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Posts Tagged spying
Chechen Shot By Spec Ops Colonel Raises Concerns About Foreign Operations In US
From PJ Media:
The CEO of Utilities One, Serghei Busmachiu, is from Moldova. Other officials from the company appear to be Eastern European.
Busmachiu moved to the U.S. in 2013 and worked as a busboy and spent time selling ice in Alaska. How does a busboy/ice salesman save enough money to open a utility company in just three years?
chechnya, conus, energy grid, espionage, foreign intelligence, Islam, military bases, muslims, special operation, spy craft, spying, us military
FISA Stopped By Just A Few Brave Republicans
From The Federalist:
Nineteen Congressional Republicans helped tank a procedural vote on Wednesday, preventing the House from advancing a bill — backed by “Republican” Speaker Mike Johnson — that would renew government spying on American citizens without a warrant.
biden, civil rights, congress, domestic surveillance, fisa, fourth amendment, house of representatives, spying, trump, warrant
BoA Gave Up Customer Data Without A Warrant
From Open Source Defense:
As part of the oversight conducted by the Committee on the Judiciary and the Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government, the Committee and Select Subcommittee received testimony from retired FBI Supervisory Intelligence Analyst George Hill on February 7, 2023. Mr. Hill testified that Bank of America (BoA) provided the FBI — voluntarily and without any legal process — with a list of individuals who had made transactions in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area with a BoA credit or debit card between January 5 and January 7, 2021, and that individuals who had previously purchased a firearm with a BoA debit card or credit card were elevated to the top of the list regardless of when or where the purchase was made.
bank of america, banking, banks, bitcoin, cash, civil rights, credit card, dc, debit card, doj, FBI, federal government, financial freedom, First Amendment, fourth amendment, gun rights, jan 6, money, open source defense, privacy, protest, spying, us government, warrant
DHS Colludes With Gaming Companies To Monitor “Extremist” Gamers
From The Intercept:
The exact nature of the cooperation between federal agencies and video game companies, which has not been previously reported, is detailed in a new Government Accountability Office report. The report draws on interviews conducted with five gaming and social media companies including Roblox, an online gaming platform; Discord, a social media app commonly used by gamers; Reddit; as well as a game publisher and social media company that asked the GAO to remain anonymous.
biden administration, civil rights, department of homeland security, DHS, discord, doj, gaming, gao, government accountability office, internet, privacy, reddit, roblox, social media, spying, technology, the intercept
Illegal Surveillance Continued By The Deep State
From Wired:
According to the letter, a surveillance program now known as Data Analytical Services (DAS) has for more than a decade allowed federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies to mine the details of Americans’ calls, analyzing the phone records of countless people who are not suspected of any crime, including victims. Using a technique known as chain analysis, the program targets not only those in direct phone contact with a criminal suspect but anyone with whom those individuals have been in contact as well.
call records, deep state, drug war, encryption, fourth amendment, location data, metadata, NSA, phone records, search warrant, security, signal, spying, surveillance, wired
Police Can Trick Phones To Connect To Fake Cell Sites, Google/Apple Working To Prevent It
From EFF:
Apple has also finally taken steps to protect users against cell site simulators after being called on to do so by EFF and the broader privacy and security community. Apple announced that in iOS 17, out September 18, iPhones will not connect to insecure 2G mobile towers if they are placed in Lockdown Mode. As the name implies, Lockdown Mode is a setting originally released in iOS 16 that locks down several features for people who are concerned about being attacked by mercenary spyware or other nation state level attacks. This will be a huge step towards protecting iOS users from fake base station attacks, which have been used as a vector to install spyware such as Pegasus.
2G, android, apple, big brother, cell phones, cellular network, electronic frontier foundation, fourth amendment, google, ios, iPhone, law enforcement, police, Smartphones, spying, technology
DHS Wants Citizens Spying On Each Other
From The Federalist:
Speaking to The Daily Wire, Mike Benz, the executive director of Foundation For Online Freedom and former deputy assistant for internal communications and information policy for the U.S. State Department, said “that DHS officials planned on creating the videos to encourage citizens to police one another’s personal beliefs and report family members spreading so-called disinformation about COVID or expressing skepticism toward the U.S. government on social media.”
biden, department of homeland security, DHS, First Amendment, free speech, freedom of expression, spying, tattletale
EFF’s Guide To Protest Security
From The Electronic Frontier Foundation:
Now, more than ever, citizens must be able to hold those in power accountable and inspire others through the act of protest.
Protecting your electronic devices and digital assets before, during, and after a protest is vital to keeping yourself and your information safe, as well as getting your message out. Theft, damage, confiscation, or forced deletion of media can disrupt your ability to publish your experiences. At the same time, those engaging in protest may be subject to search or arrest, or have their movements and associations mapped. They could become targets of surveillance and repression.
civil rights, demonstration, electronic frontier foundation, encryption, First Amendment, free speech, government, police, protest, redress of grievances, smartphone, spying, technology
Former FBI Head Says Conservatives Are The Same As Islamists
From The Federalist:
McCabe likened conservatives to members of the Islamic Caliphate: “I can tell you from my perspective of spending a lot of time focused on the radicalization of international terrorists and Islamic extremist and extremists of all stripes… is that this group shares many of the same characteristics of those groups that we’ve seen radicalized along entirely different ideological lines,†he said.
andrew mccabe, conservatives, deep state, FBI, federal government, january 6, mccabe, protesting, spying, surveillance, terrorism
Why Didn’t Trump Pardon Snowden and Assange?
From Glenn Greenwald:
assange, edward snowden, glenn greenwald, julian assange, NSA, pardon, snowden, spying, surveillance, trump, video, whistleblower, wikileaks
How The ATF Collects Data On You And How To Avoid It
From En Bloc Press:
The best way to avoid triggering these multiple handgun sales reports is simply to not buy two handguns at once, or to wait more than 5 consecutive business days between your purchases. You could also just buy one handgun at one FFL dealer and then another handgun at a separate FFL dealer.
There is no federal law which limits how many firearms an individual can buy at a time. As a legal gun owner, you’re not breaking the law by taking measures to avoid being reported to the ATF, provided of course that you aren’t actually involved in the unlawful trafficking of firearms.
ATF, civil rights, data, data collection, database, doj, federal government, gun rights, spying, surveillance, surviellance state
The Message Apps The FBI Can’t Read
From Reason:
The bottom line: of the most popular apps, iMessage and WhatsApp are particularly susceptible to FBI snooping. Telegram and Signal score far better according to the FBI documents. (Line and Viber are also relatively bad picks, and my formerly favored Threema likewise fares more poorly than I’d have expected, but since they aren’t as popular this probably isn’t relevant for you.)
encryption, FBI, imessage, intelligence, internet, messaging, phone, privacy, security, signal, spying, technology, threema, whatsapp
Senator Paul Rips FBI Director Over Russiagate
From Forbes:
christopher wray, doj, FBI, fbi director, fisa, fisa warrant, fourth amendment, intelligence, NSA, rand paul, russiagate, senator paul, spying, video
US Government Conspires With Big Tech To Spy On Americans
From The Federalist:
Ohio Republican Rep. Jim Jordan demanded records and a briefing from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Thursday over the agency’s proposed use of third-party firms to spy on Americans.
“The Obama-Biden FBI spied on President Trump’s campaign in 2016, and now the Biden-Harris DHS is looking to use third-party contractors to circumvent the Constitution and spy on American citizens,†Jordan told The Federalist. “Every American, regardless of their political affiliation, should be weary of these types of attacks on our civil liberties.â€
biden, biden administration, big tech, congress, fourth amendment, internet, jim jordan, social media, spying, technology
What Really Happened On January 6?
From The Federalist:
It is well-established by now that U.S. intelligence agencies use informants, lies, and leaks to frame people, causes, and political opponents of the regime. This is so well-established that it would be surprising if the one Capitol riot Democrats are pursuing did not include FBI or other federal spy state provocateurs. And if that’s the case, then our country is in deep, deep sh-t.
capitol, deep state, doj, election, FBI, informants, intelligence, intelligence agencies, january 6, NSA, security, spying, trump
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