Yahoo does not provide direct access to its servers, systems or networks, portals of a government spokeswoman said on Thursday.
"Washington Post" reported on Thursday, the U.S. National Security Agency and the FBI, "tapping directly into the nine leading U.S. Internet company" central server via a highly classified program is called PRISM, extract audio, video, photos, e-mail , log files and connections.
 



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