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Monday, March 17, 2008

Big Brother is Watching and SHOUTING!

~ This footage shows the latest ways our Police State is controlling our behaviour and shows how we are being spoken to like little children in order for crime prevention to, allegedly, occur. Not only do we have over 4 million CCTV cameras in Britain, but now they come with LOUDSPEAKERS! This is a ridiculous measure that is totally uncalled for and unnecessary, not to mention a total infringement on our privacy and civil rights. Watch the film, tell me what you think!? What has happened to the U.K? I am ashamed to live in this Country. ~


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Thursday, July 05, 2007

Please dont give us any of your ADVISE!!!!

The Department of Homeland Security is testing a data-mining program that would attempt to spot terrorists by combing vast amounts of information about average Americans (and secretly, the UK), such as flight and hotel reservations.

Similar to a Pentagon program killed by Congress in 2003over concerns about civil liberties, the new program could take effectas soon as next year.But researchers testing the system are likely to already have violated privacy laws by reviewing real information, instead of fake data, according to a source familiar with a congressional investigation intothe $42.5 million program.

Bearing the unwieldy name Analysis, Dissemination, Visualization,Insight and Semantic Enhancement (ADVISE), the program is on the cutting edge of analytical technology that applies mathematical algorithms to uncover hidden relationships in data. The idea is to troll a vast sea of information, including audio and visual, and extract suspicious people,places and other elements based on their links and behavioral patterns.

The privacy violation, described in a Government Accountability Office report that is due out soon, was one of three by separate government data mining programs, according to the GAO.
"Undoubtedly there are likely to be more," GAO Comptroller David M. Walker said in a recent congressional hearing.
The violations involved the government's use of citizens' private information without proper notification to the public and using the data for a purpose different than originally envisioned, said the source, who declined to be identified because the report is not yet public.

The issue lies at the heart of the debate over whether pattern-based data mining -- or searching for bad guys without a known suspect -- cansucceed without invading people's privacy and violating their civil liberties.DHS spokesman Larry Orluskie said officials had not yet read the GAO report and could not comment.

Another DHS official who helped develop ADVISE said that the program wastested on only "synthetic" data, which he described as "real data" made anonymous so it could not be traced back to people.
The system has been tested in four DHS pilot programs, including one at the Office of Intelligence and Analysis, to help analysts more effectively sift through mounds of intelligence reports and documents.

In another pilot at a government laboratory in Livermore, Calif., that assessed foreign and domestic terror groups' ability to develop weapons of mass destruction, ADVISE tools were found "worthy of further development," DHS spokesman Christopher Kelly said.The DHS is completing reports on the privacy implications of all fourpilot programs.
Such assessments are required on any government technology program that collects people's personally identifiable information, according to DHS guidelines.

The DHS official who worked on ADVISE said it can be used for a range of purposes. An analyst might want, say, to study the patterns of behaviorof the Washington area sniper and look for similar patterns elsewhere,he said. The bottom line is to help make analysts more effective atdetecting terrorist intent.ADVISE has progressed further than the program killed by Congress in2003, Total Information Awareness, which was being developed at theDefense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).

Yet it was partlyADVISE's resemblance to Total Information Awareness that led lawmakerslast year to request that the GAO review the program. Though Total Information Awareness never got beyond an early research phase,unspecified subcomponents of the program were allowed to be funded underthe Pentagon's classified budget, which deal largely with foreigners' data.

The Disruptive Technology Office, a research arm of the intelligence community, is working on another program that would sift through massive amounts of data, such as intelligence reports and communications records, to detect hidden patterns.
The program focuses on foreigners.Officials declined to elaborate because it is classified.Officials at the office of the director of national intelligence stressed that pattern analysis research remains largely theoretical.
They said the more effective approach is link analysis, or looking for bad guys based on associations with known suspects. They said that theyseek to guard Americans' privacy, focusing on synthetic and foreigners' data.
Information on Americans must be relevant to the mission, they said.

Still, privacy advocates raise concerns about programs based on sheer statistical analysis because of the potential that people can be wrongly accused.

"They will turn up hundreds of soccer teams, family reunionsand civil war re-enactors whose patterns of behavior happen to be thesame as the terrorist network," said Jim Harper, director of information policy studies at the Cato Institute.

But Robert Popp, former DARPA deputy office director who founded National Security Innovations, a Boston firm working on technologies for intelligence agencies, said that research anecdotally shows that pattern analysis has merit.

In 2003, he said, DARPA researchers using the technique helped interrogators at the U.S. prison at Guantanamo Bay,Cuba, assess which detainees posed the biggest threats.

Popp said that analysts told him that "detainees classified as 'likely a terrorist' were in fact terrorists, and in no cases were detainees who were not terrorists classified as 'likely a terrorist.'

"Some lawmakers are demanding greater program disclosure. A bipartisan bill co-sponsored by Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick J.Leahy (D-Vt.) would require the Bush administration to report toCongress the extent of its data-mining programs
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More Echelon Tom-fuckery!!!

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