured on legal foreign intelligence surveillance intercepts.
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" Ask her about the intelligence on the Russian hack—"You don't believe the intercepts?" asked CNN's Chris Cuomo—and she'll say, "Here's what I don't believe … that [this issue is] so darn important to you now.
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The program turned up "critical flaws" in 18 of the apps, including some that made apps vulnerable to what are called "man-in-the-middle" attacks -- which occur when a hacker intercepts communications between two systems.
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The NPA's decision at the time was based on phone intercepts presented by Zuma's legal team that suggested the timing of the charges in late 2007 may have been part of a political plot against Zuma.
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The program turned up "critical flaws" in 18 of the apps, including some that made apps vulnerable to what are called "man-in-the-middle" attacks — which occur when a hacker intercepts communications between two systems.
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Some Republicans who usually support surveillance programs have expressed concerns about Section 702, in part because they are worried about leaks of intercepts of conversations between Trump associates and Russian officials amid investigations of possible collusion.
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Read more: Secret Service intercepts bombs addressed to Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama The Secret Service intercepted and disposed of a "functional explosive" addressed to the home of Hillary and Bill Clinton in Chappaqua, New York.
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The nature of the intercepts, whether they are from calls or text messages, is highly sensitive information, and the C.I.A. may be reluctant to share all of what it has collected, or how it did so.
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To best protect itself from a missile attack, some experts say, Japan should buy a Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system, or Thaad, which intercepts enemy rockets at higher altitudes than its current land-based systems.
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This stands in contrast to recent communications intercepts which suggest Soleimani playing the leading role — directly briefing and reporting to the supreme leader in planning for a new operation before the U.S. strike which killed him.
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The matter first came to light in 2013 when NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden revealed British surveillance practices—namely that the government intercepts social media, messages, and phone calls regardless of criminal record or suspicions of criminal activity.
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When Paddington Bear intercepts a burglar and mistakes him for Santa Claus, the unlikely duo set out to deliver presents together — the well-meaning little bear is unaware they're actually returning the items the thief has pinched.
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While Japan has not yet released total figures for fiscal 2016, Ministry of Defense officials briefing CNBC on the matter maintain that the tempo of airborne intercepts continues to increase, as it has every year since 2008.
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"But the intercepts alarmed American intelligence and law enforcement agencies, in part because of the amount of contact that was occurring while Mr. Trump was speaking glowingly about the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin," the Times wrote.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian Foreign Ministry said on Thursday that the authenticity of phone intercepts which Dutch investigators said show Moscow's influence over pro-Russian rebels accused of downing Malaysia Airlines flight MH-17 was not confirmed.
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The US had consistently looked for intelligence from three areas: samples of the chemical used, possible electronic intercepts of Syrian officials involved in the attack or electronic intelligence on aircraft flying at the time of the attack.
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SÃO PAULO, Brazil — Brazil's former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on Monday accused the judge overseeing the investigation into the country's colossal graft scandal of trying to ruin him by releasing intercepts of his telephone conversations.
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"We know what's happening with these targeted leaks against the Workers' Party," Mr. da Silva said, referring not just to the intercepts but also to revelations from plea deals that are filtered into the Brazilian news media.
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And that means a real investigation should be conducted to determine if anyone in government leaked something as sensitive as a FISA warrant or the intercepts between former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn and the Russian ambassador.
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A friendly freelance pilot named Leslie intercepts you and helps you out, gently breaking the news that, sorry buddy, all your friends and family are gone, and things didn't exactly go as planned on the new colonies.
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The crown prince ordered an operation to lure Khashoggi back to Saudi Arabia from the United States and then detain him, the Washington Post reported on Wednesday, citing U.S. intelligence intercepts of Saudi officials discussing the plan.
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American intelligence agencies have collected communications intercepts of Saudi officials discussing a plan to lure Mr. Khashoggi back to Saudi Arabia from his home in Virginia and then detain him, according to a former senior American official.
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But intelligence agencies have growing circumstantial evidence of the prince's involvement — including the presence of members of his security detail and intercepts of Saudi officials discussing a possible plan to detain Mr. Khashoggi, according to American officials.
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The N.S.A. was not permitted to share with other agencies the raw intercepts it gathered via the program's "upstream" system, which collects emails from telecommunications companies like AT&T, nor to search for Americans' information within them.
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Military and intelligence teams may be able to use a combination of overhead imagery, information from locals on the ground, communications intercepts and social media analysis to attempt to track the ISIS affiliated attackers, the official said.
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The recordings were part of a graft investigation and damaged the reputations of nearly everyone involved, including the judge who released the intercepts and then apologized afterward, facing claims that he was biased against Mr. da Silva.
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According to the newspaper, the intelligence reports were intercepts of foreign officials' conversations about the Trump team, not taps on Trump or his associates' phones (it's standard practice for US intelligence to spy on high-ranking foreigners).
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Flynn told Pence he didn't discuss Washington's sanctions on Moscow with the envoy, but FBI intercepts showed that he'd done so explicitly and even hinted Trump might lift the measures once he was in the White House.
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The attacker's malicious network adapter then intercepts the web session to send the computer to a malicious site instead, where malware downloads to the machine, all while the computer owner believes his or her machine is protected.
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But the intercepts do confirm that some of the conversations described in the dossier took place between the same individuals on the same days and from the same locations as detailed in the dossier, according to the officials.
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If the United States alters its behavior based on the Russian recent aggressive intercepts, it may embolden the Chinese to act in a similar confrontational matter, hoping to keep American reconnaissance flights from operating close to their coast.
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The intercepts were part of an immediate review of all intelligence in the hours after the attack to confirm responsibility for the use of chemical weapons in an attack in northwestern Syria, which killed at least 89 people.
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The information comes from the Islamic State itself, which often signals its intentions, as well as from information gleaned from questioning suspects in plots that have been carried out or stopped, and from intercepts of telephone and cybercommunications.
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The deployments were prompted in part by electronic intercepts between Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps and its proxies in Iraq that indicated they were preparing to attack American troops in Iraq and Syria, a senior administration official said.
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What happens if you're using one of them and a malicious actor intercepts the Bluetooth signal, increasing or decreasing the voltage of the current that goes to your brain — thus making you more depressed, say, or more compliant?
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But US troops have historically relied upon a host of different warning systems and defense capabilities in Iraq, such as the Counter Rocket, Artillery, Mortar system (C-RAM), which "detects, warns, and intercepts" smaller munitions from the enemy.
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Two US government sources told The Daily Beast that intelligence intercepts showed that Iranian civil aviation officials knew the plane should not have been a military target and understood that it had shot down the plane on accident.
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Maxine Waters discovered in congressional mail office CNN anchors evacuate on-air after report of bomb A bomb was found inside George Soros' mailbox Secret Service intercepts bombs addressed to Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama Office of Rep.
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The IP bill is the government's attempt to update and extend the surveillance capabilities of the security and intelligence agencies — replacing the long-in-the-tooth patchwork of legislation currently used to authorize intercepts with a clearer legal framework.
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The wiretap, granted by a federal judge in the Southern District of Texas, was granted as part of a narcotics investigation and became the federal wiretap with the most intercepts in 2018, according to the government's annual wiretap report.
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Phone intercepts showed migrants paid between 5213,2521-26,2894 euros ($3,700- $6,160) for the high-speed trip that brought them surreptitiously to Italy in just a few hours, allowing them to avoid being taken to refugee centers and finger-printed.
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Documents seen by Reuters and conversations with justice and security officials in both Italy and Britain show that the two countries have been working together since May 22015 to catch the General, using telephone intercepts to track his movements.
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While many surveillance efforts focus on the internet's connective "backbone" cables, Menwith Hill intercepts wireless signals, using an array of antennae and US government satellites to capture up to 335 million pieces of metadata in a 12-hour period.
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CNN has also learned that the intelligence about the ISIS commander that the team was utilizing in part came from information given to the military by the CIA including electronic intercepts, as was routinely the case in that area.
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Multiple congressional investigations continue to pursue how and why those unmaskings occurred, and whether any led to damaging leaks such as the January 2017 publication of secret intercepts between Russia's ambassador and then-Trump national security adviser Mike Flynn.
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It is not hard to believe that he is behind Mr. Khashoggi's disappearance, especially given the reports of American intelligence intercepts in which Saudi officials discussed a plan to lure Mr. Khashoggi back to Saudi Arabia and detain him.
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The National Security Agency, for example, collected communications intercepts of Saudi officials discussing a plan to lure Mr. Khashoggi back to Saudi Arabia from his home in Virginia and then detain him, according to a former senior American official.
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"I think the most damaging evidence against Chapo Guzmán were the wire intercepts in which he's negotiating sources of supply," said Vigil, who spent more than a dozen years working with the DEA in Mexico and along the border.
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Privacy advocates are hoping to force the government to say how often it intercepts an American's message incidentally through that program, and to require the government to start getting warrants before using an American's name to query the repository.
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All Republicans on the intelligence panel supported the measure, while all Democrats opposed it due to a mix of concerns, including language that would revise how government officials can "unmask" the identity of Americans' names' typically redacted in intelligence intercepts.
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In this context, there isn't a need for satellite imaging or telephone intercepts the way there is in counterterrorism, but the information the group collects—things as simple as when and where poaching tends to spike—is just as valuable.
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One former US military official who worked on anti-ISIS efforts from Iraq and Syria said a withdrawal would require US troops to work more with signals intelligence (SIGINT) such as communications intercepts and less with information from human sources (HUMINT).
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Paulissen had initially revealed in 2016 that communication intercepts showed that pro-Moscow rebels had called for deployment of the mobile surface-to-air weapon and reported its arrival on July 17, 2014, in rebel-controlled areas of eastern Ukraine.
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The report from Circa detailed the Obama administration "expanded efforts" to search NSA intercepts of Americans' foreign communications and to loosen the rules on sharing that information -- the sort of "unmasking" that led to former national security adviser Michael Flynn's ouster.
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The US scoops up such a large volume of communications intercepts in areas like Syria and Iraq, the material often is not processed unless there is a particular event that requires analysts to go back and look for supporting intelligence material.
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According to regional police sources, the task force has gathered phone intercepts of Tse talking about his drug business, phone call logs linking him to other suspected syndicate members and surveillance footage of Tse with members of the crime group.
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The United States has expressed concern about what it calls unsafe intercepts of U.S. aircraft by the Chinese air force and a lack of transparency in China's military spending, China being in the midst of an ambitious military modernization program.
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Helping to bond the allies was a joint effort to decrypt Soviet intercepts that helped reveal that spies had compromised the US Manhattan Project to build an atomic bomb, said Kristian Gustafson, senior lecturer of intelligence studies at Brunel University London.
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Because the CIA and FBI can get raw feeds of intercepts of interest—and both were closely focused on Russian interference in the election by this point—it's not even clear that Flynn's conversation was first discovered by the NSA.
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By sharply ramping up so-called intercepts of American ships and planes in Central and Eastern Europe, Russia is demonstrating its anger over the increased American military presence in a region it considers part of its backyard, White House officials said.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - An international investigation into the 2014 downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH173 on Thursday released a series of phone intercepts, including one between a top aide to Russian President Vladimir Putin and pro-Russian rebels accused in the crash.
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MORE's intelligence chief issued revised procedures in 2013 that made it easier for executive branch officials to "unmask" the names of lawmakers or congressional staffers caught up in intelligence intercepts overseas, according to interviews and documents reviewed by The Hill.
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The discovery could add a new dimension — a question of political bias — to a long-running congressional investigation into why Power's authority was used to unmask hundreds of Americans' names in secret National Security Agency intercepts during the 2016 election.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - A judge in Brazil has temporarily suspended criminal proceedings against 22 people and four companies accused of killing 19 people in the 2015 Samarco mine disaster, over the legality of phone intercepts between executives involved and other evidence.
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The head of the Jammu and Kashmir state police, S.P. Vaid, told reporters over the weekend that they had communications intercepts pointing to the JeM, which has emerged as a top group fighting hundreds of thousands of Indian forces in Kashmir.
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The intercepts, obtained by federal agents in the inquiry into Mr. da Silva's close ties to giant construction companies, offer a rare glimpse into how leading figures in the leftist Workers' Party are scrambling to keep their government from collapsing.
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Through a program called MILKWHITE, revealed on Tuesday in Snowden documents published by The Intercept, the Metropolitan Police, Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) and more have been able to dig through GCHQ's intercepts for things such as IP addresses.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - NATO envoys and Russia were set to urge each other at a meeting in Brussels on Thursday to fly warplanes more safely over the Baltic Sea after the latest intercepts that both sides say involved dangerous pilot maneuvers.
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An international team of prosecutors from Australia, Belgium, Malaysia, the Netherlands and Ukraine painstakingly investigated the case for years, gathering missile fragments, cellphone intercepts and witness accounts, helping to dispel the miasma of lies and conspiracies hanging over the attack.
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Our intercept site was at a place called Engineer Hill, high enough so that we could detect enemy transmissions from far away; we also took in intercepts from other teams deployed with Special Forces units operating deep in the highlands.
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On Tuesday, the Defense Special Missile and Astronautics Center, part of the National Security Agency, pulled together multiple strands of information, including overhead imagery and communication intercepts, to conclude that an Iranian missile strike on Iraqi bases was coming, officials said.
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"Getting-to-know-you is fine," said James R. Clapper Jr., the director of national intelligence under President Barack Obama who raised the alarm when he saw intercepts suggesting a series of contacts between the Trump transition team and Russians.
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Similarly, House impeachment manager Adam Schiff, who also chairs the House Intelligence Committee, has made public a long-standing conflict with the National Security Agency, which he accused of inappropriately withholding documents and intercepts that would comprise critical impeachment inquiry evidence.
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Yes. In January, the Obama administration changed the rules governing how the National Security Agency may share raw surveillance it intercepts abroad, where the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act does not apply and the agency may vacuum up private communications in bulk.
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He also listed a series of news reports from The New York Times and The Washington Post that detailed information gleaned from classified intercepts of calls between the Trump adviser Michael T. Flynn and Sergey I. Kislyak, the Russian ambassador.
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Rice had been subpoenaed by the committee as it looked into Republican concerns about whether anyone from the administration of Obama, a Democrat, had asked to "unmask" names of Trump campaign advisers picked up in top-secret foreign communications intercepts.
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What he came up with was the now-forgotten "unmasking" controversy — basically, that certain Obama officials had reviewed surveillance intercepts about foreigners meeting unnamed Trump aides, and tried to learn the names of the specific Trump aides they were meeting.
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WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is on the verge of permitting the National Security Agency to share more of the private communications it intercepts with other American intelligence agencies without first applying any privacy protections to them, according to officials familiar with the deliberations.
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U.S. intelligence intercepts show Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered that Jamal Khashoggi, a missing Washington Post columnist, be enticed to return from the United States to Saudi Arabia so that he could be detained, the Washington Post reported Wednesday.
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The challenge fixed on the presence of so-called "bulk" powers in the 2016 Investigatory Powers Act (IPA): A controversial capability that allows intelligence agencies to legally collect and retain large amounts of data, instead of having to operate via targeted intercepts.
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A congressional source said congressional investigators have questioned agencies directly to try to find out what intelligence reports and intercepts Nunes is referring to, but that as of Monday the agencies were still saying they did not know what Nunes was talking about.
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"This is exactly the type of irresponsible and dangerous intercepts that the air-to-air annex to CUES is supposed to prevent," said Greg Poling, director of the Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative at Washington's Center for Strategic and International Studies think-tank.
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"THAAD Is a purely defensive weapon, it is purely capable of shooting down a ballistic missile it intercepts and it is there for the protection of the United States," Secretary of State John Kerry said last month during a visit to Beijing.
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"The Denver case appears to be the first reported attempt by the government to use information from warrant-less wiretap intercepts and surveillance in a criminal trial pursuant to a federal anti-terrorism law passed in the aftermath of 9/11," Callan said.
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Many in Brazil, including Lula, its former president, are critical of federal prosecutors who leak their confidential but half-baked speculations to the media and of federal judges who unlawfully issue bench warrants and illegally disclose telephone intercepts in order to embarrass defendants.
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The subpoenas asked the agencies to provide details of any requests made by two top Obama administration aides and the former CIA director to "unmask" names of Trump campaign advisers inadvertently picked up in top-secret foreign communications intercepts, congressional sources said.
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India has long accused its neighbour and rival Pakistan of using Jaish-e-Mohammad as a proxy to mount attacks on Indian soil, including in the disputed Kashmir region, and earlier gave what it called "actionable intelligence" to Pakistan, including telephone intercepts.
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With all of the recently reported electronic surveillance, intercepts, unmasking and illegal leaking of information, I have no idea... ...whether there are "tapes" or recordings of my conversations with James Comey, but I did not make, and do not have, any such recordings.
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This is the 4th and 5th intercepts this year and the 2nd day in a row that Russia has flown into the Alaskan ADIZ #WeHaveTheWatch Tuesday's incident came just hours after U.S. fighter jets intercepted six Russian military planes in the ADIZ Monday.
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"The intent of military intercepts is to have the identified aircraft re-establish communications with local F.A.A. air traffic controllers and instruct the pilot to follow air traffic controller directions to land safely for follow-on action," Major Lazane said in a statement.
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Her entire family forgets her birthday, the only boy pining for her affection is a geeky freshman (Anthony Michael Hall) and to top it off, her crush, Jake Ryan (Michael Schoeffling), intercepts a note in which Sam confesses her love for him.
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Because of the presence of Shabab fighters in contested areas, Defense Department officials acknowledged that it was difficult to verify civilian casualties from airstrikes, and said they often relied on overhead surveillance and communication intercepts to verify what happened on the ground.
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The official said that intercepts in 2016 and 2017 indicated that Mohammed bin Zayed, the crown prince of Abu Dhabi and the U.A.E.'s de facto ruler, has seen Mr. Kushner as a target of influence by the wealthy, influential Persian Gulf state.
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P-8As have been in the headlines several times in the past several years, being the targets of intercepts by both Chinese and Russian jets as well as participating in searches for a missing Argentinian submarine and the Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
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The researchers came to that conclusion when they measured the cost of the ads their personas were shown, using a methodology created by some of the same research group for a 2017 study that intercepts ad prices in web traffic sent to browsers.
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Hershey's has implemented tactics like "cart intercepts," which offer the customer a chance to add in some snacks as the last step in their online shopping trip, mimicking the way someone might browse for candy during the checkout in a physical store.
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This sail intercepts air molecules that have leaked into space from the atmosphere, slowing down the satellite it is attached to and thus decreasing the craft's altitude until it reaches a point where air resistance to the body itself pulls it into the atmosphere.
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This comes right as Rowan is making his escape from that unknown hangar that exists somewhere in D.C., but Olivia intercepts his departure and demands he help because the woman Peus was reporting to is everyone's worst nightmare and likely your first guess — Olivia's mom.
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"With all of the recently reported electronic surveillance, intercepts, unmasking and illegal leaking of information, I have no idea whether there are 'tapes' or recordings of my conversations with James Comey, but I did not make, and do not have, any such recordings," Trump tweeted.
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If you've ever gone into work the day after getting dumped or dealt with an asshole boss, you know the struggle that is speed-walking toward the empty supply closet as you hold back tears and pray no one intercepts you for small talk.
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Comey and Rogers both said that Section 702 surveillance was unrelated to how intercepts of Flynn's calls were collected or leaked to the press, and that such information would have most likely been gathered under a different part of FISA or a wholly separate authority.
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WASHINGTON — As President Trump's first C.I.A. director, Mike Pompeo was briefed by agency officials on the extensive evidence — including American intercepts of conversations between participants — showing that Russian hackers working for the government of Vladimir V. Putin had interfered in the 2016 American presidential campaign.
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Newly published documents from Edward Snowden have shed more light on American surveillance operations in the UK. The Intercept details how the NSA and GCHQ used information gathered by Menwith Hill Station, a massive but tightly sealed facility that intercepts satellite data transmissions worldwide.
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The Coast Guard intercepts hundreds of thousands of pounds of contraband and hundreds of undocumented migrants each year—usually on routes from South and Central America to Mexico, well before the cartels and smugglers even have a chance to cross our southern land border.
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Since the intercepts were released, justices on Brazil's Supreme Federal Tribunal have suspended that nomination, citing concerns that Mr. da Silva's nomination could obstruct Judge Moro's investigation, which has already resulted in the imprisonment of construction magnates, oil executives and confidants of Mr. da Silva.
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The Russians shied away from measures that might alter the "tallying" of votes, the report added, a conclusion drawn from American spying and intercepts of Russian officials' communications and an analysis by the Department of Homeland Security, according to the current and former government officials.
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Even as word of his death leaked in 2015, Afghan intelligence intercepts showed that the Taliban were telling Mr. Haqqani's field commanders that their patriarch remained a member of their central leadership in Quetta and that he was under treatment, Afghan intelligence officials say.
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"For too long some nations have looked the other way," McMaster said, cataloging what he said were a series of actions by Russia that warranted condemnation, including cyberattacks against the US and its NATO allies, and unsafe intercepts of US and NATO military forces.
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Some of Mr. Trump's supporters, like Mr. Hannity, have pushed a theory that Mr. Obama's move — which expanded the number of officials with access to raw 1123333 intercepts — may be connected to leaks like the disclosure of Mr. Flynn's call with the Russian ambassador.
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But a newly declassified document shows that in 2011, the agency scrutinized 45,359 intercepts gathered by the program in just 48 hours to determine whether any were messages both to and from Americans that had been collected by the warrantless surveillance program for technical reasons.
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The timing is off — the intercepts Rice sought access to cover the transition, not the campaign — and getting the name of an American caught up in lawful US surveillance of foreign nationals is completely different from an illegal wiretap targeting the president's chief political opponent.
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The other aspect would be to try to use a little thin strip that has some electronics on it that you literally stick onto your SIM card and it intercepts a lot of the stuff going on between your SIM card and your phone.
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"With all of the recently reported electronic surveillance, intercepts, unmasking and illegal leaking of information, I have no idea whether there are 'tapes' or recordings of my conversations with James Comey, but I did not make, and do not have, any such recordings," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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"Obviously, considering Aliev's history and previous threats, we need to strong examine the possibility of a state intelligence service in this murder, and we are collecting and analyzing evidence from travel patterns, electronic intercepts, and other investigative tools at our disposal," the French police official said.
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Photo: Eric Risberg (AP)A single court-authorized wiretap order resulted in authorities in the Southern District of Texas scooping up more than 9.2 million communications—becoming "the federal wiretap with the most intercepts in 2018," TechCrunch reported on Saturday, citing the federal government's annual wiretap report.
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He also sent no signals that he might resign after The Washington Post on Friday reported on Russian intelligence intercepts in which then-Russian Ambassador to the US Sergey Kislyak claimed he discussed campaign matters with Sessions during the campaign -- despite Sessions' previous claims to the contrary.
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In the past several weeks, the investigation had split into two competing tracks, with Republicans doggedly pursuing leaks of classified information — the result of improper "unmasking" of U.S. names in surveillance intercepts, they say — and Democrats seeking to ferret out connections between the Trump administration and Russia.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Some Republican lawmakers appear to be reassessing whether to make changes to a surveillance law that allows broad snooping of Internet communications, citing concerns over the handling of classified intercepts after leaks of conversations between Russian officials and American associates of President Donald Trump.
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The Dutch-led team said the intercepts showed two leaders of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic (DPR), who were charged with murder in June, had been in contact with Vladislav Surkov, a senior Putin aide, and Sergey Aksyonov, a Russian-appointed leader in Russian-annexed Crimea.
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But if the opponent is circling to a fighter's right, a double or triple right hand travels the shorter path, intercepts their motion, and is far more useful than long left hooks which are going to connect flaccidly at best as the opponent moves away from them.
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The Sixth Fleet said in a statement that the first and third intercepts were safe, but it expressed concern about the second, citing what it said was a "high-speed pass" that caused turbulence that put the pilots and crew of the American aircraft at risk.
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The intelligence agency, previously hesitant to definitively point fingers in the killing of the journalist, changed its tune following two sets of communications: intercepts of the crown prince's calls in the days before the killing, and calls by the kill team to a senior aide immediately after.
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"Based on the evidence available, including witness testimonies, video footage, data imagery as well as reports by flight spotters, flight communication intercepts and early warning observation reports, the Commission has reasonable grounds to believe that a Russian aircraft participated in each incident described above," the report said.
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All intelligence contains an element of uncertainty, but this is as good as it gets: a judgment corroborated by the F.B.I., C.I.A. and National Security Agency based on human intelligence, electronic intercepts and forensic investigation into the hacks of the Democratic National Committee and Democratic Party officials.
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The Pentagon has been unwilling to share details about the nature of the early warning system used to protect US troops from harm, but CBS News, citing a defense official, reports that the US had "multiple hours" to prepare thanks to satellites and signals and communications intercepts.
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But it is a critical part of the timeline, because it suggests that some of the first tipoffs, in fall 2015, came from voice intercepts, computer traffic or human sources outside the United States, as emails and other data from the D.N.C. flowed out of the country.
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Mr. Kislyak's contacts with Trump administration officials have proved problematic: Mr. Flynn was fired for misleading Vice President Mike Pence about the nature of the conversations he had with the Russian envoy, claiming he had not discussed the sanctions against Russia when communications intercepts showed he had.
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Read more: Secret Service intercepts bombs addressed to Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama If she's confirmed as the target, Waters would be just one of more at least a half-dozen high-profile liberal figures who have been targeted with a pipe bomb over the last 48 hours.
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Ukrainian and Western officials, citing intelligence intercepts, have long blamed the pro-Russian rebels for the incident, which played a big part in a decision by the European Union and United States to impose sanctions on Russia over the Ukraine conflict and has damaged Dutch-Russian economic ties.
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These recent intercepts occurred amid rising tensions between Russia and members of NATO -- particularly the US. Earlier this month, the US Air Force deployed long-range B-52 bombers and 800 airmen to the United Kingdom in support of joint exercises with NATO allies and partners across Europe.
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As if all this was not enough, the Washington Post is now reporting that, according to US intelligence intercepts, then-Senator Jeff Sessions, while serving as foreign policy advisor to then candidate Trump, met twice with the Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak and discussed matters of high importance to Russia.
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That little smidge of doubt means that, even as your heart and your mind are both telling you there are no tapes, and though you can know to an incredible degree of certainty there are no tapes ... well, there are those reports of surveillance and intercepts, unmasking and leaking.
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" Then, 17 days later, he tweeted: "With all of the recently reported electronic surveillance, intercepts, unmasking and illegal leaking of information, I have no idea......whether there are "tapes" or recordings of my conversations with James Comey, but I did not make, and do not have, any such recordings.
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The increased intrusion of Chinese military air traffic into airspace protected by the JASDF, along with the uptick in aerial intercepts, heightens the risk of an accident or misunderstanding between the two militaries — a situation that could rapidly escalate, given the already heightened military tensions in the region.
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Whether it's radar imagery or signals intercepts, "We bring all that on board the aircraft, and we pipe it over a data link to a satellite and then down to the ground somewhere else in the world where we have a team of almost 300 intel analysts," Patterson said.
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The intercepts do show that Prince Mohammed was trying to find ways to lure Mr. Khashoggi back to Saudi Arabia, although the crown prince did not specifically say in the phone calls that he wanted to have Mr. Khashoggi killed, according to people briefed on the intelligence findings.
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"Repeated" and "constant" contacts between Trump officials and Russian intelligence, as reported by The New York Times and CNN, are underscored by intercepts of communications involving Russian officials, and by the British and Dutch governments monitoring meetings in Europe between Russians and members of the Trump team. 5.
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Yet, as U.S.-Japanese relations deteriorated during the following months and the day of the surprise attack grew close, with intelligence "chatter" in intercepts suggesting possible hostilities, this information was not considered by the president, the secretary of State, the secretary of War, nor any senior military commanders.
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The U.S. Coast Guard intercepts thousands of Cubans attempting the 90-mile (145-km) crossing to Florida every year, but tens of thousands who reach U.S. soil, including via Mexico, have been allowed to stay in the country, while immigrants from other nations have been rounded up and sent home.
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The report comes one day after the newspaper said that U.S. intelligence intercepts showed Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered that Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist who was critical of the kingdom, be enticed to return from the United States to Saudi Arabia so that he could be detained.
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"With all of the recently reported electronic surveillance, intercepts, unmasking and illegal leaking of information, I have no idea ... whether there are "tapes" or recordings of my conversations with James Comey, but I did not make, and do not have, any such recordings," Trump wrote in a pair of tweets.
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Without diving too deep into the weeds of exposition, when intelligence analysts review the raw data from intelligence intercepts they understandably see everything coming across their screen, including the identities of U.S. persons who are not the targets of the surveillance order that authorized the collection in the first place.
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"With all of the recently reported electronic surveillance, intercepts, unmasking and illegal leaking of information, I have no idea whether there are 'tapes' or recordings of my conversations with James Comey, but I did not make, and do not have, any such recordings," Trump said in a pair of Twitter posts.
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The same is true, Mr. Greenwald said, of another set of N.S.A. intercepts released by WikiLeaks that showed that the United States bugged conversations of United Nations officials and European allies, including private climate-control talks between Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and the United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon.
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Controversy erupted again this week after the Republican head of the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee, Devin Nunes, approved subpoenas to the CIA, FBI and National Security Agency for information relating to the "unmasking" of the names of Trump campaign advisers inadvertently picked up in top-secret foreign communications intercepts.
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Mr. Moltke said a number of details in the Snowden material pointed to 33 Thomas Street, including references to a known code name for AT&T; the building's location about a block from F.B.I. offices at 26 Federal Plaza; and a reference to satellite intercepts for a program called Skidrowe.
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Read more: Secret Service intercepts bombs addressed to Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama Two CNN anchors were reporting on the bombs sent to the Clintons and Obamas, when they were notified on-air that they had to evacuate the building because an explosive device had been discovered in the CNN mailroom.
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"The question is whether he crossed the line and discussed classified information or talked about deals like lifting sanctions if the Russians were interested in investing in the U.S. or had dirt on Secretary Clinton," said a second official familiar with the intercepts, who also spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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The signs that something supernatural is afoot again in Hawkins emerge slowly: magnets lose power, rats act strangely, unexplained blackouts occur, and extremely plucky nerd Dustin Henderson (Gaten Matarazzo) intercepts a coded message with the high-power radio he created to communicate with a science camp girlfriend who may or may not exist.
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During a week as caretaker Interior Minister in December 1913 he had raided the Sûreté archives (a raid condemned by its director, Pujalet, as a "burglary") and removed copies of the Italian intercepts which had embarrassed Poincaré the previous spring—no doubt as a potential means of putting pressure on the President. . . .
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CNN's sources would not confirm which specific conversations, but this is what they did find: But the intercepts do confirm that some of the conversations described in the dossier took place between the same individuals on the same days and from the same locations as detailed in the dossier, according to the officials.
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Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak told his superiors in Moscow about the request and was "taken aback" by the proposal, since it would pose a security risk for Russia and Trump's team, per WashPost Worth noting: This report is based on U.S. officials briefed on intel reports that come from intercepts of Russian communications.
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Pay attention to his words in these two tweets Thursday: "With all of the recently reported electronic surveillance, intercepts, unmasking and illegal leaking of information, I have no idea... "...whether there are 'tapes' or recordings of my conversations with James Comey, but I did not make, and do not have, any such recordings.
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The Letter for the King is a YA-friendly fantasy series starring newcomer Amir Wilson as a timid young knight in training named Tiuri who unexpectedly finds himself tasked with a major mission: Delivering a top-secret, incredibly important letter to the king before someone intercepts it (and kills him in the process).
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This latest intercepts come amid tensions with Russia on a wide range of geopolitical issues and a week after Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met Russian Vladimir Putin in the resort town of Sochi where he warned Russia about interfering in US elections, taking a tougher public line than President Donald Trump on the issue.
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But after Dustin intercepts a strange coded message spoken in Russian and transmitted from the mall itself, he — along with Steve and Robin — can't help but investigate, and the trio's quest to infiltrate the lab keeps them busy for most of the season (not least because they end up trapped there for a while).
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The second kind of virus attack to know about is a man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack, where a hacker intercepts communications between a device and the web—in this case, the bad actor needs to be either on your wifi network or to be able to trick you into installing a dangerous app.
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While the specific reasons for the intercepts are unknown, aircraft sometimes fly near international borders to collect data about a country's air defense network and to collect mapping and signals intelligence to build a communications and early warning "Order of Battle" so that radio and radar frequencies can be identified and cataloged for future use.
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The Trump administration has not answered that question, he said, and he wanted to know whether he had "a legal right, as a United States senator," to know that information, lest members of either party in the executive branch who have access to the material and "don't like me" use such intercepts against him.
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The National Security Agency and FBI violated specific civil liberty protections during the Obama administration by improperly searching and disseminating raw intelligence on Americans or failing to promptly delete unauthorized intercepts, according to newly declassified memos that provide some of the richest detail to date on the spy agencies' ability to obey their own rules.
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Some conservative commentators, like Fox News's Sean Hannity, have floated the theory that news media leaks about contacts between people affiliated with Mr. Trump and Russians may be attributable to this change, asking why Mr. Obama opened the door to many more officials across the government having access to raw National Security Agency intercepts.
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The British role, which has been closely held, is a critical part of the timeline because it suggests that some of the first tipoffs, in fall 2015, came from voice intercepts, computer traffic or informants outside the United States, as emails and other data from the Democratic National Committee flowed out of the country.
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Read: The Saudis want out of the Khashoggi crisis — so they may just admit they killed him Prince Mohammed had long wanted to neutralize Khashoggi, and leaked intercepts show the U.S. knew he was working on a plan to lure the Post columnist from his home in Virginia to Saudi Arabia before the alleged killing in Istanbul.
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The Investigatory Powers bill, which continues to attract controversy on account of the scope of the powers it sets out, is the government's attempt to cement an overarching operational framework for state security agency and law enforcement surveillance powers, replacing a patchwork of antiquated legislation that is currently being used to authorize intercepts and other intrusive investigatory measures.
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Former FBI Director James Comey hinted in his public hearing Thursday that Sessions, a former US senator from Alabama, may have had additional contacts with Russians, and said in a closed hearing that investigators had received Russian intercepts detailing a possible third meeting between Sessions and Kislyak, sources familiar with the briefing told CNN on Thursday.
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A marked element of the Khashoggi case has been the explicit descriptions of his fate leaked to journalists by Turkish government sources, who have said they have recordings of his interrogation, torture and killing inside the building — presumably via bugs either installed in the consulate itself or via intercepts placed on devices held by the individuals inside.
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It is also not known if the case has any connection to the leak of classified N.S.A. code in August attributed to a group calling itself the Shadow Brokers, or whether he had any role in a series of leaks of N.S.A. intercepts involving Japan, Germany and other countries that WikiLeaks has published since last year.
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The panel also learned that Mr. Bolton had bullied intelligence analysts who made more conservative assessments of Syria's illicit weapons programs in the run-up to a 2003 speech and had requested classified intercepts from the National Security Agency, including the names of American companies and officials, raising concerns that he was seeking information about ideological opponents.
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The proposal says that the government would need to "respect privacy, civil rights and civil liberties" when it intercepts a drone or its communications, and that no court would have jurisdiction "to hear any cause or claim" arising from any of the new powers to track, hack or seize a drone granted in the new proposal.
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CNN reports that American intelligence has communications intercepts corroborating elements of the dossier, and the latest revelation of repeated and constant contacts between the Kremlin and the Trump campaign give additional weight to the dossier's allegations — although it's also important to note that officials told The Times that they had seen no evidence of such cooperation in election manipulation.
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Read more: Secret Service intercepts bombs addressed to Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama The news comes as federal authorities investigate explosive devices sent to the CNN building in New York City, as well as to the Clintons' home in a suburb of New York City, and to Barack Obama's office in Washington, D.C., all intercepted on Wednesday.
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White House aides with access to highly classified information, in concert with House Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes, have spent two weeks telling reporters a new story: that Obama officials spied on Trump aides during the transition by unmasking their names in transcripts of legal foreign intelligence intercepts, and inappropriately disseminating that information throughout the government, for exclusively political purposes.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) criticized Nunes for his surprise announcement earlier in the day that he had seen intelligence intercepts that showed authorities had incidentally gathered information on members of the Trump transition team during investigations that the chairman said were not related to Russia.
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But the National Security Agency would be free to record Ukrainian officials, including Mr. Zelensky, talking among themselves about those conversations, and those intercepts could reveal how much they knew, and when, about Mr. Trump's demand to withhold aid from Ukraine in its fight against Russian incursions, and the conditions it would have to meet to get it turned back on.
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No matter what his agency's intelligence assessments or raw intercepts may or may not reveal about how Ukrainian officials reacted to Mr. Trump's demands for an investigation into former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., or into a discredited theory that Ukraine was responsible for a cyberattack on the Democratic National Committee, the president could consider any cooperation with Mr. Schiff highly suspect.
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Among other topics, he also criticized The Washington Post for reporting on intelligence intercepts in which Russia's ambassador claimed to have discussed Trump campaign matters with now-Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE.
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The C.I.A. made the assessment based on the crown prince's control of Saudi Arabia, which is such that the killing would not have taken place without his approval, and has buttressed its conclusion with two sets of crucial communications: intercepts of the crown prince's calls in the days before the killing, and calls by the kill team to a senior aide to the crown prince.
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Trail of evidence According to a US official familiar with the intelligence, the United States has intercepts of Saudi officials discussing a plan to lure Khashoggi back to Saudi Arabia and detain him, but it is unclear if the original plan was to murder Khashoggi or if something went wrong at the consulate and that he might have been killed during an attempt to kidnap him.
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Regardless of Kim's current motivations for engaging in talks with the US, several defense officials tell CNN that the US military and intelligence community will keep collecting intelligence on the regime by continuing to use satellites to monitor weapons sites, flying aircraft near North Korean airspace to gather electronic intercepts and cooperating with US-backed operatives to gather whatever information it can on Kim and his close advisers.
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As David Kris, former head of the National Security Division at the Justice Department, has explained, in some cases intercepts count as foreign intelligence information because of the American involved, as was probably true of Flynn's discussions of U.S. sanctions against Russia with Sergey Kislyak, the Russian ambassador to the U.S. The allegation against Rice, then, is that she did just that: She asked for the identity of "at least one" Trump official.
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