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Posted: Tue Sep 04, 2007 1:21 am Post Subject: Is surveillance software part of a greater conspiracy?
Ephraim Schwartz
Info World
Monday Sept 3, 2007
As much as I usually doubt conspiracy theories, some announcements lead me to pause and wonder.
What I'm wondering now is perhaps the entire invention of the Internet, the World Wide Web, email, IM and everything else we now use in our daily lives wasn't all a plot hatched by Big Brother government and Big Brother Inc., to more easily monitor what we are doing, saying and just about thinking as well.
What puts me in mind of this is the upcoming announcement a sincere, but I would call misguided PR professional, sent gloating over the next version of their client's product Spector 360 from SpectorSoft.
Spector 360, says the press release, "records Web sites visited, emails sent and received, chats and instant messages, keystrokes typed, files transferred, documents printed and applications run."
Did they leave anything out? Well, the release continues.
"In addition, through a first of its kind surveillance-like camera recording tool, Spector 360 shows an exact visual detail what an employee does every step of the way."
As we get suckered into putting more and more of our lives up online in one fashion or another, it seems to me the "transparency" Web vendors are always promising users is really about making our lives transparent not our business processes.
Is this an accident or did someone hatch this idea to make surveillance easier? Easier for whom? I have no real idea. Remember this a conspiracy theory so I can just say, "for them."
When I was coming up and even into my 20s I wrote letters, made phone calls and met with folks in person. Those were my three communications choices.
That made it much harder for anyone to track me or know where I stood on any particular issue. Now, we've got software programs like the above mentioned plus cameras in the streets and GPS systems in the sky.
I don't want to sound too paranoid but if it is not a conspiracy to monitor every waking, breathing minute of our lives you have to admit if there ever was going to be one it certainly would give the conspirators a big head start.
Okay, if you are the Lawrence Livermore National Labs I can understand the need to monitor every keystroke. But if I know anything about business, Spectra 360 will more than likely end up being used by companies like Krispy Kreme Corp.
Well, if you're interested in Spector 360 go to booth 3400 at the InfoSecurity/ISC East Conference at the Jacob Javits Center in New York. The opening day is kind of ironic, September 11.
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Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 11:32 pm Post Subject:
a long time ago , i read a UFO book , different from any other one i've read , sorry , can't recall the title
it had a big section on purple blobs , or patches , in the sky , saying these were the most common form of UFO
it also documented in detail , the evidence for a theory that we are being induced to advance technologically , by images of future advances being broadcast in the sky like holograms , as well as into particular persons' minds
thus , large airships were seen in the sky before they were ever produced by us , biplanes were seen , jets and rockets were seen , before their human versions appeared
obviously , there is more than one possible explanation , but it is true that technology is advancing at breakneck speed , which could be said to be a bit strange , since in many ways , we are not all that bright
speaking for myself , of course ..........royal "we"
so when i read this article , i thought it might fit nicely on this thread ......the conspiracy is just as plausible , or maybe even more so , seen in this light
