🚀 go-pugleaf

budget details by an SOO.
 
o JobTalk hit of a resume of a risk management person who wanted to
  "explain how it works" here
 
o Hundreds of router (security) configurations
 
o 42,000 lines of OASYS data
 
o router and bridge passwords
 
o Hostname/username/password for unmonitored outbound ISDN access from Salomon
 
o RadioMail: spotted that all the big cheeses who use it have all their highly
  sensitive email going out over the unprotected Internet, because we were too
  cheap to buy a transmitter, and so are forwarding all the email over the
  Internet to RadioMail's transmitter!!!
 
o The key to one's financial life: Social Security numbers of Salomon
  retirees transmitted in/out the Internet. Names, birth dates, sex,
  life insurance amount, date of spouse's birth...
 
o caught our proprietary infrastructure code running at JP Morgan
 
 
********** end excerpt from 'Corruption at Salomon Brothers' **********


 



So...how have I done, to indicate how powerful keyword monitoring is?

NSA employees would go to jail for ten years for describing the effectiveness
of DICTIONARY's keyword monitoring.

I am not an NSA employee.

I wrote it myself.


> P48, "Secret Power", by Nicky Hager
> The best set of keywords for each subject category is worked out over time,
> in part by experimentation.
> 
> The staff sometimes trial a particular set of keywords for a period of time
> and, if they find they are getting too much 'junk', they can change some
> words to get a different selection of traffic.
> 
> The Dictionary Manager administers the sets of keywords in the Dictionary
> computers, adding, amending and deleting as required.
> 
> This is the person who adds the new keyword for the watch list, deletes a
> keyword from another because it is not triggering interesting messages,
> or adds a 'but not *****' to a category because it has been receiving too
> many irrelevant me