NSA 'could spy' on 100,000 computers - while they're offline
Spy agency physically installs malware and uses 'secret' radio technology to monitor PCs, according to the latest Snowden revelations
The US National Security Agency (NSA) has installed software in about 100,000 computers around the world, enabling the spy agency to conduct surveillance on those machines and provide a "digital highway...
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