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03 Dec 09

Washington met en place ses réseaux Twitter - Facebook pour réaliser des coups d’Etat “soft”

Des choses intéressantes mais bcp trop caricatural.

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Au total, 43 délégués sont venus du monde entier (Sri Lanka, Inde, Canada, Royaume Uni, Colombie, Pérou, Brésil, Liban, Arabie Saoudite, Jamaïque, Irlande, Turquie, Moldavie, Malaisie, Etats-Unis et Mexique).
Orateurs et sponsors forment un étrange mélange de représentants des nouvelles technologies et d’employés des agences spécialisées dans la subversion et la déstabilisation de gouvernements qui refusent de se soumettre à l’agenda de Washington.
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- Il ne fait aucun doute
  - Bon alors tant mieux s'il n'y a plus de doutes. - on 2009-12-03
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- la preuve irréfutable
  - ib. - on 2009-12-03
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- Selon les fondateurs de l’AYM, il y avait toutefois un problème. « Ces mouvements du XXIe siècle sont l’avenir de la société civile, mais ils ne disposent pas encore d’un mécanisme permettant de soutenir, de former et d’octroyer du pouvoir à ces dirigeants qui n’ont pour tout bureau qu’une adresse électronique. Ils ne disposent pas non plus d’une entité qui puisse apprendre aux mouvements traditionnels du XXe siècle à utiliser efficacement les instruments et les médias du XXIe siècle pour atteindre leurs objectifs. »
- afin de neutraliser l’expansion du communisme
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- Cette combinaison doit permettre d’obtenir ce que la CIA n’avait pas réussi en plusieurs années d’effort : le changement de régime dans des pays non soumis aux intérêts des Etats-Unis, sans qu’apparaisse la main de Washington.
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28 Nov 09

Les projets fous de l'islamiste du Cern

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21 Nov 09

L'ingénieur du CERN soupçonné de terrorisme ciblait les chasseurs alpins - LeMonde.fr

vis @spyworld

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Au cours de ce séminaire, qui avait été précédé par une rencontre préparatoire en 2008 à Madrid, les pays disposant d'un tel organisme - dont l'Allemagne, la Belgique, le Danemark, les Pays-Bas, le Royaume-Uni... - sont convenus de lancer une structure commune : le Comité de coordination des centres antiterroristes (CCCAT).
La France espère ainsi améliorer son dispositif d'alerte. "Cette nouvelle structure, rapide, non bureaucratique permettra d'échanger avec les pays frontaliers, ou sensibles, et d'avoir une vision globale", se réjouit Loïc Garnier, chef de l'Unité de coordination de la lutte antiterroriste (Uclat) française. Plus ancienne unité, l'Uclat, qui fête ce mois-ci ses 25 ans d'existence, fait la synthèse des renseignements policier, militaire et même douanier.

12 Nov 09

Expert on terrorism warns about the implantation of radical Islamism in Spain since 11-M

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His paper reveals pieces of information such as that 70% of the persons under arrest in Spain since the 3/11 come from Algeria and Morocco, followed by Pakistanis (23 arrested since 2004) and, in the fourth place, native Spanish. O this last, 14 of the 19 individuals of Spanish origin under arrest lived (and were probably born) in Ceuta and Melilla, but their parents were Moroccans.
Javier Jordán coincides with a report submitted by the King's College of London to the European Commission in December 2007, which pointed out that jihadist recruitment takes place essentially in three places: mosques and oratories first, followed by prisons.
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- "the number of groups which intended to threaten Spanish security again has increased". Thus, there is evidence of at least seven terrorist plans, most of them in a very early preparation stage, which intended to attempt against mass civil objectives such as transport systems (Madrid and Barcelona's tubes or the ferry that connects Ceuta and Algeciras) or department stores.

Hacker des humains à coup de wireless

"MM Joey Wilson, Neal Patwari et Fernando Guevara Vasquez de l’Université de l’Utah ont publié un mémoire de recherche portant sur la conception d’un radar capable de « voir » au travers des murs. "

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Dans les grandes lignes, ce radar indiscret fonctionne par échotomographie. Il utilise une ceinture d’émetteurs-récepteurs qui, en fonction des réflexions provoquées par les objets et les personnes, donnera après traitement une cartographie dynamique de l’intérieur d’une pièce.
La fréquence employée est également très intéressante, car capable de traverser certains matériaux (notons que les démonstrations ont été effectuées dans une pièce dont 3 cloisons sur 4 sont en bois, la quatrième en briques).

09 Nov 09

Spies Protest After Intelligence Sharing Tools Shut Down

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[This] follows reports that another popular analytic platform called “Bridge,” which allows analysts with security clearances to collaborate with people outside the government who have relevant expertise but no clearances, is being killed.
Working with anyone outside your agency was considered disloyal. Working with someone outside the community just wasn’t done (at least not at the functional level in any meaningful way).
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- Even a small compromise would be all the excuse needed to get such systems shut down en masse.
- Buying monster technology solutions from the usual suspects - usually to the detriment of the mission - is easier than going lightweight and cheap (if not free). Working on “joint” projects is still something relegated to ‘those who can be spared’ or those intrepid few who accept that collaboration means disobeying orders.
- For all the great work being done in the IC, imagine what could be done if everyone in the community - especially its leaders - stopped worrying about spending more money and getting more credit? What if we embraced the idea that “light” and “cheap” are not synonymous with “bad?” What if we understood - really understood - that none of us is as smart as all of us?

06 Nov 09

Judicial Watch Obtains New CIA Documents on Terrorist Interrogations

La moitié des infos "humint" obtenues sur Al-Qaeda l'aurait été par interrogatoires/tortures de détenus. Info, intox? (via FOIA)

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29 Sep 09

Public Intelligence Blog

Le nouveau site de Robert Steele (promoteur de l'open source intelligence OSI)

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24 Sep 09

Newly Declassified Files Detail Massive FBI Data-Mining Project

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08 Sep 09

How Do You Analyse A Criminal?

Un chercheur néerlandais conçoit un système probabiliste pour l'analyse de données liées aux activités criminelles.

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Within law enforcement the reliability of the data is, however, vitally important. And that is where the problem lies: the available computer models are not considered to be reliable enough.
First of all the data (for example persons) are no longer divided into classes but are organised according to the likelihood that they belong in a class.
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- Subsequently, if a classification of probability is used then the quality of the computer model can be guaranteed up to a desired level. Finally, an optimal computer model is designed for the reliable classification of data in more than two classes.

07 Sep 09

How Team of Geeks Cracked Spy Trade

Palantir l'outil d'analyse du renseignement qui monte.

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One of the latest entrants into the government spy-services marketplace, Palantir Technologies has designed what many intelligence analysts say is the most effective tool to date to investigate terrorist networks.
Yet Palantir -- which takes its name from the "seeing stones" in the "Lord of the Rings" series -- remains an outlier among government security contractors. It rejected advice to hire retired generals to curry favor with the agencies and hired young government analysts frustrated by working with slow-footed technology. The company's founders knew little about intelligence gathering when they started out. Instead, they went on a fact-finding mission, working with analysts to build the product from scratch.
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- There, Palantir's software is now being used to analyze constantly shifting tribal dynamics and distinguish potential allies from enemies, according to current and former counterterrorism officials familiar with the work.
- Palantir may look like a typical Silicon Valley start-up, with free food and the usual comforts to make work more like home. But with clients like the FBI and CIA, it's far from the usual software company.
- PayPal's software could make connections between fraudulent payments that on the surface seemed unrelated. By following such leads, PayPal was able to identify suspect customers and uncover cybercrime networks.
- In-Q-Tel invested about $2 million in Palantir and provided a critical entreé to the CIA and other agencies.
- Mr. Karp showed the group a prototype. The software was similar to PayPal's fraud-detection system. But instead of identifying and connecting cyber criminals, it focused on two hypothetical terror suspects and followed their activities, including travel and money transfers.
- The approach won over a number of tech-savvy younger analysts who asked their bosses to adopt the software.
- To conduct an investigation, analysts have to query individual databases separately, then try to make sense of the data -- frequently with pen and paper.
- Among the missed opportunities cited by post-9/11 investigations were the failure to see that five of the 19 hijackers used the same phone number as ringleader Mohammad Atta to book their airline tickets, two used the same frequent-flier number, and five used two common addresses to make their reservations.
- Palantir's software plugs these gaps by using a "tagging" technique similar to that used by the search functions on most Web sites. Palantir tags, or categorizes, every bit of data separately, whether it be a first name, a last name or a phone number. That means if only one piece of data in a file is classified top-secret, an analyst with a lower level clearance can still see the rest of the data. It also allows analysts to quickly tag information themselves as it arrives in the form of field reports from spies overseas, and to see who else in the agency is doing similar research so they can share their findings.
- Some analysts say Palantir's strength is helping analysts draw inferences when confronted with an enormous amount of disparate data. Palantir's tool is getting a thumbs-up from officers using it. "It is much simpler to understand the results of inquiries, and provides more in-depth database links then the current programs in use by the Army today," says Captain James King, an Army intelligence officer.

5th Intelligence Analysis and Processing Summit

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Are you in or do you serve the Intelligence Community? Need help with your outreach?

Bridge, le programme qui promeut la coopération public-privé dans le domaine de l'analyse du renseignement (intelligence analysis) - US

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Now two things have changed that should make outreach from the IC much much easier. The first thing of note is an Intelligence Community Directive signed by the Director of National Intelligence. ICD 205 of 16 July 2008 (found at the ODNI website) provides doctrinal top-cover to analytic outreach.
A more recent improvement is an online capability provided by the ODNI’s Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Analysis (DDNI/A) called BRIDGE.
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- it also provides a mechanism for companies with interesting technologies to evaluate their technologies in the context of intelligence community mission challenges and for an ability to work in the intelligence community enterprise.
- ny technology that works in BRIDGE should be able work in A-Space or other major IC projects/programs, for example.
- What about all the other tools out there? There are a bunch that can be used for outreach. I’m in lots of them, like several NING sites, CollabNet software repositories, Yammer, and of course Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn etc etc etc. And there are also the great unclassified tools provided by ICES like Intelink-U.
- BRIDGE takes the Wiki model which enabled end users to easily contribute textual content en masse, and extends it to technology providers, enabling them to contribute technologies that enhance the intelligence mission in a matter of days.
- This enables providers to develop against these endpoints in an unclassified setting, get feedback from users enabling shorter development spirals, mash-up new combinations of services, and dramatically reduce the time it takes to transition software to the mission setting.
- Another unique characteristic of BRIDGE is that it provides an environment for Analytic Outreach–a place where IC analysts can reach out to expertise elsewhere in federal, state, and local government, in academia, and industry.

Intellipedia encyclopedia topics

Page consacrée à Intelipedia sur Reference.com

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02 Sep 09

Intelligence économique et renseignement : pour une intelligence collective - AgoraVox le média citoyen

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la base de connaissances ainsi conçue pour l’exploitation du renseignement est applicable à tout type d’information utile à la décision. Sa mise en œuvre repose essentiellement sur une méthode rigoureuse de structuration d’un plan de classement rationnel, outil incontournable dont le triple rôle de présentation (composition, synthèse), d’inventaire (décomposition, analyse) et de planification (coordination, animation) est essentiel et conditionne le fonctionnement d’un cycle du renseignement revisité qui s’identifie en réalité à la fonction exploitation.

Investigating Attacks Against Twitter/Facebook/LiveJournal | Palantir Technologies

Vidéo à propos du projet GreyGoose.

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Méthodes de l'espionnage économique

Ces activités constituent des indicateurs d'espionnage économique qui ne correspondent pas toujours à une menace réelle de collecte étrangère, mais elles peuvent servir de signaux. L'existence d'un certain nombre d'indicateurs dans une situation donnée pourrait ainsi justifier un examen plus approfondi. Via Actulligence (http://www.actulligence.com/actualit-s-350.html)

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30 Aug 09

Google Spys for the CIA

Google fournit la techno de recherche pour Intelipedia.

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Google is also providing the search features for a Wikipedia-style site,
called Intellipedia, on which agents post information about their targets
that can be accessed and appended by colleagues, according to the San
Francisco Chronicle.
In the
case of Intellipedia, pages become more prominent depending on how they are
tagged or added to by other contributors.

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Article généraliste sur Intellipedia

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Intellipedia is a collaborative online intelligence repository, and it runs counter to traditional reluctance in the intelligence community to the sharing of classified information. Indeed, it still meets with formidable resistance from many quarters of the 16 agencies that have access to the system.
"About everything that happens of significance, there's an Intellipedia page on,"
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- Cultural resistance to Intellipedia includes concerns that foreign intelligence agents could hack into the system. Many intelligence officers, particularly of the older generation, simply do not trust it.
- Burke said Intellipedia remains largely the province of early adopters. While some pages are robust and balanced, he added, "there are other pages that leave a lot to be desired, to put it bluntly."

28 Aug 09

Tradecraft versus méthode scientifique : quelle voie pour l’analyste ?

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chaque donnée est sélectionnée en fonction de sa valeur objective, avant d’être intégrée dans un processus de construction de connaissance, laquelle peut être considérée comme une représentation qu’il convient de valider à l’épreuve des faits et des événements.
elle garantit théoriquement la qualité et la fiabilité du renseignement, tout en constituant une unité de langage et de symboles susceptibles d’être transférés aux décideurs en limitant les risques de mésinterprétation.
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- A l’opposé de cette méthode, on trouve le fameux « Tradecraft » si souvent évoqué dans la littérature américaine sur l’analyse de renseignement. Le terme désigne un savoir-faire relatif à un métier ou à un art.
- n pratique, chaque analyste développe une approche personnelle, même s’il bénéficie de la formation et de l’expérience des seniors.
- La réalité est en effet beaucoup plus nuancée, ainsi Johnson constate que les analystes développent un ensemble hétérogène de méthodes et de pratiques individuelles, sans évaluation préalable et hors de tout standard. L’étude fait apparaître que la plupart des analystes n’adoptent pas l’approche scientifique faute de temps (« I don’t have time to worry about formal analytic methods »), mais également de formation, notamment en épistémologie et méthodologie scientifique.
- Le cul entre deux chaises, faute de temps et de culture scientifique, il développe et perpétue un savoir empirique qui relève de l’expérience individuelle, favorisant les biais d’exploitation qui conduisent droit à l’erreur.

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