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France on Wednesday slammed as "unlikely" US allegations that European spy agencies shared phone call records with US intelligence, as a transatlantic surveillance row intensified.
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After demonstrating how easily rogue femtocells can be used to intercept voice calls and text messages, researchers called on carriers to stop using the network devices altogether.
AirTight Networks announced that it has closed a Series D financing round of $10 million, bringing the total capital raised to-date to $48.75 million.
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