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Russ Kick, a transparency advocate who archives government websites, downloaded the publicly-available issues before they were deleted this summer.

After sourcing Cellebrite’s Apple unlocking service a number of years ago, the DEA is now looking to buy an iOS 11 cracking product from Grayshift.

Congresspeople in the Bluegrass state say it's time to stop threatening the $688 million industry.

A presentation obtained by Motherboard shows the Drug Enforcement Agency accepting the reality of encryption.

NSO Group's products have been linked to hacking attempts on journalists, activists, and dissidents.

The DEA paid a contractor just over $20,000 to hold sessions on extracting hidden data from social media.

Researchers make the case for a new, psychedelics-only controlled substance category.

For over 40 years, Dave Nichols had government license to make Schedule 1 drugs like LSD and DMT for research.

According to a Freedom of Information request, the DEA does not have any Privacy Impact Assessments related to using Hacking Team's malware.

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But the agency hasn’t been particularly successful with Hacking Team’s malware.

The agency says it's managing to meet its hiring goals despite a ban on hiring anyone who's used marijuana within the last three years.