Right, "Gideon's Spies."
The Toronto Star has two more Promis-spying stories today:
Murders linked to Promis:
http://thestar.com/editorial/updates/top/20000828NEW01b_NA-MOUNTIE28.html
Mounties debugged software in 94, after a decade of US, Israel spying:
http://www.thestar.com/thestar/editorial/news/20000828NEW06_NA-SPY.html
And we offer excerpts from "Gideon's Spies" on the Mossad's
reconfiguring Promis with additional features and a backdoor
to covertly record how it is used, and choosing to keep the
name as brand-name disguise (for some $500 million in global
governmental sales and deep spying on eager-spying buyers):
http://cryptome.org/promis-mossad.htm (40K)
Orlin Grabbe has an article on Michael Riconosciuto, the person
The Star says rigged Promis for Canadian use.
http://www.orlingrabbe.com/ricono.htm
And EFF has an archive on the Bill Hamiltion Inslaw case:
http://www.eff.org/pub/Legal/Cases/INSLAW/
There is lots more available via the search engines.
