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Thai government suspected of orchestrating hacking campaign using Israeli surveillance technologyThe Thai government is suspected of using Israeli surveillance technology against more than two dozen dissidents and activists who supported democratic ref…
Read MoreIncentives aim to motivate the public as ‘threats’ from foreign intelligence agencies intensify, according to state mediaChinese citizens can get rewards of more than 100,000 yuan (£12,000/US$15,000) and special certificates for tip-offs on breaches of…
Read MoreA report found the app that will be used to monitor athletes’ health and travel data has a ‘devastating’ encryption flawWith the Beijing Olympics just weeks away, concerns are mounting over a mandatory health app for competing athletes, after a new rep…
Read MoreSenseTime raised $512m from non-US investors and recently debuted on the Hong Kong stock exchangeSenseTime, China’s largest facial recognition startup, has come under increasing scrutiny by the US government for its alleged role in the surveillance of …
Read MoreHere are 20 articles that may have helped convince people to support the Guardian’s journalismThe Guardian benefited from hundreds of thousands of acts of support from digital readers in 2021 – almost one for every minute of the year. Here we look at t…
Read MoreTender document details plans for system that can compile files using 3,000 facial recognition camerasSecurity officials in one of China’s largest provinces have commissioned a surveillance system they say they want to use to track journalists and inte…
Read MoreAuthorities using predictive policing and human surveillance on Muslims in Xinjiang, thinktank saysAuthorities in the Chinese region of Xinjiang are using predictive policing and human surveillance to gather “micro clues” about Uyghurs and empower neig…
Read MoreChina’s surveillance machine has grown with the aid of Chinese and international technology companies. But few have faced repercussionsAbdusalam Muhammad recalls local police interrogating him and his family in their home of Yakan in China’s Xinjiang U…
Read MoreActivity more overt and reckless despite US, British and other political efforts to bring it to a haltChinese state-sponsored hacking is at record levels, western experts say, accusing Beijing of engaging in a form of low-level warfare that is escalati…
Read MoreThe Pegasus project shows we could all soon be ruled by states that know everything about us, while we know less and less about themHere in India, the summer of dying is quickly morphing into what looks very much like a summer of spying.The second wave…
Read MoreLeak suggests Indian opposition leader among hundreds selected for possible surveillance by Modi governmentThe Indian prime minister Narendra Modi’s most prominent political rival, the opposition figure Rahul Gandhi, was twice selected as a potential s…
Read MoreCoronavirus tracking measures handing ‘unchecked powers’ to authoritarian regimes, activists warn Coronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageDraconian surveillance measures introduced during the Covid-19 epidemic are handing “unchecked…
Read MoreHikvision’s surveillance tech has also been installed in leisure centres in LondonSurveillance cameras made by Hikvision, the Chinese company that has been implicated in grave human rights violations and has been blacklisted by the US government, are b…
Read MoreState-built Aarogya Setu has had record downloads but critics warn of civil liberties implicationsCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageNarendra Modi’s request was simple: to help combat the spread of coronavirus, people should do…
Read MoreMass internment camps did not begin or end with the Nazis – today they are everywhere from China to Europe to the US. How can we stop their spread? By Daniel TrillingAt the start of the 21st century, the following things did not exist. In the US, a lar…
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