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Skybird 01-01-14 10:56 AM

The NSA toolbox catalogue
 
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After years of speculation that electronics can be accessed by intelligence agencies through a back door, an internal NSA catalog reveals that such methods already exist for numerous end-user devices.
http://www.spiegel.de/international/...994-druck.html

and

http://www.spiegel.de/international/...969-druck.html

Always keeping in mind that the lions share of the boost in surveillance methods of this kind after 9/11 have been found not to be in support of counter terror operations, but ordinary espionage and especially business espionage, and that - I do not recall it exactly anymore - either the head of the NSA or that federal judge three weeks ago or both men stated that it appears as if these operations have not contributed to the prevention of a single attempted terror strike since 9/11.

Oberon 01-01-14 11:01 AM

And?

Aside from taking a pair of scissors to your phone-line, burning your computer, throwing all your communications equipment in the North Sea and never leaving your house ever again, how else are you going to avoid being spied on? :hmmm:

STEED 01-01-14 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Oberon (Post 2158686)
how else are you going to avoid being spied on? :hmmm:

Eye full of this and they will give up and go away.

http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/b...lu/th_bart.jpg

MH 01-01-14 11:12 AM

Look at the bright side....:)

http://libertyblitzkrieg.com/wp-cont...-Shirtmock.jpg

Betonov 01-01-14 11:13 AM

I love that ''talk like a terrorist'' idea :)

Tango589 01-01-14 12:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Betonov (Post 2158696)
I love that ''talk like a terrorist'' idea :)

We've already got 'International Talk Like A Pirate Day', maybe we should have 'Talk like A Terrorist Day' too and really put the cat among the pidgeons?:hmm2:

Wolferz 01-01-14 12:12 PM

Spam bots.:cool:
That's the ticket.:up:

the_tyrant 01-01-14 12:51 PM

The stuff that is being leaked looks fake and questionable to be honest, it references old technological standards and outdated equipment for 2008

I'm thinking what they really have is significantly better

Catfish 01-01-14 01:45 PM

Also heard of TAO and this stuff before, i think it is older but already very scary. I always wonder why the 'land of the free' does not seem to take this seriously, it seems freedom means different things for different people (?)

As i just heard there now is a small box to be implanted in cars, that gives detailed information on how about the driver behaves, where he drives, in which 'style' (overtaking, parking, speed, aggressive, reluctant etc.), in the UK. Allegedly invented for car insurance it certainly can be used to track the car (together with the RFID (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio-f...identification) chip in the identity card) to construct an exact profile of a person via metadata tracking, more exact than via mobile phone or any 'pad'.
It can certainly also used against the driver, Orwell was a bloody beginner.
Anyone is suspicious, they foresee what you will do, and when you do not fit into an average citizen's profile, or fit into a 'typical' criminal's profile accidentally, good luck to talk your way out.

With this mindset, surveillance 'attacks' of any kind find already wide, open doors lol


I just wonder - why do all people here seem to embrace this (for me, and the constitution of most countries) violation of liberty, and privacy. Not rhetorical, i would really like to know.

Oberon 01-01-14 02:02 PM

Well what are you going to do about it then?

Wolferz 01-01-14 02:16 PM

Still think the FEMA camps are a load of hogwash? Once the systematic roundup of undesirables begins, they'll need a place to put them for quiet extermination.:hmmm:

Tchocky 01-01-14 02:37 PM

Yeah, and unicorn manure powers the Bilderberg Group

Wolferz 01-01-14 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Tchocky (Post 2158762)
Yeah, and unicorn manure powers the Bilderberg Group

And here I thought it was baby Harp Seals!:yep:

Catfish 01-02-14 04:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Oberon (Post 2158686)
And?

Aside from taking a pair of scissors to your phone-line, burning your computer, throwing all your communications equipment in the North Sea and never leaving your house ever again, how else are you going to avoid being spied on? :hmmm:

When there are drones and cameras everywhere (like in London now) with face recognition software and RFID chips in your underpants, you can cut your cables and connections as you want, and it will mean exactly nothing. The whole system and thinking behind it is foul.

Oberon 01-02-14 06:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Catfish (Post 2158979)
When there are drones and cameras everywhere (like in London now) with face recognition software and RFID chips in your underpants, you can cut your cables and connections as you want, and it will mean exactly nothing. The whole system and thinking behind it is foul.

Exactly. So there are two choices you can make in life, you can live your life in fear and panic about being watched all the time, or you can accept it as something in life that you have no control over and you are unable to change and move on.


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