Surveillance up date: 10.06.09

Surveillance up date: 10.06.09

Odds and Ends:

We have spotted a new browser

in the wild that leaves, no tracks.

Nothing, except it does leave an

empty space where there should

be something. NSA?

That is the second invisible

browser we've seen in the past

6 mos. The first one leaves

an easily recognizable signature.

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A Google Bot that isn't.

A bot that spends 29 min

and 13 seconds on TWO

pages?

It isn't a google bot, its

someone disguised as

a bot, this usually triggers

our security monitoring system

and a security team.

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We have increased our

BSU's from a max of

100,000 to 129,000

bots. In anticipation of

future engagements.

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The "Sunday" attack on Germany

threat by al Qaeda has drawn

intensive Internet Intelligence

ops from all over the world.

All the sites that carried the

threat have been taken down.

The message seems to be

you promote a threat and they

loose their site.

CNN's I-Reporter seemed to

have a very strange reaction to

the news about the attack.

Rather than reporting the threat

on the terrorist sites, they

deleted my post.

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We have several special ops

teams deployed, and recon teams

active and BSU's tracking.

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Iranian Internet teams are very

active trying to pinpoint the

time and date of the attack on

their nukes and have some

antiquated cyber weapons

ready to be deployed.

Mostly for PR reasons

and to try an lul the regime

into thinking IT black hats

are on top of it, they aren't.

One of (sic) hackers

has even taken to wearing a

ACTUAL black hat.

LOL ROF.

when they move we will burn them.

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Gerald

Tactical Internet Systems analyst

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