Joburg's draft CCTV by-law under scrutiny
Anti-crime activists and private security companies have warned that a new City of Johannesburg (CoJ) draft by-law for private CCTV cameras facing public areas will harm community-driven crime-fighting.
The by-law requires that people and companies...
Gauteng gets "Eye-in-the-Sky" for festive season crime battle
An aircraft equipped with advanced intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) technology is being deployed to combat crime in Gauteng this festive season, Rapport reports.
Starting on Wednesday, 11 December 2024, an...
Court rejects TikTok's bid to delay US ban from January
TikTok faces a US ban next month after an appeals court declined to pause the measure, which takes effect if the popular video-sharing app isn’t sold by its China-based parent ByteDance Ltd.
The company’s request for the pause came after...
Rogue intelligence abusing South Africa's spy laws
South Africa’s security laws, which are meant to govern the conduct of covert activities by intelligence agencies and oversight mechanisms, are open to abuse by rogue intelligence operatives and politicians.
But weaknesses have been exploited...
Vumacam and NAVIC join forces to combat crime
Vumacam is forming an alliance with cloud vehicle intelligence company NAVIC to expand the coverage and impact of the SafeCity initiative across South Africa.
To date, the initiative has been powered only by Vumacam technology and cameras.
Amazon killing feature that allowed police to ask for Ring camera footage
Amazon.com Inc.’s Ring home doorbell unit says it will stop letting police departments request footage from users’ video doorbells and surveillance cameras, retreating from a practice that was criticised by civil...
Justice Department publishes RICA amendments
The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development has published a summary of amendments to the Regulation of Interception of Communications and Provision of Communication-Related Information (RICA) Bill.
RICA is South Africa's legal...
Cele may have lied to Parliament about his involvement in illegal spying equipment transaction
South African police minister Bheki Cele may have lied to Parliament when he denied his involvement in the illegal procurement of phone call interception and surveillance equipment, City Press...
Video shows US F-22 shooting down Chinese spy balloon
After floating over the US for days, a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon has been shot down.
But aftershocks from the saga continue to reverberate, with planned talks for the nations’ top diplomats derailed and new tensions injected...
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Didn't think the gov had the skills.
Story borrowed from here : https://yro.slashdot.org/story/19/09/06/2334211/south-africa-uk-acknowledge-mass-surveillance-by-tapping-undersea-internet-cables
Chinese mass surveillance more advanced than previously thought
A mobile app used by police to track citizens in China’s far west region of Xinjiang shows how some of the country’s biggest technology companies are linked to a mass surveillance system that is more sophisticated than previously...
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Mobile networks track speedboat-riding terrorists
Scientists in Germany have developed a surveillance system for coastal areas and ports using mobile telephone network signals
Britain to pass access to telecoms information legislation
Britain said it would rush through emergency legislation to force telecoms companies to retain customers’ data for a year
Reset the Net: take back your online privacy
Asking that governments respect our online privacy is not enough, argues Reset the Net. We need to take it back.
I came across this article today about how Snowden used a version of Linux tailored for anonymous messaging
http://www.wired.com/2014/04/tails/
Seems like it was created by the navy but had the NSA beat - so much so that Snowden knew they could not crack it and was confident using it...