Edward Snowden suggested during an interview that aired on NBC Wednesday night that he believed he did the right thing in making classified U.S. government information available to the news media ...

The world is asking how one man could manage to get a hold of and release so much classified information without getting caught. First off, he had training. It’s time for another Edward Snowden ...

Edward Snowden, in an exclusive interview with "Nightly News" anchor Brian Williams, is fighting back against critics who dismissed him as a low-level hacker — saying he was “trained as a spy ...

Edward Snowden is currently holed up in Russia. Credit: Getty Images for The New Yorker. ... Normally a hacker either informs the company or sells the information quietly on the black market.

Edward Snowden poses for a photos with German Green party parliamentarian Hans-Christian Stroebele at an undisclosed location in Moscow, on Thursday, October 31.

Some lone hacker -- a high-school ... It is not, in fact, all too perfect, and this column is not actually suggesting Edward Snowden isn't real. It's just a conceit to make a larger point.) ...

— Edward Snowden (@Snowden) July 25, 2016 This is the only case in which mass surveillance has actually proven effective. Though I oppose in principle, it is a mistake to ignore.

In 2014, after Edward Snowden blew the whistle on N.S.A. surveillance, ... “A Hacker’s Mind” contains a blizzard of such anecdotes, many of them clever — the telltale sign of a hack, ...

Edward Snowden, arguably the world’s most famous whistle-blower, is a man who lived behind plenty of pseudonyms before putting his true name to his truth-telling: When he was first communicating ...

The E-Commerce Consultants International Council, often referred to as simply the EC-Council, recently made headlines for having previously certified Edward Snowden, who went on to leak scores of ...

Edward Snowden says he's more than just a hacker or systems administrator, as the Obama administration and media have portrayed him. He worked undercover for the CIA and the National Security Agency.

Edward Snowden poses for a photos with German Green party parliamentarian Hans-Christian Stroebele at an undisclosed location in Moscow, on Thursday, October 31.