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The Wikimedia Foundation, which runs the online encyclopaedia, is arguing that the NSA’s surveillance violates the First Amendment Andrew Griffin The Independent [UK] 10 March 2015 Organisations including the Wikimedia Foundation, which runs Wikipedia, have filed a lawsuit against the NSA and the US Department of Justice over its surveillance programmes. The lawsuit was filed […] March 10th, 2015 | Tags: ACLU, National Security Agency, surveillance, Wikipedia | Category: 1st Amendment, 4th Amendment, Internet, Maryland, Right to Privacy | Comments are closed
Leaked documents lay bare TPM 2.0 worries John E. Dunn Techworld 22 August 2013 The German Government is now deeply suspicious that the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) technology built into a growing number of Windows 8 PCs and tablets is creating a gigantic back door for NSA surveillance, leaked documents have suggested. Documents from the […] August 25th, 2013 | Tags: Edward Snowden, James R. Clapper, Lenovo, Microsoft, National Security Agency, surveillance, transparency, Trusted Computing Group (TCG), Trusted Platform Module (TPM), Windows 8 | Category: Computers, Germany, Internet, National Intelligence, technology, United Nations | Comments are closed
Tyler Durden Zero Hedge 7/7/2013
Protestors hold poster reading “Stasi 2.0” depicting US President Barack Obama wearing headphones, in allusion of a film poster of the movie “The Lives of Others” talking about spying and monitoring practices of the former Eastern German secret police “Stasi”, on June 18, 2013 […] July 7th, 2013 | Tags: Edward Snowden, Gestapo, National Security Agency, Stasi, surveillance | Category: Barack Obama, European Union, Germany, History | Comments are closed
Orin Kerr The Volokh Conspiracy 4/12/2013 I blogged below about whether recording the McConnell meeting violated federal law; in this post I’ll offer some thoughts on whether it violated state law. With the caveat that I had never looked at Kentucky’s surveillance statutes until an hour ago, my sense is the answer is pretty unclear […] April 12th, 2013 | Tags: "Mother Jones" magazine, "Progress Kentucky", Ashley Judd, Curtis Morrison, David Corn, eavesdropping, I.F. Stone, Sen. Mitch McConnell, Shawn Reilly, Soviet Union, surveillance, wire-tapping | Category: 1st Amendment, Communism, Crime, FBI, Kentucky, Politics | Comments are closed
Doug Hagman Canada Free Press 2/7/2013 The following information was provided to me by my DHS contact on two different occasions. Information from my first contact was previously published in two parts (here). I was asked to withhold the final portion of the information that was provided to me at that time until after the […] February 10th, 2013 | Tags: "Operation Thunderdome", "Organizing for Obama", “Cyber-Warriors for Obama”, budget deficit, currency collapse, double-speak, hacking, Hillary Clinton, hyperinflation, inauguration, Janet Napolitano, Lieutenant General William G. (Jerry) Boykin, managed decline of US dollar, martial law, Monica Crowley, Nancy Pelosi, police state, propaganda, surveillance, Valerie Jarrett | Category: Barack Obama, China, Department of Homeland Security, Economy, Federal spending, George Soros, Internet, Marxism, Military, Social networking websites | Comments are closed
Douglas Quan Postmedia News via Canada.com 1/26/2011 The remote-controlled Predator B unmanned surveillance aircraft, which can fly for 20 hours up to 15,000 metres in the air. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency announced this month that its Predators will be patrolling greater sections of the Canada-U.S. border – from Minnesota to […] January 27th, 2011 | Tags: drug smuggling, Predator B, Prime Minister Stephen Harper, surveillance, U.S. Customs and Border Protection | Category: Barack Obama, Canada, United States | Comments are closed
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