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Healthcare Design
June 12, 2017
Associate Architect: Edifice Consultants Pvt. Ltd. Environmental Consultant: GRIHA: M/s Environmental Design Solutions Pvt. Ltd. MEP Engineer: Eskayem Consultants Pvt. Ltd. Hospital Consultant: AAA + Healthcare Consultancy Services Pvt. Ltd. Structural Engineer: M/s Vastech Consultants & EngineersÃÂ ...
Mail & Guardian
April 20, 2017
The equipment was made by a South African company called Vastech. Our own legislation requires a warrant issued by a judge to allow legal interception inside the country, but the situation regarding metadata is less clear. Cellphone call records, for instance, can fairly easily be obtained by a police officerÃÂ ...
Motherboard
December 12, 2016
An excerpt of a tender for a system to intercept traffic at internet exchange cables in Damascus and Aleppo. According to leaked documents, AGT stepped forward once again, this time working with VASTech, a South African company, which would later develop a similar system in Libya. "VASTech does notÃÂ ...
The Intercept
October 31, 2016
In a 2016 pamphlet produced by VASTech SA Pty Ltd., the company outlines its current capabilities for governments, militaries, and law enforcement agencies around the world, claiming it can conduct “passive detection” of communications transmitted from satellites, fix-and-mobile phones, and fiber opticÃÂ ...
New Internationalist
July 25, 2016
The Qadafi regime in Libya used China's ZTE and South Africa's VASTech. We don't know whether governments attempt surreptitiously to insert 'backdoors' into products of companies over which they have no direct political or legal control, but many computer security experts believe it is happening.
Mail & Guardian Online
December 17, 2015
In one cable, a 2010 report from the South African National Intelligence Agency (NIA) describes an Iranian government delegation visiting VASTech in 2005, where they received information about “active lawful interception” and “passive unrestricted monitoring”. In the report, the NIA expresses concernsÃÂ ...
The Guardian
November 18, 2013
Another firm selling similar equipment is VASTech, based in South Africa, which has a system called Zebra. Potential buyers are told it has been designed to help "government security agencies face huge challenges in their combat against crime and terrorism". VASTech says Zebra offers "access to highÃÂ ...
Vibe Ghana
August 17, 2012
A new Board of Governors for Vakpo Senior High Technical School (VASTECH) has been inaugurated at a ceremony at Vakpo in the Volta Region. The Board under the Chairmanship of Mrs. Patricia Akpene Tegbe-Agbo has been tasked to ensure the effective management of the school in accordanceÃÂ ...
MyBroadband
December 2, 2011
According to WikiLeaks, VASTech's equipment was also uncovered along with that of other companies in listening rooms in Egypt and Libya after the governments were overthrown this year. This equipment was being used to monitor the every move of citizens “online and on the phone,” WikiLeaks said.
Healthcare Design
June 12, 2017
Associate Architect: Edifice Consultants Pvt. Ltd. Environmental Consultant: GRIHA: M/s Environmental Design Solutions Pvt. Ltd. MEP Engineer: Eskayem Consultants Pvt. Ltd. Hospital Consultant: AAA + Healthcare Consultancy Services Pvt. Ltd. Structural Engineer: M/s Vastech Consultants & EngineersÃÂ ...
Mail & Guardian
April 20, 2017
The equipment was made by a South African company called Vastech. Our own legislation requires a warrant issued by a judge to allow legal interception inside the country, but the situation regarding metadata is less clear. Cellphone call records, for instance, can fairly easily be obtained by a police officerÃÂ ...
Deutsche Welle
December 13, 2016
Privacy International's report details how Western businesses such as Italy's RCS SpA and South Africa's VASTech were "important contributors to Syria's repressive surveillance state" between 2007 and 2012. Essen CDU-Bundesparteitag Rede Merkel (picture-alliance/dpa/K. Nietfeld. Merkel condemnedÃÂ ...
Motherboard
December 12, 2016
An excerpt of a tender for a system to intercept traffic at internet exchange cables in Damascus and Aleppo. According to leaked documents, AGT stepped forward once again, this time working with VASTech, a South African company, which would later develop a similar system in Libya. "VASTech does notÃÂ ...
The Intercept
October 31, 2016
In a 2016 pamphlet produced by VASTech SA Pty Ltd., the company outlines its current capabilities for governments, militaries, and law enforcement agencies around the world, claiming it can conduct “passive detection” of communications transmitted from satellites, fix-and-mobile phones, and fiber opticÃÂ ...
The Intercept
October 23, 2016
In addition, Endace sells its equipment to some of the world's largest telecommunications companies, among them AT&T, AOL, Verizon, Sprint, Cogent Communications, Telstra, Belgacom, Swisscom, Deutsche Telekom, Telena Italy, Vastech South Africa, and France Telecom. Some of these companiesÃÂ ...
New Internationalist
July 16, 2016
The Qadafi regime in Libya used China's ZTE and South Africa's VASTech. We don't know whether governments attempt surreptitiously to insert 'backdoors' into products of companies over which they have no direct political or legal control, but many computer security experts believe it is happening.
Mail & Guardian Online
December 17, 2015
In one cable, a 2010 report from the South African National Intelligence Agency (NIA) describes an Iranian government delegation visiting VASTech in 2005, where they received information about “active lawful interception” and “passive unrestricted monitoring”. In the report, the NIA expresses concernsÃÂ ...
The Guardian
November 18, 2013
Another firm selling similar equipment is VASTech, based in South Africa, which has a system called Zebra. Potential buyers are told it has been designed to help "government security agencies face huge challenges in their combat against crime and terrorism". VASTech says Zebra offers "access to highÃÂ ...
MyBroadband
December 2, 2011
According to WikiLeaks, VASTech's equipment was also uncovered along with that of other companies in listening rooms in Egypt and Libya after the governments were overthrown this year. This equipment was being used to monitor the every move of citizens “online and on the phone,” WikiLeaks said.
Healthcare Design
June 12, 2017
AIIMS Nagpur was designed to provide a wholly accessible site, where automobiles and service vehicles may circulate, but priority is given to ...
Mail & Guardian
April 20, 2017
The equipment was made by a South African company called Vastech. Our own legislation requires a warrant issued by a judge to allow legal ...
Prothom Alo (English)
April 18, 2017
The importers are: Cardiac Care Limited, Vastech Limited, Medi Graphic Trading Limited, and Orient Export and Import Company Limited.
Deutsche Welle
December 13, 2016
Privacy International's report details how Western businesses such as Italy's RCS SpA and South Africa's VASTech were "important contributors ...
Motherboard
December 12, 2016
Leaked documents and emails show how several companies bid to give Syria powerful telephone and internet surveillance technology.
Herald live
November 3, 2016
South African company VASTech SA is a global player in the development of sophisticated technology to – legally – spy on mobile phone calls ...
The Intercept
October 31, 2016
In a 2016 pamphlet produced by VASTech SA Pty Ltd., the company outlines its current capabilities for governments, militaries, and law ...
The Intercept
October 23, 2016
... Sprint, Cogent Communications, Telstra, Belgacom, Swisscom, Deutsche Telekom, Telena Italy, Vastech South Africa, and France Telecom.
Mail & Guardian Online
December 17, 2015
VASTech, which had a turnover of at least R30-million by 2006, was founded in 1999 by Frans Dreyer, who died in a plane crash in Libya in ...
Mail & Guardian Online
November 22, 2013
The annual report of the department's support programme for industrial innovation shows that R1.3-million was granted to VASTech's Zebra ...
The Guardian
November 18, 2013
Another firm selling similar equipment is VASTech, based in South Africa, which has a system called Zebra. Potential buyers are told it has ...
EFF
September 3, 2011
... article published this week alleges the use of products in Libya created by the French company Amesys and the South African firm VASTech ...
Mail & Guardian
April 20, 2017
The equipment was made by a South African company called Vastech. Our own legislation requires a warrant issued by a judge to allow legalÃÂ ...
Deutsche Welle
December 13, 2016
Privacy International's report details how Western businesses such as Italy's RCS SpA and South Africa's VASTech were "important contributorsÃÂ ...
Motherboard
December 12, 2016
Leaked documents and emails show how several companies bid to give Syria powerful telephone and internet surveillance technology.
Herald live
November 3, 2016
South African company VASTech SA is a global player in the development of sophisticated technology to – legally – spy on mobile phone callsÃÂ ...
The Intercept
October 31, 2016
In a 2016 pamphlet produced by VASTech SA Pty Ltd., the company outlines its current capabilities for governments, militaries, and lawÃÂ ...
The Intercept
October 23, 2016
... Sprint, Cogent Communications, Telstra, Belgacom, Swisscom, Deutsche Telekom, Telena Italy, Vastech South Africa, and France Telecom.
Mail & Guardian Online
December 17, 2015
VASTech, which had a turnover of at least R30-million by 2006, was founded in 1999 by Frans Dreyer, who died in a plane crash in Libya inÃÂ ...
The Guardian
November 18, 2013
Another firm selling similar equipment is VASTech, based in South Africa, which has a system called Zebra. Potential buyers are told it hasÃÂ ...
Vibe Ghana
August 17, 2012
A new Board of Governors for Vakpo Senior High Technical School (VASTECH) has been inaugurated at a ceremony at Vakpo in the VoltaÃÂ ...
Nextgov
February 9, 2017
It appears the 115th Congress wants to keep a closer eye on the Veterans Affairs Department and its tech troubles. Following a hearing Tuesday before the House Committee on Veterans Affairs that raised several issues, including that VA spends close to ...
New Europe
December 14, 2016
More specifically, Privacy International's report details how Italy's RCS SpA and South Africa's VASTech were "important contributors to Syria's repressive surveillance state" between 2007 and 2012.
International Business Times UK
December 13, 2016
According to leaked records, AGT once again collaborated with South Africa-based VASTech, which reportedly later created a similar system in Libya.
Herald live
November 3, 2016
... how the "close friends" exchanged 58 telephone calls in eight months between 2015 and 2016. South African company VASTech SA is a global player in the development of sophisticated technology to - legally - spy on mobile phone calls and messages.
Just Security
November 1, 2016
Before the start of business, Just Security provides a curated summary of up-to-the-minute developments at home and abroad. Here's today's news.
The Intercept
October 31, 2016
In a 2016 pamphlet produced by VASTech SA Pty Ltd., the company outlines its current capabilities for governments, militaries, and law enforcement agencies around the world, claiming it can conduct "passive detection" of communications transmitted fromÃÂ ...
The Tech Portal
October 24, 2016
Endace is also shown to have a large number of telecoms customers - including AT&T, AOL, Verizon, Sprint, Cogent Communications, Telstra, Belgacom, Swisscom, Deutsche Telekom, Telena Italy, Vastech South Africa, and France Telecom, also havingÃÂ ...
RT
August 3, 2016
Examples of the technology include a monitoring centre run by South African firm VASTech. It was reportedly sold to the late Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, who allegedly used it to hack up to 40 million minutes of phone calls every month.
Mirage News
August 3, 2016
Examples of the technology include a monitoring centre run by South African firm VASTech. It was reportedly sold to the late Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, who allegedly used it to hack up to 40 million minutes of phone calls every month.
Mail & Guardian Online
December 17, 2015
In one cable, a 2010 report from the South African National Intelligence Agency (NIA) describes an Iranian government delegation visiting VASTech in 2005, where they received information about "active lawful interception" and "passive unrestrictedÃÂ ...
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