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FBI
seeks Internet telephony surveillance (March
2003)
The US Justice Department and the FBI ask regulators
for expanded technical capabilities to intercept
Voice Over IP communications... and anything else
that uses broadband, writes Kevin Poulsen of /SecurityFocus.
CIA
patching ECHELON shortcomings (June 2001)
Electronic
espinage from Russian organizations
How
phreakers have launched attacks against communications
systems
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Encrypted
Communications Privacy Act ("ECPA")
The ECPA began as the
"anti-wiretapping" act, enacted to combat
the eavesdropping
excesses of the Watergate
scandal in the late '60s. Originally, the federal
statute
targeted government eavesdropping
on telephone discussions without consenting
those involved in the
conversation. The act required government agents
to procure a
judicial warrant before
they could intercept discussions. In late 1986,
Congress
increased the coverage
of the anti-wiretapping laws to follow the broadening
range of
electronic communication,
resulting in the ECPA.
House
passes myrick-backed bill to protect cell phone
privacy
Watergate
story
EPIC
: Wiretapping (1999) |
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Americans
Still Guard Telephone, E-mail Privacy - Study
(19.09.01)
FBI's
'Carnivore' Might Target Wireless Text (24.08.01)
Easy
Eavesdropping on Wireless Networks (27.02.01)
Cell
phone flaw opens security hole (18.09.00)
Technology
boosts government wiretaps (06.07.00)
Wiretaps
sought in record numbers (05.06.00)
Israel
Suspected of Tapping White House Phone Lines Using
Amdocs’ Equipment; Amdocs Shares Fall (11.05.00)
Metro
official: Wiretaps not used in case (08.05.00)
Walters'
lawyers accuse Metro of phone tapping (03.05.00)
Supreme
Court to take up wiretap, jackpot, cell phone
cases (28.03.00)
White
House Wag: Clinton's Straitjacket (11.02.00)
Dial
E for Eavesdropping (02.02.00)
Two
Eavesdropping Firsts (02.02.00)
FBI
wiretap results tossed out of court (24.11.99)
Former
Cherokee Chief Joe Byrd and two others are cleared
in a federal wiretapping suit. (4.11.99)
Wiretap
fear killed paper, they say (3.11.99)
Ex-OSBI
agent describes the mood at Cherokee headquarters
in 1997 at a civil trial. (30.10.99)
Church
leaders tight-lipped about wiretapping (23.10.99)
Wiretapping
abuses alarm EFF, EPIC (21.10.99)
Ruling
mitigates illegal phone taps (01.09. 99)
Law
enforcement agencies get new phone tapping power
(28.08. 99)
Tripp
indicted for Lewinsky phone tapping (31.06.99)
Former
Missouri police chief arrested on wiretapping
charge (25.06.99)
Cops
are suing Hamtramck over phone tap (15.06.99)
Report:
Energy Dept. can't reform itself : illegal wiretap
(15.06.99)
Cisneros
lawyer pledges vigorous questioning of former
mistress (2.06.99)
Eyeing
The Competition (22.03.99)
Rap
a Tap Tap (13.02.99)
Cell
Phone Spying (3.02.99)
Clinton:
security risk (3.02.99)
Man
Arrested For Wiretapping Tom Cruise (10.12.98)
More
Federal Wiretaps than ever Before (2.12.98)
Partial
Settlement Reached In CNO Wiretapping Suit
(21.11.98)
Tribe
officials targeted in wiretapping suit (20.11.98)
Goldberg
Testifies Today in Tripp Wiretapping Case
(12.11.98)
Law
Enforcement Officials Get OK To Tap Cellular Phones
(04.11.98)
Bill
expanding wiretap powers slips through conference
committee (13.10.98)
Federal
Roving Wiretap Rules Loosened (13.10.98)
Phone
Tapping Case Dropped (30.08.98)
The
People Claim The Below Cases Are All The Wiretap
Cases In Existence.
There
are 6.5 million telephones in Los Angeles. For
years in California it was illegal, even for the
police, to listen in (10.07.98)
Wayne
Rollins pleads no contest in wiretapping case
(24.06.98)
Magic
assistant 'Tree' Rollins pleas no contest in wiretapping
case (24.06.98)
Shelves
of Snooping Aids Make Privacy Hard to Buy
(20.05.98)
$1
million tribal suit filed in wiretap case
(6.05.98)
LBJ
tapped Humphrey phone to monitor Vietnam remarks
(15.03.98)
Attorney
general seeks compromise with industry on digital
wiretapping (06.03.98)
North
Carolina sheriff pleads guilty to illegal wiretapping
high school teacher's phone calls (8.02.99)
Phone
taps a worry at libraries (13.01.98)
Foreign
Snooping On U.S. Firms Growing, FBI Says (12.01.98)
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Inside
America’s Secret Court: The Foreign Intelligence
Surveillance Court (1997)
Record
two million private conversations monitored by
government in 1997
Eavesdropping?
(24.10.97)
FBI
Proposes to Modify Nation's Phone Network to Advance
Wiretapping (09.97)
Invasion
of Privacy (25.08.97)
Reputed
mobster's admission may cause case to crumble
(18.06.97)
New
Digital Cellular Phone Security Cracked! (20.03.97)
FBI
Eyes Cherokee Wiretaps (16.03.97)
Mobile
Phone Tagging. (03.02.97)
Mr.
and Mrs. Martin go wiretapping (17.01.97)
Ex-exec:
Frontier tapped own lines (17.12.96)
High
court bars Florida wiretaps for nonviolent crimes
(26.02.96)
Wiretapping
and Eavesdropping on Telephone Conversations:
Is There Cause for Concern? (1996)
phone
tapping of customer calls - privacy (10.12.95)
My
real objective is to get access to the contents
of telephone calls (04.94)
Inquiry
Finds Illegal Surveillance of Workers in Nuclear
Plants (31.06.91)
Cincinnatus
Continues to Battle Media Blackout - Fall, 1989
(1989)
How
The Soviets Are Bugging America (1987)
Morganthau
Favors Tapping of Wires In Treasury Agents' War
on Narcotics (16.10.34) |
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Canada:
"Echelon
controlla l'Europa" Ecco tutti i segreti
in Italian (17.06.01)
Future
of controversial police wiretaps rests on court
ruling (03.04.00)
Conflict
Commissioner will see Clark wiretap evidence
(26.10.99)
Wiretapping
Raises Fears (17.06.98)
CSE
and Canadian Communications (1998)
Wiretapping
probe urged (6.10.97)
CSIS
has wiretap green light (1.10.97)
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