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Enligt nya avslöjanden så är sannolikt nästan alla moderna hårddiskar i hela världen förberedda för, eller förinstallerade med USA/NSA-virus i firmwareprogrammen.
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Firmware kontrollerar hårdvarans grundläggande funktioner och arbetar direkt mot en specifik hårdvara, oavsett vilket operativsystem som är installerat.
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NSA/USA:s spionprogram körs därför sannolikt i bakgrunden på alla datorer i världen oavsett om de är uppkopplade till webben eller inte.
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- MEN, har du inte gjort något fel så har du ju inget att dölja eller bekymra dig för...
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- För du har väl inte gjort något pyttelitet fel de senaste 10-15 åren som av misstag råkat hamna i datorn för en kort stund?
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Då finns uppgifterna kanske även lagrat någonstans djupt inne i NSA:s enorma serverpark, färdigt att plockas fram av myndigheternas hjälpredor, när någon vänlig tjänsteman behöver lite info om dina förehavanden...
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- Men som sagt, eftersom du aldrig gjort något fel så har du nog inget att oroa dig för...
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*Firmware FAKTA om osynliga "evighetsvirus" från NSA:
Källa: Kapersky Lab 2015-02-16
By reprogramming the hard drive firmware (i.e. rewriting the hard drive’s operating system), the group achieves two purposes:
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https://twitter.com/KimDotcom/status/567834291603972096
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*Firmware FAKTA om osynliga "evighetsvirus" från NSA:
Källa: Kapersky Lab 2015-02-16
By reprogramming the hard drive firmware (i.e. rewriting the hard drive’s operating system), the group achieves two purposes:
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- An extreme level of persistence that helps to survive disk formatting and OS reinstallation. If the malware gets into the firmware, it is available to “resurrect” itself forever. It may prevent the deletion of a certain disk sector or substitute it with a malicious one during system boot.
“Another dangerous thing is that once the hard drive gets infected with this malicious payload, it is impossible to scan its firmware. To put it simply: for most hard drives there are functions to write into the hardware firmware area, but there are no functions to read it back. It means that we are practically blind, and cannot detect hard drives that have been infected by this malware” – warns Costin Raiu, Director of the Global Research and Analysis Team at Kaspersky Lab.
*** - The ability to create an invisible, persistent area hidden inside the hard drive. It is used to save exfiltrated information which can be later retrieved by the attackers. Also, in some cases it may help the group to crack the encryption: “Taking into account the fact that their GrayFish implant is active from the very boot of the system, they have the ability to capture the encryption password and save it into this hidden area,” explains Costin Raiu.
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'Surprise that NSA has tech capable to infiltrate air-gapped computers'
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Publicerades den 17 feb. 2015
Russian cyber-security company Kaspersky says it has discovered a global hacking group, which has managed to stay hidden for years. WikiLeaks spokesperson Kristinn Hrafnsson says that after such revelations there is no trust in privacy and security in the modern world.***
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https://twitter.com/KimDotcom/status/567825335161716736
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READ MORE: http://on.rt.com/htbpzt
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Publicerades den 20 feb. 2015
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Guardian 2015-02-18
[...]In a strongly worded submission to the Washington committee that is considering the proposed changes, Google says that increasing the FBI’s powers set out in search warrants would raise “monumental and highly complex constitutional, legal and geopolitical concerns that should be left to Congress to decide”.
The search giant warns that under updated proposals, FBI agents would be able to carry out covert raids on servers no matter where they were situated, giving the US government unfettered global access to vast amounts of private information.
In particular, Google sounds the alarm over the FBI’s desire to “remotely” search computers that have concealed their location – either through encryption or by obscuring their IP addresses using anonymity services such as Tor.
Those government searches, Google says, “may take place anywhere in the world. This concern is not theoretical. ... [T]he nature of today’s technology is such that warrants issued under the proposed amendment will in many cases end up authorizing the government to conduct searches outside the United States.”[...]
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http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/feb/18/google-warns-government-hacking-committee-hearing
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'NSA has eyes in every digital communication'
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Top secret documents previously provided by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden have revealed that the US National Security Agency (NSA) and its British counterpart, the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), broke into the network of the world’s largest SIM card maker to compromise global communications. Marc Rogers, head of Security at the DEF CON hacker conference thinks that the NSA has invaded all digital communications.READ MORE: http://on.rt.com/htbpzt
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US, UK SIM hacks raise real concerns for security, privacy activists
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[...]In a strongly worded submission to the Washington committee that is considering the proposed changes, Google says that increasing the FBI’s powers set out in search warrants would raise “monumental and highly complex constitutional, legal and geopolitical concerns that should be left to Congress to decide”.
The search giant warns that under updated proposals, FBI agents would be able to carry out covert raids on servers no matter where they were situated, giving the US government unfettered global access to vast amounts of private information.
In particular, Google sounds the alarm over the FBI’s desire to “remotely” search computers that have concealed their location – either through encryption or by obscuring their IP addresses using anonymity services such as Tor.
Those government searches, Google says, “may take place anywhere in the world. This concern is not theoretical. ... [T]he nature of today’s technology is such that warrants issued under the proposed amendment will in many cases end up authorizing the government to conduct searches outside the United States.”[...]
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http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/feb/18/google-warns-government-hacking-committee-hearing
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De vill ha koll på allt och alla. Deras program gör ju sociogram o profiler på ALLA automatiskt.. Jämför med inköp, position, vilka man nätverkar med,,när man sökte på ngt i google , hur länge man gjorde det osv,, dom känner en bättre än man känner sig själv :)
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SvaraRaderahttp://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/article20307226.ab
--Worst Spying In World History – Worse Than Any Dystopian Novel – Is Occurring RIGHT NOW--
SvaraRaderaFebruary 21, 2015 by WashingtonsBlog
NSA Spying Worse than Stasi or Nazi Germany, J. Edgar Hoover … Or Orwell’s 1984
We noted in 2012 that Americans are the most spied upon people in world history.
Top NSA officials previously said that we’ve got a “police state” … like J. Edgar Hoover – or the Stasi – on “super steroids”.
Spying by the NSA is also worse than in Nazi German:
The tyrants in Nazi Germany, Stalinist Russia and Stasi Eastern Europe would have liked to easedrop on every communication and every transaction of every citizen.
But in the world before the internet, smart phones, electronic medical records and digital credit card transactions, much of what happened behind closed doors remained private.
Indeed, a former lieutenant colonel for the East German Stasi said the NSA’s spy capabilities would have been “a dream come true” for the Stasi.
NSA contractor Edward Snowden said in 2013 that NSA spying was worse than in Orwell’s book 1984. [...]
http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2015/02/nsa-spying-worse-stasi-nazi-germany-j-edgar-hoover-orwells-1984.html