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Big Ears, Little Ears: One article, three layers of blown secrecy, and how Edward Snowden proves my point
Today’s guest post is from Eric Olson, author of the Digital Water blog and a previous contributor to PLI. Well, I haven’t had much time to write here for quite a while, but the Edward Sno… more →
Police-Led Intelligence
Big Ears, Little Ears: One article, three layers of blown secrecy, and how Edward Snowden proves my point
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wrote 1 day ago: Today’s guest post is from Eric Olson, author of the Digital Water blog and a previous contrib … more →
To Whom the 4th Amendment Doesn't Apply
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wrote 1 week ago: Guest blogger Chris Swan contributed this from the UK. Chris is Chief Technology Officer of Cohesive … more →
Strikeback! Commission on IP Theft Report Gets All Ronin On China
wrote 3 weeks ago: A bipartisan group that studies the effects and impacts of IP theft in the US, The Commission on the … more →
Intelligence Power
wrote 4 weeks ago: Title: Intelligence Power Author: Michael Herman Herman, Micha … more →
Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?
wrote 1 month ago: It has been confusing trying to determine whether the delivery of the S-300 SAM (Surface to Air Miss … more →
The Future Of Special Ops: Lawrence Of Arabia, Kim, & 007
wrote 1 month ago: Reblogged from Fortuna's Corner: Another sensational headline mocking a serious subject. The Fu … more →
The Fine Line Between Reporting and Breaching OPSEC
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wrote 1 month ago: The media is clearly not beholden to the stringent rules followed by members of the DOD or the Intel … more →
GITMO: The President's Hour Glass
wrote 1 month ago: The President’s impassioned remarks at yesterday’s press conference highlighting his dissatisfaction … more →
Boston Bombing Investigation: Intel Failure? No. Bad Expectation-Setting? Oh, yeah.
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wrote 1 month ago: Bombing victim Jeff Bauman delivering fellow victim Sydney Corcoran her 18th birthday present This i … more →
Reforming Intelligence
wrote 2 months ago: Title: Reforming Intelligence Author: Thomas C. Bruneau Boraz, … more →
The City That Became ... [How Much] Safer?
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wrote 7 months ago: I just picked up a copy of the most racy book available to crime analysts this month, The Crime Numb … more →
Creating A Law Enforcement Farm Team: A Rozzer Back-Bench
wrote 7 months ago: In law enforcement, there are two factions: sworn or non-sworn, and for many things (with the notabl … more →
II: Reports You Need To Read Now
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wrote 7 months ago: Three reports you should be aware of – and not just because Dave and I are so busy with warran … more →
Federal Court: Location Tracking via Cell-Phone Pinging is Kosher
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wrote 10 months ago: The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has ruled that police may track the signals … more →
When Stupid Strikes: Social Media Policy and Training
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wrote 1 year ago: A Bay-area police agency has found itself at the center of a firestorm which began with comments on … more →
Dave Aitel: Hackers May Help Choose The Next President of the United States
wrote 1 year ago: Dave Aitel is the founder and Chief [Security|technology|executive][1] Officer of Immunity, Inc, and … more →
"With That Revealing Shirt? He Was Just Begging to be Hacked." Blaming The Victim in the STRATFOR Hack
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wrote 1 year ago: In the days since the STRATFOR breach, I initially gave the firm high marks in communicating with it … more →
EPIC sues DHS over Social Media
wrote 1 year ago: The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC), has filed a lawsuit against the United States Depa … more →
Were the London "Riots" Merely Cover for Organized Looting?
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wrote 1 year ago: I was speaking the other day to my friend Chris Swan, who’s always several years ahead in his … more →
