Hundreds more spies to be hired to respond to the changing ‘nature of war, espionage and terrorism’
Internet ‘provides new ways for our enemies to plan and act against us.’
Tag: Big Brother
Look who’s in charge of UK government cybersecurity
‘Hansard 4 Nov 2015 : Column GC355 Lord Mendelsohn: ‘We welcome the appointment of the former British ambassador to Israel, Matthew Gould, who will have a key role in cybersecurity inside the Cabinet Office — a very useful and important position.’ Sure enough, the UK Government’s website confirms that Gould is now Director of Cyber […]
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Facebook’s ‘teleporter’ technology the final nail in the coffin for humanity’s connection with reality
‘With their phones in hand, they bow their heads, eyes narrowing in on their pocket screens. No awareness of the now, they wander like intoxicated drivers, veering to the left and the right. Scrolling through their Facebook feed, they try to ignite some kind of spark to keep their dying souls alive in their virtual […]
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UK’s National Crime Agency Is Using a 90s Law to Justify Its Hacking Operations
“The Police Act 1997 was never intended to cover computer hacking.”
Inquiry to examine claims police spied on Jeremy Corbyn and Ken Livingstone
‘This is a serious matter; the only reason police could have been asked to monitor the activities of Messrs Corbyn, Livingstone etc is political. Are we to conclude, if they were being monitored, that the Conservative Party was compiling information about them in an attempt to find something they could exploit for political advantage? If […]
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‘Hell No Barbie’ Campaign Warns About ‘Hello Barbie’, a New Doll With Big Brother-ish Capabilities
‘Hello Barbie will be available in stores right in time for the holidays. A campaign entitled “Hell No Barbie” however seeks to inform consumers that this doll has the potential to severely violate their privacy. In an attempt to revitalize its Barbie brand, Mattel will soon launch Hello Barbie, a Wi-Fi-connected doll with artificial intelligence. […]
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Germany ‘systematically spied’ on own allies on grand scale – Spiegel
‘A list of targets of Germany’s foreign intelligence agency (BND) has provided some unexpected surprises, a report by Spiegel suggests. Berlin is reported to have “systematically spied” on many of its allies – including the US Department of the Interior. German espionage programs have targeted many states and organizations one would think would be considered […]
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Facebook Blocks Mention of Competitor from Platform
“We do not allow developers to incentivize content sharing on our platform because it encourages spammy sharing.”
Open Source: Britain’s MI5 to Be Given Major New Powers to Spy Online
“Your web records are not like “an itemised phone bill,” they’re like a list of every book you’ve ever opened.”
Drone Play Could Land Users In NYPD’s Counter-Terror Database
A simple trip to the park could actually get you “terror-listed.”
MI5 ‘secretly collected phone data’ for decade
‘MI5 has secretly been collecting vast amounts of data about UK phone calls to search for terrorist connections. The programme has been running for 10 years under a law described as ‘vague’ by the government’s terror watchdog. It emerged as Home Secretary Theresa May unveiled a draft bill governing spying on communications by the authorities.’ […]
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U.S. Regulators Reject Push for ‘Do Not Track’ Internet Rules
Setback for digital privacy advocates…
New NSA domestic spy program too clumsy to use: U.S. senator
System exposed publicly more than two years ago by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.
Edward Snowden Just Slammed UK Mass Surveillance
“I don’t need privacy, I’ve nothing to hide” argues “I don’t need free speech, I’ve nothing to say.”