design and deployment of a covert communications network that can operate at the enemy 's operational base and gather intelligence on enemy communications and activities. This effort is in support of the Year 1 Challenge Problem of the Cyber-Spectrum Research and Technology Development Virtual Environment (CSpec-DVE). The covert communications system design is optimal with regard to detection avoidance, information gathering and transmission, and power requirements. Covert methodologies
design and deployment of a covert communications network that can operate at the enemy 's operational base and gather intelligence on enemy communications and activities. This effort is in support of the Year 1 Challenge Problem of the Cyber-Spectrum Research and Technology Development Virtual Environment (CSpec-DVE). The covert communications system design is optimal with regard to detection avoidance, information gathering and transmission, and power requirements. Covert methodologies for installation
2) Enhanced crime prevention strategies focused on homegrown radicalization 3) Intervention programs run through family, community centers raising barriers to stop coverts and non-coverts from going off to fight or committing an act of terrorism 4) Improve emergency communications plan Long term changes expected 1) Unified strategy developed by all agencies and organizations 2) Building trust, solidarity, and voluntary cooperation from the Muslim-American communities in
millions of dollars in revenue for their creators (Nagaraja, et al., 2011). Contrary to traditional botnets, Stegobot’s communication traffic does not open new communication endpoints between the bots (Nagaraja, et al., 2011). Stegobot takes advantage of social media networks by operating along the edges, while utilizing image steganography techniques to hide covert communication during the interchanging of images among users (Nagaraja, et al., 2011). Network traffic visualization method designed
said data can be transferred, one can only worry that maybe were sharing a little TOO much information. The National Security Agency (NSA) is an intelligence organization created by the United States government. The NSA is responsible for global monitoring, collection, and processing of information and data for foreign intelligence and counterintelligence. Today, the NSA states that
for society. Part 2 discusses the arguments put forward by privacy advocates and the concerns they raise regarding electronic performance monitoring in particular. Part 3 analyses two industrial conflicts which have critically shaped the debate regarding the regulation of workplace surveillance. This paper concludes with an argument that electronic monitoring and surveillance should not remain a managerial prerogative, and that employee participation and government intervention is crucial in determining
citizens a common law right to privacy against publications (Murray, 1997). The common law right to privacy has evolved through time, and the United States had reacted differently to specific information privacy concerns. Dimov (2013) reported, interestingly, that on the federal level, the United States sustained a sectorial method towards data protection legislation in which certain industries are protected and others are not (p. 4). The following are three federal data protection laws indicated
National Security Agency denied accusations of spying on Americans for years. It was’t until 2013 when ex-NSA worker, Edward Snowden, released secret information entailing the real activities of the NSA, involving access to virtually any American’s private life. In Citizenfour, an HBO documentary, directed by Laura Poitras, Edward Snowden contacts Laura under code name, Citizenfour, to share his knowledge on the truth behind government spying. Laura ended up meeting up with Snowden and documented his
Many of us have access to the Internet and social networking sites these days. They have become essential in day-to-day life. However, there has been much controversy over teenagers having access social networking sites. Imagine your daughter or son is being bullied on Facebook or Myspace to the point that they attempt or succeed in killing themselves because of social destruction. People are not aware of the pros and cons of social networking. Does the negatives outweigh the positives of social
Introduction This is an era of massive violations of privacy rights and individual liberties due to the new technologies of surveillance, data mining, electronic monitoring, biometric chips, spamming, hacking, phishing, and security breaches at major private and public institutions. These new technologies make the protection of privacy rights far more difficult than in the pre-electronic past. Given the nature of the Internet, thousands or even millions of people can view these Twitter and Facebook