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Junkdrawer

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5. Hi Cliff. Related Question: The amended FISA Act contains penalties for using NSA data....

Reply to Cliff Arnebeck (Original post)

Fri Jun 28, 2013, 08:12 AM

Jun 2013

without a warrant, but, it seems, only "under color of law".

Is it then true that private entities may violate the law by accessing the data, but there are no penalties for doing so?

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How global corporations can hack anyone's computers for $2.5 million [View all] Cliff Arnebeck Jun 2013 OP

Link Blocked cantbeserious Jun 2013 #1

Works for me n/t Junkdrawer Jun 2013 #2

Flagged As Pornography On My Tablet cantbeserious Jun 2013 #3

I got through. lpbk2713 Jun 2013 #4

Possible interference with the story getting out Cliff Arnebeck Jun 2013 #9

I tried looking up 'freepress.org' on Google muriel_volestrangler Jun 2013 #24

Here's a direct link to March's video starroute Jun 2013 #20

Thanks for posting this & see more of Simpson's work @ ElectionProtectionAction.org Cliff Arnebeck Jun 2013 #23

Hi Cliff. Related Question: The amended FISA Act contains penalties for using NSA data.... Junkdrawer Jun 2013 #5

White hats and black hats Cliff Arnebeck Jun 2013 #7

Thanks. I believe that answers my question. Just to be sure... Junkdrawer Jun 2013 #10

Direct link to the .pdf here PoliticAverse Jun 2013 #6

No, they really can't Recursion Jun 2013 #8

Endgame's President, as a youth, hacked into the Pentagon's computers Cliff Arnebeck Jun 2013 #11

That was back when wardialers still connected directly to servers Recursion Jun 2013 #12

Endgame advises and the market pays handsomely for their advice Cliff Arnebeck Jun 2013 #15

Arthur Anderson was quite prosperous because of their advice too Recursion Jun 2013 #16

Agreement Cliff Arnebeck Jun 2013 #17

More seriously, as a computer security guy, I can think of a dozen companies like this Recursion Jun 2013 #18

I could totally envision some goobers with defense money to burn Romulus Quirinus Jun 2013 #19

You cannot hack a computer with no open ports, if it is not listening, or connected. bemildred Jun 2013 #13

Back doors built in to digital devices to permit surveillance and manipulation Cliff Arnebeck Jun 2013 #30

Back doors REQUIRE open ports. nt bemildred Jun 2013 #32

Thank you, Cliff Arnebeck! Octafish Jun 2013 #14

Thanks to you, Octafish! Cliff Arnebeck Jun 2013 #27

There seem to be some strange and powerful connections there starroute Jun 2013 #21

Yes, it's the intellectual Mecca for computer and election hacking Cliff Arnebeck Jun 2013 #22

Is the election fraud stuff converging with the surveillance stuff? starroute Jun 2013 #25

They are dead serious and want total information awareness as a means of achieving total control Cliff Arnebeck Jun 2013 #26

I believe the US Attorney scandal was about election manipulation. OnyxCollie Jun 2013 #31

Thanks, Cliff. elleng Jun 2013 #28

I have posted a diary @ Daily Kos of Jill's call for appointment by POTUS of Special Prosecutor Cliff Arnebeck Jun 2013 #29