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I feel dirty.
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I actually know someone (I've known her for more than ten years now) who (I recently found out) is an anti-semite as well as an islamophile.
I feel dirty.
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Fascinating newses.
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NSA uses 33 countries to intercept web traffic / How Secret Partners Expand NSA’s Surveillance Dragnet
Pakistan, Iran, and… USA? New heatmap shows where NSA hacks
Slide of active computer network exploitations reveals NSA hacks all over the world.
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Keep warm.
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People who are in this unusual cold weather, or are going to be, please remain careful. Update when you can.
In other news - I hope this stooge - Steven Levy - got paid well to write this complete joke of an article. Some names were mentioned though. I, at least, find them interesting.
Quoting :- '......general counsel Rajesh De; Anne ( Read more... ) -
Can it all go any lower than this ?
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the strongest condemnation came from one of the groups named in the documents, Médecins du Monde.Leigh Daynes, UK executive director of the organisation said: "If substantiated, snooping on aid workers would be a shameful waste of taxpayers' money. Our doctors, nurses and midwives are not a threat to national security. We're an independent ( Read more... ) -
'NSA caught with its hand in Google's (browser) cookie jar'
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Ads that hound you from site to site don't seem quite so heinous in the wake of Tuesday's browser cookie-based revelation. The National Security Agency is reportedly using a particular kind of tracking cookie from Google to identify and track potential hacking targets. The NSA is also grabbing location data from third-party advertisers ( Read more... ) -
It is possible to go lower than ... well, anything possible.
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Alan Rusbridger had no problem justifying the press's freedom to inform the public about mass surveillance
remarkable that the whole thing happened at all. With the British press having obtained the right to its freedom from political control in the 17th century, here was parliament calling a newspaper to account for exercising that freedom. ( Read more... ) -
For Real ?!! O_@
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NSA defends 'legal' snooping on 5 billion cellphones everyday
NSA WILL ALLOW CITIZENS TO BUY BACK PERSONAL DATA
NSA morale down after Edward Snowden revelations, former U.S. officials say
Presumptious, perverted little pieces of foul garbage, these 'people' - if they can even be called 'people'.
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Very interesting.
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General Keith Alexander, director of US' now infamous National Security Agency (NSA), will be on a quiet trip to India on Thursday, where he will meet national security adviser (NSA) Shivshankar Menon and other senior officials in the national security establishment. Both American and Indian officials are tight-lipped about the visit, so it ( Read more... ) -
Re : facebook
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I suppose everyone who uses facebook knows this by now ?
- By having an account on fb, the users are allowing the company to use their postings and other personal data for advertising.
- The social networking site launched new privacy policies that explicitly state that whatever you do on Facebook can and probably will be used as ad fodder ( Read more... )