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Three judges have rejected an appeal against the way the National Crime Agency (NCA) obtained a warrant to ...

The National Crime Agency lawfully obtained warrants to receive messages from the hacked EncroChat encrypted phone network widely used by organised criminals, a court has found. The Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) rejected claims from defence lawyers that the NCA with-held critical information when it applied to a senior judge for a warrant to obtain messages from the encrypted phone network. But in a significant legal move the IPT referred questions about the legal admissibility of the Encr...

The Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) is due to rule later this month on whether or not a warrant ...

A lawyer for the National Crime Agency (NCA) has told an appeal tribunal the breaching of the EncroChat ...

A lawyer at an appeal against the National Crime Agency's (NCA's) use of data from French police's hack ...

The National Crime Agency (NCA) received a warrant to covertly harvest hundreds of thousands of messages from the EncroChat encrypted mobile phone network, on the basis of a conversation between a French and a British law enforcement official that was not confirmed in writing

Thats the Snoopers Charter in action for you Gareth Corfield Mon 8 Feb 2021 // 16:34 UTC Share Copy British prosecutors can make use of evidence gathered by the French and Dutch police from encrypted messaging service EncroChat’s servers thanks to a legal interpretation of whether RAM counts as data storage, the Court of Appeal has ruled. The judgment, handed down on the afternoon of 5 February, has far-reaching repercussions for criminal defendants identified and arre...