What is the purpose of storing someone's IP?, doesn't it change
every
day or something, unless they have a static IP, which most people do
not?
The NSA will probably be able to cross reference it with
Goggle/BookFarce cookies or something like that. :-(
The ISP knows what address was assigned to a customer at a given time, at
least as long as they keep the logs.
If commercial organisations can identify users using a combination of data
then I'm sure a spy agency can, but such an agency is less likely to sell
your data. In fact they
here’s a good chance your IP address has been collected and stored by the
NSA
What is the purpose of storing someone's IP?, doesn't it change every day or
something, unless they have a static IP, which most people do not?
It varies from ISP to ISP and point in time. Back when dial-up was the norm
everybody got a new IP every time they connected and disconnected. With
faster cable and ADSL connections it's less likely you'll be disconnected at
all. You IP address can stay with you for months at a time in many
You know that the entire thing is considered a bit of a joke (for the
government) when the t-shirts start coming. Count me in! :D
Think of these articles as gossip. People gather and talk about «life and
death» somewhere 10.000km away.
NSA has a mandate. They can't break certain encryption. And guys who have
something to hide are going to use that. Or they are already monitored. Other
people use these tools too. And
The Hacker Crackdown is a good read. While easy to read, it gives a good
perspective and interesting info on things past.
Looks like it's available from project Gutenberg too.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/101
The U.S. Government is indeed a radical group conspiring to deprive citizens
of Earth of their fundamental human right to free expression.
An open letter to the NSA from the FSF:
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2014/07/dear-nsa-privacy-fundamental-right-not-reasonable-suspicion
Linux Journal extremist t-shirts now available:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/dolphins-nsa-dragnet
Scroll down a bit. Mine is on the way!
Sure, that's what you say citizen but do you
* own a SmartBed which can corroborate your claim?
* use a made in China tooth brush?
* eat anything your neighbor doesn't eat?
* work at a Patriotic Corporation?
* dream of breaking the law?
You still probably might be terrorist and that's why you
Chris
What is a torrorist? Is that some kind of new species of Parrots or PARROT
fish only found in New Jersey? j/k
TOR-RORIST= TOR USER THAT IS CONSIDER NOT an ORDINARY USER...
My two cents
TOR SOFTWARE is a good thing, it gives you freedom of anonymity.
Since, it is a means of anonymous communication, that could or will be use to
disseminate orders, plans,and classified information. Hard to cypher, their
real intent. They could hurt you, when it is used by the
I know I have for posting nudes I took of you through your window and posted
on 4chan back in the day.
ROFL
Perhaps by extremist forum they meant forum used by extremists,
presumably as a source of information about anti-surveillance measures. It
would be sad if concern by law-abiding citizens about snooping is considered
extreme behaviour. If it is, then it is probably thanks to the desire of so
If Linux Journal attracts extremists to such a degree that ALL people who
visit their website are tagged and filed into some system of suspects, then I
just don't know what to say or think.
Remember what the original quote was: The NSA is also tracking anyone who
visits the popular online
If your a torrorist on the DHS watch list I might suggest some new clothing
that has come out:
For those in Europe (tighter fit, but profits are being donated to the Tor
project):
https://www.trycelery.com/shop/torrorist
For those in North America (ie those who prefer an American style
Oh, like everybody else on them I waved at the Special Branch police officers
with cameras on Pride marches back in the 80s. I was also active in student
union politics in the same decade. Just about everybody who did that who is
now a politician has discovered there is an MI5 file on them.
I'm very proud to be a GNU/Linux and Tor user. If the NSA believes that I'm
an extremist, so be it. This just demonstrates that they are afraid of free
and legal tools that may thwart (or at least slow) their illegal,
unconstitutional practices as well as the free-thinking people that use
What?
The NSA is also tracking anyone who visits the popular online Linux
publication, Linux Journal, which the NSA refers to as an “extremist
forum” in the [XKeyscore] source code.
http://www.wired.com/2014/07/nsa-targets-users-of-privacy-services/
When they turn the pages of history, when these days have passed long ago,
will they read of us in sadness, for the seeds that we let grow? -Rush
Who amongst us hasn't already made the DHS watch list?
This answers the comments made by Jacob appelbaum in a previous thread about
an extremist website which was of interest to the NSA. Some figured it was
this forum, at least we know don't we.
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