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One of the bugging methods mentioned is codenamed Dropmire, which, according to a 2007 document, is "implanted on the Cryptofax at the EU embassy, DC" – an apparent reference to a bug placed in a commercially available encrypted fax machine used at the mission. The NSA documents note the machine is used to ...

The bugging method was codenamed Dropmire, and it appears to rely on a device being "implanted on the Cryptofax at the EU embassy, DC," according to a ... Such techniques fall under the umbrella term Tempest, which was coined more than three decades ago as an NSA tactic for reading sensitive ...
Ci sarebbe un problema di compressione delle immagini all'origine del bug scovato su alcuni modelli della linea WorkCentre. Ma il problema potrebbe non ...
The document also reveals a bugging method, which is under a code ... The NSA documents noted the machine is used to send cables back to ...
... latest leak from former National Security Agency staffer Edward Snowden. ... The bugging method was codenamed Dropmire, and it appears to rely on ... which was coined more than three decades ago as an NSA tactic for ...
... from ex-National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden described a ... one of the documents from 2007 described a bugging method codenamed ... slides to help explain the NSA program, called PRISM, designed to ...


 

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