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Intelligence 2011

• US deploys 1.8 gigapixel helicopter surveillance drones to Afghanistan
• Japanese boffins crack arse-based ID recognizer
• Big Brother Is Watching You Shop
• Obtain Unreleased Government Documents
• SDK advances face recognition for large surveillance systems
• U.S. Holds On to Biometrics Database of 3 Million Iraqis
• Satellites document North Korea's dark ages
• Digital private eye monitors social media
• FBI contacted phone monitoring firm about software
• Drones and Nuke Spying: a Match Made in the Heavens
• US spy drone hijacked with GPS spoof hack, report says
• Drone-spotting at secret Nevada base stirs up debate
• It Won’t Be Easy for Iran to Dissect, Copy U.S. Drone
• Skype monitoring, Gmail hacks, and fake iTunes updates: How governments can track you
• EU wants firms to stop selling surveillance tools to repressive regimes
• Are These Satellite Images Exposing America's Secrets?
• The Art of Profiling Cybercriminals
• UK.gov uses Experian data to sniff out fraudsters
• Surveillance for service: not just cyber security firms after your data
• Codebreakers find evidence for hidden puzzle in GCHQ challenge
• U.S. Built Its Own Secret Pakistani Spy Service
• This Fake CIA Memo is a Vital Clue…to Something
• Hey Loser, You Can’t Hide From Darpa’s ‘Social Interaction’ Sensors
• DARPA's Shredder Challenge solved two days early
• The UK ‘Riot Commute’: 2.2 Miles, On Average
• Silverlit Spy Cam
• KGB successor blamed in Russian site attacks
• Could the U.S. Government Start Reading Your Emails?
• Cyber-war law would expose customer privates to spies
• Did Iran Capture a U.S. Stealth Drone Intact?
• Crack a code to get hired by U.K. spy agency
• Lawmakers want spy agencies to share cyber data
• GCHQ challenges code breakers via social networks
• Obama Orders Government to Clean Up Terror Training
• Spooks take the wheel in UK's £650m cyber-war operations
• It’s a Drone’s World. We Just Live in It
• In the nation’s capital, underground is where it’s at
• Apple iTunes flaw 'allowed government spying for 3 years'
• Surrounded by Surveillance: Is Everything Spying On You?
• Cyborg search-and-rescue insects' power source unveiled
• Cyber-cop Trojan used iTunes flaw to spy on crims
• U.S. Intelligence Will Train Super-Sleuths With Videogames
• Secret net Tor asks users to sign up to cloud services
• ‘Pizza’ Party Codeword May Have Doomed CIA Spies
• Mysterious sat-pic China desert markings - EXPLAINED
• Follow Your Heart: Darpa’s Quest to Find You by Your Heartbeat
• Microsoft seeks patent on employee spy system
• Surveillance Catalog is Creepy Read
• GPS Saves the World — But Who’ll Save GPS?
• Occupy the Skies! Protesters Could Use Spy Drones
• U.S. Military Goes Online to Rebut Extremists’ Messages
• Inside Occupy Wall Street’s (Kinda) Secret Media
• Hiding messages in VoIP packets
• Google will ignore your Wi-Fi router ... if you rename it
• A look at Socl--Microsoft's secret 'social search' project
• GPS on the run?
• NetApp faces probe into Syrian spooks' use of its storage kit
• Fear of China masks the work of other web spies
• Supreme Court, Help! My Mini-Bar Is Spying Without Warrants
• Cybercrime and Espionage
• Court Casts a Wary Eye on Tracking by GPS
• Busted! Two New Fed GPS Trackers Found on SUV
• CIA 'Open Source Center' monitors Facebook, Twitter
• U.S. Report Accuses China and Russia of Internet Spying
• FBI Calls In The Army To Fix Its Counterterrorism Training
• Feds’ Use of Fake Cell Tower: Did it Constitute a Search?
• How Technical Glitches Foiled the Russian Sleeper Spies
• DHS Doesn’t Want Its New Spy Drones
• Privacy watchdog sounds alarm on Conservative e-snooping legislation
• DARPA offers $50,000 prize for reading shredded messages
• RIM sets up facility in India to help with surveillance: report
• EFF, ACLU file lawsuits over Patriot Act data collection
• Obama man: 'Global internet surveillance skyrocketing'
• Uncrackable quantum crypto undermined by new attack
• Secret society's code cracked
• FBI Crime Maps Now ‘Pinpoint’ Average Muslims
• US probes Syria's use of internet blocking equipment
• How to Spot a Psychopath: Look For Speech Patterns, Scientists Say
• Tech Insight: The Smart Way To Gather Security Intelligence
• FBI Ramps Up Next Generation ID Roll-Out—Will You End Up in the Database?
• Aging ‘Privacy’ Law Leaves Cloud E-Mail Open to Cops
• Federal Trojan has more capabilities than previously thought
• Military ‘Not Quite Sure’ How Drone Cockpits Got Infected
• New Mission for Military’s ‘Human Terrain’ Experts: Interrogation
• Flying Spy Surge: Surveillance Missions Over Afghanistan Quadruple
• How to: Spy on the Webcams of Your Website Visitors
• NSA whistleblower details intelligence cock-ups
• It's Official! US Intelligence Community Is Moving To The Cloud!
• How the German 'Federal Trojan' was actually used
• MUSE to sift the emails of yesteryear
• Germany Sought Info About FBI Spy Tool in 2007
• Mapped: The U.S.’ Kill-Capture Missions In Afghanistan
• Facebook accused of violating US wiretap law
• Royal Navy halts Highlands GPS jamming
• Paper patterns and smartphones foil forgers
• Government Aims to Build a ‘Data Eye in the Sky’
• Network investigated for claiming video game footage was terrorism
• War on Terror Misses Invaders: Invasive Bugs, Diseases
• Pentagon’s Secret Space Plane Could Be Astronauts’ Next Ride
• Exclusive: Computer Virus Hits U.S. Drone Fleet
• Homeland Security bungles 'pre-crime' tech test docs
• Greece To Track Citizens' Purchases To Solve Tax Evasion Problem
• Judge Refuses to Sanction CIA for Destroying Torture Tapes
• Congress Grills FBI Chief About Anti-Islam Training
• Hayden Urges Congress to Let NSA Monitor Public Networks for Threats
• GPS Inventor Urges Supreme Court to Reject Warrantless Tracking
• Web firms' data proves irresistible to law enforcers
• The Best Spies Money Can Buy
• Researchers Create Invisible Ink From Engineered Bacteria
• Are Banks Using Pattern Recognition to Find Rogue Traders?
• US spy agency develops own smartphone
• CIA Says Global-Warming Intelligence Is ‘Classified’
• Group urges U.S. to require warrants for location-based tracking
• Facial Recognition Technology: Facebook Photo Matching Is Just the Start
• Facial Recognition Security, Privacy Issues Grab FTC Attention
• Smart meters reveal TV viewing habits
• OnStar Tracks Your Car Even When You Cancel Service
• Video: FBI Trainer Says Forget ‘Irrelevant’ al-Qaida, Target Islam
• Secret Sats, Giant Rockets: U.S. Unveils Space War Arsenal
• UK firm denies 'cyber-spy' deal with Egypt
• This Massive Cold War Spy Satellite Was Hidden from the World Until Now
• Privacy at risk: Who's watching you? (roundup)
• Why you are identifiable after just a few steps
• Senators Blast FBI Terror-Training ‘Lies’
• Microsoft demos creepy car stalking system
• Westfield Bondi caught in 'find my car' privacy flap
• CIA Fights Back Against 'Visual Eavesdroppers'
• INSA Releases Cyber Intelligence Report
• Supercomputer predicts revolution
• How 9/11 Completely Changed Surveillance in U.S.
• Names on WTC memorial arranged by algorithm
• Former NASA Scientist Pleads Guilty to Attempted Espionage
• Cyber snooping on the increase as partners spy online
• New evidence links Cisco to jailing and torture of Chinese
• How the CIA Became ‘One Hell of a Killing Machine’
• Revealed: Australians at the console of Kill TV, when drone strikes take out Afghan targets
• Feds, EFF Clash in Appeals Court Hearing on NSA Spying
• DARPA software to trawl Bin Laden laptops, thumb drives
• Microsoft tracks customers without consent: lawsuit
• Appeals Court to Weigh NSA Dragnet Surveillance
• Naked eye: hidden cameras more common than you think?
• Satellite Photos Take You Inside Gadhafi’s Compound
• comScore sued over 'sinister' data collection methods
• The Basics of Hacking and Penetration Testing
• Digital forensics: The inside story
• Sneaky tracking code (finally) purged from Microsoft sites
• DARPA shells out $21m for IBM cat brain chip
• Report: Supercookies tracks users' online history
• British spy agency called in to crack BlackBerry encryption
• Decode: Uncover Scientology’s Secrets With Your Noun-Phrase Acumen
• 'Every touch leaves a trace': how Google helped track bomb hoax suspect
• Digital Forensics for Legal Professionals
• Bill would turn Internet providers into snoops
• Schools use the net to eavesdrop on students
• Build a Camera Trap
• After Cheating Scandal, FBI Agents to Be Tested On Surveillance Tactics
• NYPD creates Twitter-sniffing, Facebook-frisking unit
• New Free Tool Helps Gather Attackers' 'Footprints'
• Murdoch accused of operating illegal US air force
• DIY Spy Drone Sniffs Wi-Fi, Intercepts Phone Calls
• 'NATO RESTRICTED': The lowest possible classification
• Pentagon eyes social spread of unrest
• Web agency tracks job applicants' online slips
• Secret Papers Reveal: There is No Chinese E-Bomb. Yet.
• Go ahead and spy on customers, says judge
• Ugly at face value: the science of attraction
• All the evidence points to CSI ignoring the gritty reality
• Captain America, Meet Mother Russia: Soviets Had World War II ‘Super Soldiers’
• Gallery: America’s Secret Space Arsenal
• 5 Must-Have Skills for Fraud Examiners
• US court test for rights not to hand over encryption keys
• To Track Militants, U.S. Has System That Never Forgets a Face
• A new US law-enforcement tool: Facebook searches
• BBW: Over 900 police staff caught misusing databases
• Spy Agency’s Next Top Analyst: You
• How Digital Detectives Deciphered Stuxnet, the Most Menacing Malware in History
• How the Secret Service stalks cyber criminals
• Judges Say It’s Okay To Use GPS To Track a Cheating Spouse
• Apple Store spycam artist says that Secret Service busted him
• Secret Service director testifies to Congress on law enforcement's financial cybersecurity role
• Spy Geeks Want Holodeck Tech for Intel Analysts
• Facebook Forensics
• Giant Spy Blimp Battle Could Decide Surveillance’s Future
• Cisco in the lead for huge Chinese surveillance contract
• Too much information
• EU cloud data can be secretly accessed by US authorities
• Spooks made 1,061 bugging errors in 2010
• Fox News reports Twitter hack to Secret Service
• ‘Some Will Call Me a Torturer’: CIA Man Reveals Secret Jail
• German vulture detective hits turbulence
• Someone Tell Obama’s Counterterrorism Crew About the Internet
• CIA Exhales: 99 Out of 101 Torture Cases Dropped
• SpyCloud: Intel Agencies Look to Keep Secrets in the Ether
• 45 million U.S. individuals manipulate their identities
• Hack Attack Reportedly Downs Al Qaeda Network
• Article analyser tells you what newspapers really think
• 'Big Data' Isn't Just About Volume: Gartner
• Supreme Court to decide police GPS tracking case
• Protect your computer and phone from illegal police searches
• Instapaper accuses FBI of stealing data in raid
• Tag! Spyware tracks elusive basking sharks
• Cyber spies invade the shadowy world of would-be terrorists
• Powertel sues over spy system spat
• Britain to Use Web Bots to Track Down Tax Cheats
• Forensics tool exposes Dropbox files
• Has Business Intelligence Failed?
• Spies can send messages hidden in a Google search
• When Secret Sats Spy on Us, Monsieur Legault Spies Back
• Seeing is Believing: Video Will Transform Business Intelligence
• Nissan car secretly shares driver data with websites
• Russia's biggest bank is testing an ATM built to detect lies
• What Hidden Secrets Could Weiner's Hard Drive Hold?
• Mystery of Egyptian Pyramid's Secret Hieroglyphics Solved
• Spooks Get New Workout Routine … for Their Minds
• One in four US hackers 'is an FBI informer'
• Insider trading trial: Getting stock secrets was easy, witness says
• Britain mounted secret 2010 cyberwarfare attack on al-Q
• MI6 hackers hit terrorist website with cupcakes
• Ready, Aim, Fail: Terrorists Target Wrong Company for Drone Revenge
• Russian Spy Babe Hits Rock Bottom, Joins Media
• Bad software analysis causes release of 450 dangerous Calif. inmates
• Is someone snooping your health records? New rule will tell you who
• Data, not software, paves the road to riches
• Wolfram Alpha Turns 2: ‘People Just Need What We Are Doing’
• Bill Would Keep Big Brother’s Mitts Off Your GPS Data
• French spooks have access to UK forces' travel data
• There’s a Secret Patriot Act, Senator Says
• Australian Government data to be 'open by default'
• Lawsuit accuses Cisco of aiding Chinese repression
• Exclusive: U2 Spy Planes Confused for UFOs
• Exclusive: Inside Area 51, the Secret Birthplace of the U2 Spy Plane
• Osborne: Treasury under sustained cyberattack
• Sharing Information Corrupts Wisdom of Crowds
• Restrictive copyright plays into music industry myths
• Program to protect against cyberbullying
• How bin Laden thwarted US electronic surveillance
• Bin Laden Drew the Line at Building Ford F-150 of Death
• FBI fights to protect ISPs that snoop on their customers
• Sons of Blackwater Open Corporate Spying Shop
• Why Is People Search So Lame?
• Battle Brews Over FBI’s Warrantless GPS Tracking
• FBI Vehicle-Tracking Device: The Teardown
• How will the feds crack bin Laden's hard drives?
• US spooks to build 60 megawatt data center
• New FBI Documents Provide Details on Government’s Surveillance Spyware
• AP: Pa. lawsuit: Rental firm spies on users
• Surveillance, Not Waterboarding, Led to bin Laden
• Is there anything to find on bin Laden's hard drive?
• DARPA says surveillance vid-search tool is ready for use
• Osama bin Laden raid yields trove of computer data
• How satellites helped get Osama
• CSI bin Laden: Commandos Use Thumb, Eye Scans to Track Terrorists
• Google Engineer Says Location Data 'Extremely Valuable': Report
• Let's go analyze something
• Hacker pwns police cruiser and lives to tell tale
• Osama bin Laden Is Dead
• Google Tracks You Too, Internal E-mails Show
• Location Tracking: Looking Past the Hype
• Google sued over – yes – Android location tracking
• Wireless carriers say they get consent to use location data
• Welcome to the age of data: Watch your back!
• U.S. congress deepens Apple location tracking probe
• CIA Opens Spy Chest to Reveal WWI-Era Secret Writing Techniques
• Dropbox snuffs open code that bypassed file-sharing controls
• Boffins pull plug on SETI alien-seeking antenna array
• Kibot the robot entertains kids, spies on them
• Boffins devise way to hide secret data on hard drives
• Weaponizing GPS Tracking Devices
• Spyeye sperm-blimp in US flight trials
• Gadget gives cops quick access to cell phone data
• Continuous Monitoring Still A Long Way Off For The Feds
• Revealed: Skin Messages, Invisible Ink and More Secret WWI Spycraft
• If you have something to hide from the government, don't use Dropbox
• Google Wi-Fi Judge Asks if Packet Sniffing Is Spying
• Google's next mission: Fighting violent extremism
• FearSquare shows crime in your favourite places
• Snooping: It's not a crime, it's a feature
• Spy satellites watch ancient ruins
• US police increasingly peeping at e-mail, instant messages
• China accused of stealing 'terabytes' of U.S. data
• Government outlines 'vision' of agency data sharing
• Privacy 'bill of rights' exempts government agencies
• Engineers off to US for secret cyber school
• Government must justify web snooping: senate report
• Mining the Social Web: Analyzing Data from Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Other Social Media Sites
• Internet probe can track you down to within 690 metres
• FBI Unveils 'The Vault,' Including Unseen 9/11 Records
• Software pinpoints Afghan fighters
• When your apps spy on you
• Operation Ore was based on flawed evidence from the start
• Australia plays down secret copyright treaty impact
• Google denies working on facial-recognition app
• Samsung Squashes Spyware Fears
• Amateur Skywatchers Spot Secret Space Plane
• Can you really be traced from your IP address?
• Color App Hack Lets You Spy On Anyone’s Photos Anywhere
• Anthrax Redux: FBI Admits to Holes in Its Biggest Case Ever
• Big Data Keynote Focuses on Analyzing Geolocational Data for Insights
• The Brangelina of Big Data: Cassandra mates with Hadoop
• Facebook Scraper Launches Open Source Data Analysis Tool for 'Big Data'
• Feel free to toss around FirstLook spy bot
• China cuts off phone calls if word 'protest' is used
• BA jihadist relied on Jesus-era encryption
• The clock is ticking for encryption
• Appeals Court Revives Lawsuit Challenging NSA Surveillance of Americans
• Listen: Secret Libya Psyops, Caught by Online Sleuths
• Anonymous: Why Does the Air Force Want to Create Phony Online Identities?
• The engine that's still searching
• The Future Of Search: Better Living Through Algorithms
• Gadget Lab Notes: Autonomous Vacuum Cleaner Also Plays Spy
• Data-mining technique outs authors of anonymous email
• Jihadi Media Outfit Rolls Out a Terrorist Lady Mag
• AI lie detection could help crack terror cells
• Secret copyright treaty derails Australian Internet code
• Spooks' secret TEMPEST-busting tech reinvented by US student
• ASIO reveals cyberspooks unit
• Undercover Web Site Derailed By Hosting
• Inside Google's secret algorithm: making machines more human
• Spooks want backdoor into your network
• UK Libya pilots used Google maps printout
• N. Korea jammed GPS signal in S. Korea, say reports
• DHS Denies Plans for Expanded Use of Body Scanners
• Full-Body Scan Technology Deployed In Street-Roving Vans
• Air Force Launching Robot Space Plane on Secret Mission Friday
• Secret UFO Files Document Hundreds of Sightings
• Documents Reveal TSA Research Proposal To Body-Scan Pedestrians, Train Passengers
• Student files lawsuit over FBI's GPS tracking
• Terrorists taunts may tell attack timing
• Mobile spyware tool helps paranoid spouses prove themselves right
• Feds Appeal Warrantless-Wiretapping Defeat
• CIA Reveals Its James Bond-Worthy Spy Gadgets
• Augmented reality iPhone helps police track suspects
• EU agency calls for clear consent on indelible and zombie cookies
• How to build your own Watson Jeopardy! supermachine
• Datamining Hip-Hop’s History