The NSA's Secret Spy Room at AT&T

[asakidesigns]

wow

[uzuragakure]

PFS = Perfect Forward Secrecy. Is used in the IPSec framework.

[7digitalSunday]

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[KyleCom]

"Just look at us. Everything is backwards; everything is upside down. Doctors destroy health, lawyers destroy justice, universities destroy knowledge, governments destroy freedom, the major media destroy information and religions destroy spirituality."

— Michael Ellner

Governments to destroy freedom, they also destroy humanity.

It's about time that people wake up to how criminal governments are!

[bssmart1118]

LOL LOL Please, I want them to read my emails! Then they can verify for me what a looneytunes and idiot my "ex" is...!!

[alifia23]

I WAS TRYING TO PROVE HOW SARKOZY WAS SPYING EVRYBODY EVRYBODY BY HERMES BUT I GOT THIS

[James1toknow]

just look at the flaged as spam in the see all comments and see how far they go to stop your ability to inform as well,,, look for my userid and this will prove my piont.

[James1toknow]

The purpose of drugging someone prior to anything else is to easily harass the subject and then place them on the defencive and to have the person appear to be of unstable statue. And there you have it Tactical Chemical Law Enforcement.

[biped19]

Why is anybody surprised? When you are a fascist empire like the USA there is no differentiation between corporations and the government.

[brianwesley28]

I had a major incident that occurred, today, regarding this major issue with AT&T. Stay tuned. I'll share what I can as this issue progresses. I have their asses in my sights and I'm going to gun zone. Legal action. Potentially criminal and civil. Stay tuned.

[Hambidosvinet]

Even christian get eavesdroping bastards that aint even the fucking goverment,

[uzuragakure]

1st, use a real Operating System

2nd, use IPsec

3rd. Use strong encryption (AES) in combination with PFS

4th Run your own mail server.

[7digitalSunday]

@uzuragakure by real OS, you mean a linux distro? or registered copy of windows?

i know what aes is, what is PFS?

[Jedi450]

Umm... there is no law that guarantees that e-mail is private. E-mail is actually considered by law to be public information. You can look it up.

[sgd1213]

The 4th amendment guarantees our right to not have our email read and intercepted, whether or not it is "private" is irrelevant. If you were to take a postcard from your neighbors mailbox and read it, you could be charged with a Federal cirme. This is no different.

[Jedi450]

But the law does not cover email. If you watch the news and see where emails are released to the public, it's because the emails are not covered. No one has made that law. Yes, you can expect a reasonable degree of privacy. Why don't you think collection agencies can not use email for correspondence like when you are contesting a debt? Because it's not covered by law.

[sane222]

The thought of greater achievement in life being prevented through the influences of someone I can't know or speak with is sad as could be.I'll just expect that I can keep control over my life despite a noticable or distant watchfull eye.

I imagine that bad decisions can be prevented through better influence of a distant watching eye yet a lot of the importance of meaningfull knowhow is simply of best intentions in avoiding negligence over confusious issues.

[nameofthepen]

Narus is a private company founded in 1997 by Ori Cohen, who had been in charge of technology development for VDONet, an Israeli company.

Narus is allied with Amdocs. Most directory assistance calls, and virtually all call records and billing in the U.S. are done for the phone companies by Amdocs Ltd., an Israeli-based private telecommunications company.

Amdocs has more than 7,300 information systems professionals dedicated to "communications product development".

[brianwesley28]

@nameofthepen

Agreed. I have information from AT&T employees, including their employee agent identification numbers, in regard to these matters. I was told by one, as I intend to file a civil lawsuit against AT&T, as well as Yahoo!, a technical support employee, that they record ALL telephone calls, emails, etc. and that was in a context apart from the conversations with AT&T employees when clients are conversing with them. She was aware of Narus.

[nameofthepen]

@brianwesley28 - This is quite the bombshell of a comment, Mr. Wesley. :-)

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Is there a way you would suggest for me to stay info'd on this?

[brianwesley28]

@nameofthepen

I suppose we could become YouTube friends? That would be an immediate means of doing so, I suppose? When dealing with something of this magnitude, even with employee information and assistance, these are large entities and it will require a lot of funds. I assume I will soon establish a site, as well, with the intention of providing information, updates, as well as seeking donations from others? After all, they're doing this to everyone and I have the inside track.