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Virus Hunter Kaspersky Becomes the Hunted - Dan Balilty/ ASSOCIATED PRESS

Virus Hunter Kaspersky Becomes the Hunted - Dan Balilty/ ASSOCIATED PRESS

The Worm Turns Virus Hunter Kaspersky Becomes the Hunted

The Russian IT security firm Kaspersky Lab has discovered a new, powerful cyber weapon, apparently a successor to the notorious Duqu software. But this time the virus hunter itself is a target. Now experts are scrambling to identify who's behind it. Von Matthias Gebauer und Marcel Rosenbach

The Spy Next Door The Double Life of Agent Jack Barsky

An East German national spent two decades spying for the KGB in the United States before his capture, establishing two families in two countries and leading a complicated double life. The story of how a former communist became the guy next door. Von Susanne Koelbl

Intelligence Scandal Puts Merkel in Tight Place - HC Plambeck/ DER SPIEGEL

Intelligence Scandal Puts Merkel in Tight Place - HC Plambeck/ DER SPIEGEL

America's Willing Helper Intelligence Scandal Puts Merkel in Tight Place

Germany's latest spying scandal has created the biggest crisis yet for the country's foreign intelligence agency. The German government appears to have been aware of widespread US spying, possibly including economic espionage, against European targets and yet it did nothing to stop it. By SPIEGEL Staff

SPIEGEL Stands Behind Merkel Cell Phone Spying Report - Ronald Wittek/ dpa

SPIEGEL Stands Behind Merkel Cell Phone Spying Report - Ronald Wittek/ dpa

NSA Spying Scandal SPIEGEL Stands Behind Merkel Cell Phone Spying Report

In 2013, SPIEGEL reported on the tapping of chancellor Angela Merkel's mobile phone by the NSA. Now the case is back in the news following the German federal prosecutor's efforts to publicly undermine SPIEGEL's credibility. Von Rüdiger Ditz

Turkey Is 'Partner and Target' for the NSA - TIM SLOAN/ AFP

Turkey Is 'Partner and Target' for the NSA - TIM SLOAN/ AFP

A Two-Faced Friendship Turkey Is 'Partner and Target' for the NSA

Documents from the archive of whistleblower Edward Snowden reveal wide-scale spying against Turkey by America's NSA and Britain's GCHQ. They also show the US worked closely with Ankara to battle Kurdish separatists. Von Laura Poitras, Marcel Rosenbach, Michael Sontheimer und Holger Stark

Germany Ratchets Up Counterintelligence Measures - Fabrizio Bensch / REUTERS

Germany Ratchets Up Counterintelligence Measures - Fabrizio Bensch / REUTERS

Keeping Spies Out Germany Ratchets Up Counterintelligence Measures

Officials in Berlin were long in denial that their closest allies were spying on Germany. Now, ministries are undertaking measures to improve security and counterintelligence. They're anticipating frosty relations with the US for some time to come.

Germany Prepares Further Spying Clampdown - euroluftbild.de/ dpa

Germany Prepares Further Spying Clampdown - euroluftbild.de/ dpa

Hunting American Spooks Germany Prepares Further Spying Clampdown

The latest revelations of US spying on Germany have unleashed unprecedented levels of distrust in Berlin. The government has already expelled the CIA's chief here and may soon be planning additional measures as it seeks answers from Washington.

Germany Asks CIA Official to Leave Country - FABRIZIO BENSCH/ REUTERS

Germany Asks CIA Official to Leave Country - FABRIZIO BENSCH/ REUTERS

Retaliation for Spying Germany Asks CIA Official to Leave Country

In what amounts to a diplomatic earthquake, Berlin has asked the country's top CIA official to leave Germany. The measures comes in response to the second allegation in a week of a German government employee spying for the US.

Suspected Double Agent Further Strains German-US Ties - Stephan Jansen/ picture alliance / dpa

Suspected Double Agent Further Strains German-US Ties - Stephan Jansen/ picture alliance / dpa

Spiraling Spying Suspected Double Agent Further Strains German-US Ties

A year after revelations of the NSA's wide scale spying activities first emerged, the arrest of an employee at the German foreign intelligence service, suspected of being a double agent, is testing the limits of Berlin's patience with Washington. Von SPIEGEL Staff

'Surveillance on Merkel's Phone Was Absolutely Wrong' - Adam Berry/ Getty Images

'Surveillance on Merkel's Phone Was Absolutely Wrong' - Adam Berry/ Getty Images

SPIEGEL Interview with Hillary Clinton 'Surveillance on Merkel's Phone Was Absolutely Wrong'

In an interview, Hillary Clinton discusses the growing gap between the rich and poor that threatens democracy, Americans' discontent with politics, her regrets over NSA spying on Chancellor Merkel's mobile phone and her potential presidential candidacy. Von Marc Hujer und Holger Stark

Why We Are Posting Secret Documents - EDDIE KEOGH/ REUTERS

Why We Are Posting Secret Documents - EDDIE KEOGH/ REUTERS

NSA in Germany Why We Are Posting Secret Documents

Documents leaked by Edward Snowden show that Germany is home to the NSA's most important activities on the Continent. It's time the German public knew what they are -- and about their own government's involvement. Von DER SPIEGEL

Germany's Deep Cooperation with the NSA - Thomas Plettenberg/ DER SPIEGEL

Germany's Deep Cooperation with the NSA - Thomas Plettenberg/ DER SPIEGEL

Spying Together Germany's Deep Cooperation with the NSA

Cooperation between Germany's foreign intelligence service, the BND, and America's NSA is deeper than previously believed. German agents appear to have crossed into constitutionally questionable territory. Von SPIEGEL Staff

Inside Snowden's Germany File - MICHAEL DALDER/ REUTERS

Inside Snowden's Germany File - MICHAEL DALDER/ REUTERS

New NSA Revelations Inside Snowden's Germany File

An analysis of secret documents leaked by Edward Snowden demonstrates that the NSA is more active in Germany than anywhere else in Europe -- and that data collected here may have helped kill suspected terrorists. Von SPIEGEL Staff

German Minister 'US Operating Without any Kind of Boundaries'

In an interview, German Interior Minister Thomas de Maizière, 60, warns that American spying has become "boundless" and expresses sorrow that approval ratings for the United States have plummeted in Germany. Von Jörg Schindler, Alfred Weinzierl und Peter Müller

'Shame On Us' - VINCENT KESSLER/ REUTERS

'Shame On Us' - VINCENT KESSLER/ REUTERS

Former NSA Director 'Shame On Us'

In a SPIEGEL interview, former NSA director Michael Hayden, 69, discusses revelations of US spying on Germany made public in documents leaked by Edward Snowden, surveillance against German leaders and tensions between Berlin and Washington. Von Marc Hujer und Holger Stark

GCHQ Revealed Inside Her Majesty's Listening Service

The Snowden files have brought the shocking espionage activities of the UK's Government Communications Headquarters into the open. Former employees describe an agency with shifting goals, a strong honor code -- and an inferiority complex. Von Christoph Scheuermann

Germany Considers Counterespionage Against US - marco-urban.de

Germany Considers Counterespionage Against US - marco-urban.de

Striking Back Germany Considers Counterespionage Against US

Unsatisfied with the lack of answers provided by Washington in the NSA spying scandal, officials in Berlin are considering a new approach. Germany might begin counterespionage measures aimed at allies. Von SPIEGEL Staff

Top German Prosecutor Considers NSA Investigation - Sean Gallup/ Getty Images

Top German Prosecutor Considers NSA Investigation - Sean Gallup/ Getty Images

Probing America Top German Prosecutor Considers NSA Investigation

Germany and the US appear to be edging closer to political confrontation. The Federal Prosecutor says there is sufficient evidence to open a politically explosive investigation into NSA spying on Chancellor Angela Merkel's mobile phone. Von SPIEGEL Staff

Trans-Atlantic 'No-Spy' Deal on the Rocks - Roland Weihrauch/ dpa

Trans-Atlantic 'No-Spy' Deal on the Rocks - Roland Weihrauch/ dpa

'The Americans Lied' Trans-Atlantic 'No-Spy' Deal on the Rocks

Last summer, German Chancellor Angela Merkel promised her citizens a pact which would prohibit US spying on German citizens. But since then, Washington has shown little interest in pursuing such a treaty. Now, officials in Germany fear the deal is dead. Von Veit Medick und Annett Meiritz

Unit Offers Spy Gadgets for Every Need - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Unit Offers Spy Gadgets for Every Need - SPIEGEL ONLINE

NSA's Secret Toolbox Unit Offers Spy Gadgets for Every Need

The NSA has a secret unit that produces special equipment ranging from spyware for computers and cell phones to listening posts and USB sticks that work as bugging devices. Here are some excerpts from the intelligence agency's own catalog.

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