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An army of snoopers is being trained, but it is not run by GCHQ
An army of spies is being trained across the British Isles. They are not ‘fifth columnists’ but the man in the pub, the woman on the bus, and even your fellow worker. A series of training modules, examined by The … Continue reading
‘Blacklisting’ in Britain is rife – and in the total surveillance society, no one is immune
Blacklisting, whereby people are denied work because of their political beliefs or affiliations, is illegal and allegedly no longer practised. But in our current surveillance society, a host of other intrusive practices have replaced it. Private companies may be vetting … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Intelligence, Resistance, Surveillance
Tagged blacklisting, GCHQ, RIPA, spycops, vetting agencies
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As “Snoopers Charter” becomes law, one ISP is showing how state surveillance can be bypassed
The Investigatory Powers Bill, or ‘Snooper’s Charter‘, is about to become law. This will make legal the mass surveillance technologies that UK agency GCHQ and its partners have deployed for the last decade or more, as revealed by Edward Snowden. … Continue reading
Posted in Intelligence, Resistance, Surveillance
Tagged Anonymous, bloggers, GCHQ, Snoopers Charter, Surveillance, Tails, Tor
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UK tribunal rules hacking is legal (compromising security; enabling fraud)
In a remarkable, though unsurprising ruling the Investigatory Powers Tribunal has stated that it is perfectly legal for Britain’s spy agency, GCHQ, to hack into anyone’s computer and to continue with their practice of bulk surveillance of not just sections … Continue reading
Posted in Intelligence, no category, Surveillance
Tagged GCHQ, Investigatory Powers Bill, Snoopers Charter
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GCHQ becomes Spectre as Snoopers Charter 2.0 is licenced to chill
Today (Wednesday) the new version of the “Snoopers’ Charter” was revealed in the guise of the draft Investigatory Powers bill. It is a bill rife with obfuscation, weasel words and deceit. But look beyond the soundbites, spin and headline pullers … Continue reading
Rupert Murdoch flips | Sunday Times article on Snowden rife with errors
Today, Times Newspapers Ltd (TNL), the company that owns the Sunday Times, issued a copyright infringement notice to the legal owners of First Look/The Intercept, the online news magazine. The ostensible reason for this is that TNL believe that The … Continue reading
Anderson Report: forget the ‘oversight’ window-dressing; on course for total surveillance
Today David Anderson QC released his report on the UK’s surveillance laws and his recommendations on how they can be reformed/overhauled/improved. As with most reports of this kind it’s full of caveats and possibilities and the occasional criticism. But in … Continue reading
Posted in Intelligence, Surveillance
Tagged Anderson Report, DRIPA, GCHQ, IPB<MI5, MI6, RIPA
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