The Clinton administration plans to American newspaper reports, the establishment of two national surveillance systems controlled by the FBI. They are intended as non-military government and the private key to protect computer networks from hacker attacks.
This affects also the networks of large banks, telephone companies and the transportation industry. The name of the system: “Federal Intrusion Detection Network (Fidnet)”.
The plan was worked out by employees of the National Security Council. He states that can seek from the year 2003, a National Infrastructure Protection Center “thousands” of computer programs signs of illegal invaders. The knowledge gained will be deposited in a unit of the FBI.
Apparently the U.S. government fed up with the constant hacking the last time on state Web sites (ZDNet) reported. Officially, the FBI people to protect the state from crises by foreign governments or “cyber-terrorists.”
Critics warn of the dangers of a surveillance state.
The Clinton administration plans to American newspaper reports, the establishment of two national surveillance systems controlled by the FBI. They are intended as non-military government and the private key to protect computer networks from hacker attacks. This affects also the networks of large banks, telephone companies and the transportation industry. The name of the system: [...]
The Clinton administration plans to American newspaper reports, the establishment of two national surveillance systems controlled by the FBI. They are intended as non-military government and the private key to protect computer networks from hacker attacks. This affects also the networks of large banks, telephone companies and the transportation industry. The name of the system: [...]
The Clinton administration plans to American newspaper reports, the establishment of two national surveillance systems controlled by the FBI. They are intended as non-military government and the private key to protect computer networks from hacker attacks. This affects also the networks of large banks, telephone companies and the transportation industry. The name of the system: [...]
The Clinton administration plans to American newspaper reports, the establishment of two national surveillance systems controlled by the FBI. They are intended as non-military government and the private key to protect computer networks from hacker attacks. This affects also the networks of large banks, telephone companies and the transportation industry. The name of the system: [...]
The Clinton administration plans to American newspaper reports, the establishment of two national surveillance systems controlled by the FBI. They are intended as non-military government and the private key to protect computer networks from hacker attacks. This affects also the networks of large banks, telephone companies and the transportation industry. The name of the system: [...]
The Clinton administration plans to American newspaper reports, the establishment of two national surveillance systems controlled by the FBI. They are intended as non-military government and the private key to protect computer networks from hacker attacks. This affects also the networks of large banks, telephone companies and the transportation industry. The name of the system: [...]
The Clinton administration plans to American newspaper reports, the establishment of two national surveillance systems controlled by the FBI. They are intended as non-military government and the private key to protect computer networks from hacker attacks. This affects also the networks of large banks, telephone companies and the transportation industry. The name of the system: [...]
