US intelligence mining data from 9 US Internet companies in broad secret program
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Re: US intelligence mining data from 9 US Internet companies in broad secret program
#2Note that this is a separate story from today's furor about the NSA obtaining American phone call metadata.
Re: US intelligence mining data from 9 US Internet companies in broad secret program
#3 The National Security Agency and the FBI
are tapping directly into the central servers
and then they're extracting audio, video, photographs, e-mails,
documents and connection logs
from... Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, PalTalk,
AOL, Skype, YouTube, Apple.
and it gets better Dropbox, the cloud storage and synchronization
service, is described as “coming soon.”Re: US intelligence mining data from 9 US Internet companies in broad secret program
#4So if I'm using a US based hosting provider for my customers websites, their data will be extracted ?
Re: US intelligence mining data from 9 US Internet companies in broad secret program
#5Would be time for a call on VCs and Incubators that a sustainable future for the web would mean fostering startups that rise the convenience of privacy tools.
Re: US intelligence mining data from 9 US Internet companies in broad secret program
#6Note that this is a separate story from today's furor about the NSA obtaining American phone call metadata.
Publication today may have been stimulated by yesterday's news.
Re: US intelligence mining data from 9 US Internet companies in broad secret program
#7Note link at the bottom to the powerpoint slides in question:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/special/politics/prism-...
Re: US intelligence mining data from 9 US Internet companies in broad secret program
#8In addition they simply suck all traffic from major providers. Like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Room_641A
Re: US intelligence mining data from 9 US Internet companies in broad secret program
#9What sort of threats does the NSA give to these companies so they participated without any leaks? Just curious what the penalty would be if the NSA approached me about sucking down my user data and I refused.
Re: US intelligence mining data from 9 US Internet companies in broad secret program
#10Sounds like some one (or many) are blowing whistles. A lot of documents leaking.