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Former IT director enters plea in wiretapping case

Ignorance of the law as well as "just following orders" is no excuse. Former hospital IT director faces felony charges while the well liked CEO apparently behind it all was only charged with a misdemeanor of stalking. Idaho, KIDK Eyewitness News BLACKFOOT, Idaho - Former Bingham [...]

August 23rd, 2014|

‘Low-tech’ spycraft tricks

from BBC Future, Frank Swain Despite ubiquitous surveillance and fancy gadgets, there are still simple, old-fashioned ways that spies and criminals can avoid detection, says Frank Swain. The F-21 buttonhole camera - as used by the Soviet Union, Europe, and North America in the early [...]

August 23rd, 2014|

City manager accused of eavesdropping through phone system.

All major phone system have features that can be used for listening in to conversations. This could be legitimate monitoring by supervisors, but the systems could also be compromised to allow unauthorized eavesdropping. There are also methods for activating speakerphone mics to listen in to [...]

August 13th, 2014|

CIA reeling from spy scandal

from TheHill.com The CIA’s admission that it broke into Senate computers and spied on Intelligence Committee staffers has created a firestorm for the spy agency, with some calling for change at the top. The scandal has stirred fresh doubts about Director John Brennan’s ability to [...]

August 2nd, 2014|

Eavesdropping Goes Postal

Postal worker accused of eavesdropping WATERTOWN, NY -- State Police arrested a Watertown postal worker for trying to tape a confidential conversation. Troopers arrested 50-year-old John L. Sullivan after they say he placed a recording device in a U.S. Postal Vehicle in an attempt to record [...]

August 2nd, 2014|

Prague: Czech-ing for bugs

More and more influential players are resorting to meetings abroad or in secluded areas Prague, July 16 (ČTK) — Czech politicians, lobbyists and influential businessmen are seeking new places safe from bugging for their meetings in reaction to extensive wiretapping not only in offices but also [...]

July 27th, 2014|
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