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Wednesday, 12 April 2006

Catching up on how to lawfully intercept in the digital era

Posted on 10:17 by Unknown
In one of my previous posts "A top level espionage case in Greece" I blogged about two cases of unlawful interception -- good old espionage practices in modern environment. What's also worth mentioning is the rush for lawful interception in the post 9/11 world, that is free spirits get detained for singing or being nerds, activities you can hardly datamine at the bottom line, and then again, so
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