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RT
December 20, 2017
Snowden said one of the tools he used while at the NSA to spy on his targets was XKEYSCORE, which allowed him to look at the full internet activity history of his target using their IP (Internet protocol) address. He also said the NSA would spy on radicals' pornography viewing habits “for the purpose ofÃÂ ...
The Japan Times
April 25, 2017
The Intercept posted on its website an April 2013 document suggesting the NSA had provided Japan with the XKeyscore tool that, according to earlier Snowden documents, gives users the ability to suck up huge amounts of online data and search through numerous private communications, includingÃÂ ...
TechCrunch
February 22, 2017
“This collaborative environment also produced a piece of software called “XKEYSCORE Helper,” a tool programmed with Palantir (and thoroughly stamped with its logo) that allowed analysts to essentially import data from the NSA's pipeline, investigate and visualize it through Palantir, and then presumablyÃÂ ...
Naked Security
July 7, 2015
What's more, XKeyscore users – which include not only NSA agents but also their counterparts in partnering countries that include Canada, New Zealand and the UK – can get the keys to every wireless network through the gathering of router information. One of the slides in the new set of XKeyscore screenÃÂ ...
Boing Boing
July 3, 2015
The snapshots we have of XKEYSCORE date to 2013, so the chances are that the system has matured since then, but as of the day Edward Snowden scraped and exfiltrated its specs, it was something of a shambles. However, to its credit, it did not (and may still not) support Internet Explorer. XKS is/was aÃÂ ...
Business Insider
July 1, 2015
Web traffic wasn't XKeyscore's only target. In fact, according to the documents posted by The Intercept, it was able to gather data like voice recordings. A list of the intercepted data included "pictures, documents, voice calls, webcam photos, web searches, advertising analytics traffic, social media traffic,ÃÂ ...
Ars Technica
August 9, 2013
But the recently released XKeyscore documents provide a much more complete picture of how the NSA feeds its big data monsters and how it gets "situational awareness" of what's happening on the Internet. What follows is an analysis of how XKeyscore works and how the NSA's network surveillanceÃÂ ...
The Verge
July 31, 2013
The Guardian has released more information about a program that appears to let the NSA access almost any part of a web user's digital life. A set of 2008 and 2010 training documents discuss a program called XKeyscore, which acts as a central interface for email, Facebook chat, web browsing history, andÃÂ ...
The Guardian
July 31, 2013
XKeyscore, the documents boast, is the NSA's "widest reaching" system developing intelligence from computer networks – what the agency calls Digital Network Intelligence (DNI). One presentation claims the program covers "nearly everything a typical user does on the internet", including the content ofÃÂ ...
Slate Magazine (blog)
July 11, 2013
One of the slides disclosed the existence of an NSA program called “XKEYSCORE,” which appears to involve the mass storage of international Internet metadata—including information about emails, phone calls, log-ins, and other user activity—that can later be mined, or “queried,” by an NSA analyst from aÃÂ ...
Open Democracy
October 26, 2017
Undressing for XKeyscore - norms/forms to fit in/out" by Zeljko Blace. Andi Weiland | berlinergazette.de. CC-BY-NC. The Snowden disclosures ...
Ars Technica
April 28, 2017
Xkeyscore gets a duplicate stream of live Internet data flowing through these network nexus points, and it uses a collection of rules-based ...
The Japan Times
April 25, 2017
The Intercept posted on its website an April 2013 document suggesting the NSA had provided Japan with the XKeyscore tool that, according to ...
TechCrunch
February 22, 2017
The report goes into more detail on the development of two particular software systems, one called Kite and one known as XKEYSCOREÂ ...
Naked Security
July 7, 2015
What's more, XKeyscore users – which include not only NSA agents but also their counterparts in partnering countries that include Canada, ...
Boing Boing
July 3, 2015
Following up on its in-depth look at which communications the secret XKEYSCORE tool lets the NSA search, The Intercept makes some ...
Business Insider
July 1, 2015
NSA documents leaked to the Guardian in 2013 described a covert program called XKeyscore, which involved a searchable database for ...
Ars Technica
August 9, 2013
But the recently released XKeyscore documents provide a much more complete picture of how the NSA feeds its big data monsters and how it ...
The Verge
July 31, 2013
A set of 2008 and 2010 training documents discuss a program called XKeyscore, which acts as a central interface for email, Facebook chat, ...
The Guardian
July 31, 2013
The NSA boasts in training materials that the program, called XKeyscore, is its "widest-reaching" system for developing intelligence from the ...
Diffuser.fm (blog)
August 17, 2017
... saw a Russian flag, a human eye and an email address including the phrase “xkeyscore” – the name of a powerful NSA snooping system.
The Japan Times
April 25, 2017
The Intercept posted on its website an April 2013 document suggesting the NSA had provided Japan with the XKeyscore tool that, according toÃÂ ...
TechCrunch
February 22, 2017
The report goes into more detail on the development of two particular software systems, one called Kite and one known as XKEYSCOREÃÂ ...
Ars Technica
September 5, 2016
Significantly, one of the illegal databases used the XKeyscore software, sometimes called the NSA's Google. As Ars reported last year, it wasÃÂ ...
Boing Boing
July 3, 2015
Following up on its in-depth look at which communications the secret XKEYSCORE tool lets the NSA search, The Intercept makes someÃÂ ...
Boing Boing
July 3, 2015
Following up on its in-depth look at which communications the secret XKEYSCORE tool lets the NSA search, The Intercept makes someÃÂ ...
Business Insider
July 1, 2015
NSA documents leaked to the Guardian in 2013 described a covert program called XKeyscore, which involved a searchable database forÃÂ ...
Ars Technica
August 9, 2013
But the recently released XKeyscore documents provide a much more complete picture of how the NSA feeds its big data monsters and how itÃÂ ...
The Verge
July 31, 2013
A set of 2008 and 2010 training documents discuss a program called XKeyscore, which acts as a central interface for email, Facebook chat,ÃÂ ...
The Guardian
July 31, 2013
The NSA boasts in training materials that the program, called XKeyscore, is its "widest-reaching" system for developing intelligence from theÃÂ ...
Slate Magazine (blog)
July 11, 2013
One of the slides disclosed the existence of an NSA program called “XKEYSCORE,” which appears to involve the mass storage of internationalÃÂ ...
CoinTelegraph
March 22, 2017
It started in 2013 with Edward Snowden revealing the details of such programs as PRISM and XKeyscore employed by the US National Security Agency (NSA) for global surveillance.
AMERICAblog (blog)
March 16, 2017
Just when you thought things could get any worse, the Trump White House today accused the British government of spying on Donald Trump for Barack Obama during the campaign.
Government Technology
March 9, 2017
It was his disclosures that let Americans - and people around the world - learn of NSA programs like PRISM, Dishfire and XKeyscore, which, respectively, allowed for the monitoring of electronic data retrieved from nine large tech companies, grabbed ...
Sacramento Bee
March 7, 2017
It was his disclosures that let Americans - and people around the world - learn of NSA programs like PRISM, Dishfire and XKeyscore, which, respectively, allowed for the monitoring of electronic data retrieved from nine large tech companies, grabbed 200ÃÂ ...
ABC Online
March 7, 2017
Is this the same as the Edward Snowden leaks? Most of these CIA leaks target devices - or end users - known as 'endpoints'.
Mashable
March 2, 2017
And though Palantir's website extols the wonders of privacy, it helped construct a surveillance system for the NSA called XKeyscore, which the NSA itself has called its most invasive system. XKeyscore maps out a jumble of personal data that allows ...
Semarak News
February 27, 2017
Jika menilik kembali pada kasus Verizon yang dibongkar Ed Snowden, Verizon mengumpulkan data pribadi setiap penggunanya dengan dibantu program XkeyScore yang bahkan mampu mengakses kamera pribadi dari gadget yang dimiliki penggunaÃÂ ...
Fortune
February 26, 2017
The company has built tools to assist the United States National Security Agency's XKEYSCORE program, a key tool in its surveillance mission, according to documents provided by Edward Snowden.
International Business Times UK
February 23, 2017
According to a report by the Intercept, the NSA's XKeyscore programme is one of the most invasive surveillance programmes and is capable of intercepting a wide array of communications and other data.
TechCrunch
February 22, 2017
"This collaborative environment also produced a piece of software called "XKEYSCORE Helper," a tool programmed with Palantir (and thoroughly stamped with its logo) that allowed analysts to essentially import data from the NSA's pipeline, investigate ...
The Intercept
February 22, 2017
JS: Now, one of the other things that you're revealing, and, I understand for the first time, is confirmation of the extent of Palantir's integration with the NSA and its Five Eyes partner's XKEYSCORE program. Which of course was one of the first ...
The Hill
February 22, 2017
Billionaire Peter Thiel's company Palantir helped support the National Security Agency's controversial spy program XKeyscore, according to a report in The Intercept citing previously undisclosed documents from NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden. PalantirÃÂ ...
Raw Story
February 21, 2017
A program called Xkeyscore processes all intercepted signals before they then move on to another area that deals with particular specialized issues.
Newsweek
February 21, 2017
A program called Xkeyscore processes all intercepted signals before they then move on to another area that deals with particular specialized issues.
iTWire
February 7, 2017
The documents included details of the NSA PRISM program, which allows court-approved access to American's Google and Yahoo accounts, and also the Xkeyscore program - an analytical tool that collects citizen's metadata. Under the US espionage act,ÃÂ ...
Rare.us
February 5, 2017
When it comes to assembling a surveillance juggernaut that unconstitutionally gathers (until recently) unlimited metadata and tracks Americans' online transactions through systems with sinister names like XKeyscore, it is a model of efficiency. When it ...
Asian Tribune
February 3, 2017
Secret documents leaked by US intelligence whistleblower Edward Snowden indicate that Pine Gap also contributes to a broad US National Security Agency collection program code-named ''X-Keyscore''. Pine Gap is one of three major satellite trackingÃÂ ...
Rare.us
January 31, 2017
When it comes to assembling a surveillance juggernaut that unconstitutionally gathers (until recently) unlimited metadata and tracks Americans' online transactions through systems with sinister names like XKeyscore, it is a model of efficiency. When it ...
Engadget
January 21, 2017
Between PRISM, Boundless Informant, Co-Traveler, XKeyscore and SKYNET, the US government built probably the largest networks of spying tools ever seen.
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