- ACLU safe
and free
- Senator
Daniel Akaka (D-Hawaii). Choicepoint
and Acxiom companies are data aggregators. Nuala O'Connor Kelly is
head of privacy for Dept of Homeland Security.
- Alternet, Patriot
II, details, search, government surveillance, spying
- Canadian
Grassroots, freedom advocates
- Center for Democracy and
Technology, domestic spying watch
- Center
for a Legitimate Government
- Commercial Alert,
protecting
children from corporate predation
- Council of
Ethics-Based Organizations Associated with The
Department of Public Information of the United Nations. Censorship
page
- Cryptorights.org
human rights for security workers. SF
- Cornell
Law Forum tools to intercept/obstruct Patriot Act Cornell
University????
- Echelon Watch
discuss
civil liberty threats
- Electronic Privacy
Information Center lawsuits, FBI, FOI
- Electronic Frontier
Foundation working to protect civil and free
speech
- EFF
Is Your Printer Spying on YOu
- EFF
List of Printers Which Do or Do Not Display Tracking Dots, search terms:
yellow tracking dots, printer models, output, Machine Identification Code
Technology Project, forensic watermarking, dithering technique, blue light,
microscope, Brother, Canon, Dell, Epson, Hewlett-Packard, Fuji, Xerox, IBM,
Konica / Minolta, Kyocera, Lanier, Lexmark, Okidata, Panasonic, Ricoh, Savin,
Samsung, Tektronix, Toshiba, color laser printers.
Buy
Wayne Madsen's book Overthrow a Fascist Regime on $15 a Day.
- Epic
Electronic Privacy Information Center
- FAS
Project
on Government Security
- FattyBoomBatty,
news
- F-Secure,
info on CD rootkits
- Eyeballing
TIA
- Freedom
Scorecard, ACLU
- Future of Freedom
First
Amendment Rights
- Global Issues.org
- Google-Watch
Google search engine is spyware
- High
Tech Billboards domestic surveillance
- Human
Rights Watch briefing paper on MCIS
- Internet
Democracy Project enhance open participation,
public accountability and hr of internet
- MediaFilter
covert action quarterly
- NoNAIS.com
Protect Traditional Rights to Farm, stop RFID privicacy intrusion by Bush
corporate America.
- Privacy
International Human rights group,
watchdog on surveillance by govt/biz
- Privacy Site
- PrivacyToday
news
- Privacy
Watch, Cotse.net Internet Privacy Website, Civil
liberty watchdog
- Refuse &
Resist the device formerly
known as Carnivore,
- Salon
Israeli art students, DEA, Amdocs searchable file
- Smirking
Chimp Suspicious Activities Involving
Israeli Art Students at DEA Facilities by DEA
- Southwest
Research and Information Center Energy, Environment research
analysis.
- Stop
Carnivore FBI, What Carnivore can do
- Stop-Fascism
TIA
info
- Total
Information Awareness Resource Center
- White Dot find
out how to free yourself from television.
- ZDNet, UK
news
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- 3-eye
imagery consultants, info
- BBC
George W Bush personally stopped an inquiry into a controversial programme
to monitor the phone calls and e-mails of Americans, a top official has
said. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said internal investigators wanted
to look at the role justice department lawyers had played in drafting the
programme
- CERT Coordination Center
net
security, info, response
- Cnet
Tech News First, search Carnivore
- CICenter
Counterintelligence,
NGO, UK
- CNN,
Technology
- Earthdata
sea
- Earthdata International satellite images
company
- Freedom of Information Act
- Global
Security Foundation Intelligence
Resource
- History of
the Internet
- Jurist
University of Pittsburg, School of Law,
Primary sources. Global perspective
- Legal News Search
search
- LexisNexis
online legal, news and business info services
- LexisOne
The Resource for Small Law Firms.
- Mountbatten
Centre for International Studies
- National
Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information NCADI, info on alcohol,
tobacco, and illicit drugs
- National Cyber
Security Alliance se
- National Security
Archive George Washington U. govt security
research, FOI
- Newsbits
technews
- Open Society
Institute Internet policy,
independent media, human rights
- OS News
Operating
system news
- PrivacyDigest
privacy
news
- Privacy
Marketing News UK, into privacy and relationship marketing.
- Privacy
& Security Law Report BNA
- Project on Government
Oversight exposing corruption, exploring solutions
- Salaam.co.uk
Big Brother in Britain, national id cards, high cost
and hype.
- SearchSecurity
news, consulting
- Security
Focus News Microsoft
- Scientific
Working Group on Friction Ridge Analysis fingerprinting, forensic id.
- TechLawJournal
news, analysis of legislation,
litigation, regulation IT
- Vera
Institute of Justice prisoner rights, justice system innovation, links
- Wikipedia
NSA National Security Agency, warrantless wiretapping, administrative
subpoena, National Security letter.
- Wired Magazine, search Poindexter, TIA,
Total Information Awareness, IAO,
- WMR
Army spying on soldiers' blogs
according to leaked Army regulation During a time when the morale of US Army
personnel is at an all-time low from a protracted war in Iraq and a de facto
draft in the guise of a stop-loss program that keeps soldiers on active duty
after their commitments expire, the Army is also spying on the personal
blogs of its personnel. This surveillance program has been revealed in a
leaked Army Regulation on Operations Security (AR-580-1). ... The regulation
was issued almost a year ago, on April 19, 2007. It prohibits the
publication of "critical or sensitive" information, a wide-open
caveat that could include anything not deemed to be "classified"
national security information. The regulation also covers information that
has already been disclosed, or "compromised" as stated in the
regulation.
- Yahoo,
Spyware new
- notes: Wayne
Madsen Report ... cell phone "The "echoing" is not
limited to particular cell phone service providers or cell phone types.
Customers of AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile are reporting the same problem
with phones from Nokia, Samsung, Nokia, Motorola, and Ericsson.
... Technicians report that echos occur when there is not a complete
connection or if there is a third party connection on the call. While
echoing has been a minor problem in the past, the frequency of complaints is
increasing and affecting journalists and political activists from
Washington, DC to New York City and California to Texas. ...
Government agencies are already able to remotely activate a cell phone and
use the microphone to listen in on conversations. The only way to prevent
this surveillance is to agree to "batteries out" conversations,
something that is employed more and more among journalists while talking to
sources as well as others concerned about high-tech snooping from
"roving bugs." Similarly, removing the battery from a cell phone
also disables the Global Positioning System and cell tower triangulation
capabilities used by law enforcement and intelligence agencies to track the
location of the user, according to U.S. intelligence sources."
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video
- Ron
Paul names neocons video
- ----------------------
- Advanced Research and
Development Activity Office ARDA, data mining
alive and well
- Albright
College, Patriot Act
- Arlington Institute, John Peterson, Dave
Snowden,
- ASP Solutions, internet monitoring and
surveillance,
- Basis Technology, Asian, Middle East, EU
intelligence gathering from unstructured text,
- Booz Allen Hamilton, major intelligence
contractor, first fruit, monitor journalists,
- BrightPlanet, search Sioux Falls, data
mining, works with Lockheed Martin, Factiva,
- Carnivore,
Cato also known as DCS1000, Etherpeek
- Chartered
Institute of Marketing, UK, info resource for marketing / sales.
Service, News.
FEMA
Concentration Camp, Beech Grove, Indiana YouTube
enlarge for full map or go to Google map and enter: Emerson
Ave, Beech Grove, Indiana
- CAMERA
AP “Israeli spying” story an “Urban Myth” according to Justice
Department
- CIA Central Intelligence
Agency
- Cognitive Edge, Singapore, RAHS, data
mining, medical info, raw surveillance data mining.
- Convera, video, image, audio search,
multiple languages,
- Cybersecurity
Enhancement Act
- DARPA Defense
Advanced Research Projects Agency
- Dept
of Homeland Security domestic spying
- EZPass, E-Z Pass, E-ZPass, E-Z Pass, who
really has access to this information?
- Factiva, Dow Jones company, gathers open
source news,
- ECHELON, US, Australia, New Zealand, UK,
see Israel,
- Federal Bureau Of Investigation
- FBI,
Carnivore, Diagnostic Tool FBI
- FreeRepublic.com
News by keyword
- Global Security.org
CBS
News FB
- Government
Executive, Poindexter... Whitehouse support.
- Klinx, deep web content,
- Infragard
FBI
- Institute for
Intergovernmental Research serving law enforcement, justice
community
- Lockheed
Martin US personal database, defense contractor, Bush
- Microsoft,
Security Bulletins: Microsoft
- Microsoft
- National Intelligence
Council CIA
- National Communications
System, US Threat Advisory
- National
Consumers Coalition
info on 'big brother', national ID card, govt spycams, supports global
warming.org
- National Infrastructure
Protection Center net threat assessment, warning,
response, US
- National
Strategy to Secure Cyberspace Whitehouse, Bush, Cheney, 'war on
terrorism'
- New
York Times NSA executive order authorizing data mining of phone calls
and file.
- Office of
Total Information Awareness
- Patriot
Act compliance software, Attus Tech
- Phoenix Global Intelligence Systems,
globalization technologists, unrestrained by nationality,
- Presearch, Inc. mass data
surveillance
- PrivacyExchange
privacy protection resource, sponsored by Equifax, AE,
Guardent, systran etc...
- Risk Assessment and Horizon Scanning (RAHS)
- Saffron Technology, Inc. mass data
surveillance,
- Securius.com
defending cyberspace security
- Seisint
Inc MATRIX database, controlling company.
- SYNTEC, Inc, Poindexter, Senior Vice
President, mass data surveillance,
- Technology Transfer
Information Center TTIC
- Terrorists
Threat Integration Center, TTIC
- U.S.
Departmant of State, Consular Affairs US-VISIT, info
- Virage Inc
Video analysis and contact extraction. Part of the Autonomy Group
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- WMR
"January 30-February 1, 2009 -- Stellar Wind
blows Democratic governors out of office WMR has previously reported
on the malfeasance of the U.S. Attorney for Northern Illinois, Patrick
Fitzgerald, in his investigation of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing and
the outing of CIA covert agent Valerie Plame Wilson. In the case of the 1993
attack, Fitzgerald sat on critical signals intelligence (SIGINT) evidence
that would have tied the bombing to Osama bin Laden in exile in Sudan. Bin
Laden remained a U.S. intelligence asset at the time of the World Trade
Center bombing so Fitzgerald, following orders from Langley, simply failed
to enter into evidence wiretaps communications between the Sudanese Mission
to the United Nations in New York and the Sudanese Foreign Ministry in
Khartoum that contained references to Bin Laden. In the outing of Plame,
Fitzgerald refused to enter as evidence tapped phone calls of Vice President
Dick Cheney's Chief of Staff I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby and others
that would have proven the severe damage of Libby's actions to the covert
counter-proliferation operation involving Plame and her Brewster Jennings
& Associates cover firm. Fitzgerald's actions in covering up the World
Trade Center link to Sudan and Bin Laden was so significant that Libby's New
York Times interlocutor, Judith Miller, once asked this editor for my
sources on the Sudanese wiretap story. I told her that one was well known,
the late ABC News reporter John McWethy had reported on the Sudan UN mission
wiretaps by the National Security Agency (NSA) in 1993. The other, a
confidential source in Khartoum, remains confidential. McWethy died in a
February 2008 skiing accident in Colorado. full
story
- WMR
Bush / Clinton complicity in NSA illegal wiretapping. A problem
for Hillary? ... 1999 docs show NSA and Clinton White House
hiding information about Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA)
compliance. Illegal request for NSA wiretapping made in February
27, 2001 meeting ... Nacchio refused, then indicted for insider stock
trading... 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, (they're all crooks?).
search terms: AT&T switching center, Folsom Street, San Francisco,
4ESS equipment, Mark Klein (whistleblower), see HPSCI, Porter
Goss, attorney client privilege, Executive Order 12333, all concerning
hiding documents referring to legality of NSA activities, ... and
Wilma A. Lewis, Mark Nagle, Marina Utgoff Braswell, Electronic Privacy
Information Center, (Civil No. 99-3197 PLF), information withheld from FOIA,
domestic wiretapping
full
story
- WMR
"... WMR has learned from government sources that the Bush
administration has authorized massive surveillance of the Internet using as
cover a cyber-security multi-billion dollar project called the "Einstein"
program. ... Billed as a cyber-security intrusion
detection system for federal computer systems and networks, WMR has been
told that the actual intent of Einstein is to initially monitor the email
and web surfing activities of federal employees and contractors and not in
protecting government computer systems from intrusion by
outsiders. ... In February 2008, President Bush signed a
directive that designated the National Security Agency (NSA) as the central
administrator for the federal government's computer and network
security. ... Although Einstein is primarily a
program under the aegis of the Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT)
of the National Cyber Security Division of the Homeland Security Department,
WMR has learned that it has the personal support of Director of National
Intelligence (DNI) Mike McConnell, a former NSA director. Einstein is
advertised as merely conducting traffic analysis within the dot (.) gov and
dot (.) mil domains, including data packet lengths, protocols, source and
destination IP addresses, source and destination ports, time stamp
information, and autonomous system numbers. However, WMR has learned that
Einstein will also bore down into the text of email and analyze message
content. In fact, most of the classified budget allotted to Einstein is
being used for collecting information from the text of messages and not the
header data." full
story ... more search terms: PINWHEEL, PINWALE, GCSB, New Zealand,
private sector surveillance, black projects, .com, .edu, .int, .gov, .mil,
FCC, black budgets, Vodaphone, cellular phone eavesdropping, Greece, locked
field, trap door, sub system,
- Economist
"Security experts reckon the latest technology can detect hostile
intentions before something bad happens. Unless it is perfect, though, that
may be bad in itself ... MONITORING surveillance
cameras is tedious work. Even if you are concentrating, identifying
suspicious behaviour is hard. Suppose a nondescript man descends to a subway
platform several times over the course of a few days without getting on a
train. Is that suspicious? Possibly. Is the average security guard going to
notice? Probably not. A good example, then—if a fictional one—of why
many people would like to develop intelligent computerised surveillance
systems. ... The perceived need for such systems is
stimulating the development of devices that can both recognise people and
objects and also detect suspicious behaviour. Much of this technology
remains, for the moment, in laboratories. But Charles Cohen, the boss of
Cybernet Systems, a firm based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, which is working for
America’s Army Research Laboratory, says behaviour-recognition systems are
getting good, and are already deployed at some security
checkpoints"
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