[스크랩] 정부의 도청은 계속된다
미국 정부가 도청의 본산임은 잘 알려져 있는데요 그들이 페북이나 트윗을 감청하는건 당연한 것이고요 오늘의 고발 내용은 스카이페 SKYPE 전화가 백프로 도청되는데요 사람이 하는게 아니라 인공지능 컴터가 자동으로 샅샅이 하고 있다는 것입니다. 뚜 ~ 둥
그러니 미국에 공짜로 통화한다고 좋아하지 마시란 것입니다. 무슨 대화건 무슨 비지네스건 무슨 투자건 사소한 것까지 미국 정부는 다 듣고 알고 있다는 이야기니까요.. 그건 미 정부만이 아니라 마이크로소프트사가 다 알고 있기도 하답니다. 그러면 유태 시오시스트 그룹이 다 듣고 앉아있단 말이고요.. 왜냐하면 스카이페가 마이크로 소프트 사의 것이니 말입니다.
인터넷으로 통화한다고 국민들은 좋아하고 있는데요 인터넷 음성통화는 백프로 도청됩니다. 그것도 인공지능으로 말입니다. 그러니 집에 인터넷 전화기 쓰시는 분은 통화를 조심하세요. 그건 도청도 되고 디지털로 녹화도 되니 언제 무슨 증거자료로 쓰일지 모릅니다. 아, 이젠 통화도 맘대로 하지못하는 시절이 ?습니다.
Saturday, November 24, 2012
Surveillance Grid Moves Ahead With VoIP Spy Technology
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Brandon Turbeville
Activist Post
Once upon a time, privacy was not a word that was foreign to the English language. In that time long ago, police and governments would often have to manufacture an incident (like 9/11) in order to successfully push for more legal powers to monitor private conversations or access data without a warrant.
However, in 2012, the premise of the invasion of privacy is no longer necessary. Now, the debate itself is a foregone conclusion that agencies will be granted greater power to surveil the populace. The only question taken into consideration is what might be the best method that these organizations can utilize in order to take advantage of these coming powers.
Such is now the case with various Internet chat services like Skype and other companies or products utilizing Voice over IP technology, which law enforcement complains makes the task of eavesdropping on “suspects’” communications much more difficult.
As explained by MassPrivateI in the article, “Police want to covertly eavesdrop (spy) on voice over IP chats,” Voice over IP software allows for individuals to “make phone calls over the Internet by converting analog audio signals into digital data packets.”
The article continues by stating,
Because of the way the packets are sent over the Web, sometimes by a 'peer-to-peer' connection, it can be complex and costly for law enforcement agencies to listen in on them. This has previously led some countries, like Ethiopia and Oman, to block VoIP services on 'security' grounds. In the United States and Europe, too, VoIP has given authorities a headache. The FBI calls it the going dark problem' and is pushing for new powers to force Internet chat providers to build in secret backdoors to wiretap suspected criminals’ online communications.
In other words, law enforcement is irate that a technology exists that does not allow them to easily and illegally monitor the private conversations of American citizens. This, of course, ignores the fact that government technology is light years ahead of anything available to the average person. Thus, to believe that surveillance technology for VoIP software does not exist already is clearly naive.