23 June 2016
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Plans for mass hacking by GCHQ under the Investigatory Powers Bill
Counter-terrorism demands the power to hack devices almost indiscriminately, reveals IP Bill
The Home Office has made the case for GCHQ's new powers of bulk collection and hacking under the Investigatory Powers Bill, which will become law once it passes its third reading in the House of Lords,...
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