Just like Gaza, they want to control and monitor their global cattle animal farm for any wrongdoing so if you took the vaccine, your number can be called up and you can be apprehended or extinguished remotely through directed energy weapons or 5G based on you unique biological MAC address detectable by Bluetooth. Jewish Tyranny and control will not end until we stop them. Donald Trump is President and is doing nothing to end Jewish tyranny and surveillance and the military and Pentagon who is supposed to be in Trump’s control is continuing to operate as a loose canon with impunity under Joe Biden. Tech companies have moved their headquarters to Israel and the NSO Group has been monitoring people illegally.
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Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) has revealed that the US Naval Investigative Service (NCIS) has a contract for “Augury” – a mass monitoring tool that reportedly covers 93% of the world’s internet traffic and provides access to petabytes of current and historical data.
Wyden made the revelation in a recent letter that urged officials at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Department of Defense (DOD), and Department of Justice (DOJ) to investigate their department’s “warrantless purchase and use of records revealing the websites Americans have accessed online.”
The Senator wrote that public contracting records show that NCIS has a contract for Augury and that these records show that Augury provides access to network data “from over 550 collection points worldwide.” Wyden added that these records show Augury “is updated with at least 100 billion new records each day” and “confirm that Augury provides access to email data…and data about web browser activity.”
Not only does Wyden’s letter highlight this Augury contract but it also reveals that Wyden’s department was recently contacted by a whistleblower who had filed formal complaints “regarding the warrantless purchase and use of netflow data by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS).” This whistleblower told Wyden’s department that NCIS is “purchasing access to data, which includes netflow records and some ‘communications content” from Team Cymru – a data broker that offers access to Augury.
Wyden’s letter also notes that other government agencies, including US Cyber Command, the Army, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and the US Secret Service, have contracts with Argonne Ridge Group – an affiliate of Team Cymru that has previously managed contracts with public agencies.
Motherboard, which reviewed several of the contracts referenced in Wyden’s letter, added that while these contracts don’t mention Augury, one of the FBI contracts does say “it will secure funding approval to buy net flow from one commercial vendor and integrating it into existing sources of net flow available to cyber intelligence analysts to analyze as a proof of concept.”
We obtained a copy of Senator Wyden’s letter for you here.
Online promotional materials for Augury and online procurement records that were reviewed by Motherboard suggest that the platform provides access to access to a wide range of online data insights.
Cosive, a security company that claims its team are “experts at the setup and optimisation of Team Cymru Augury at organisations throughout Australia and New Zealand,” states that Augury gives “visibility into 93% of the internet traffic” and claims that Augury provides direct access to more than 50 different categories of data insights which include:
Internet traffic intelligence
DNS/SMTP/Web intelligence (DNS is an abbreviation of “Domain Name System,” a technology that connects web browsers with websites, and SMTP is an abbreviation of “Simple Mail Transfer Protocol,” one of the world’s most popular email communication protocols)
Device intelligence and behaviors
Darkweb activity
In its report on these contracts with Team Cymru, Motherboard wrote that online procurement records describe Augury making other data available to its users. This data includes:
Web browser activity data (which includes URLs visited and cookie usage)
Packet capture data (PCAP) related to email, remote desktop, and file sharing protocols
Netflow data (which creates a picture of traffic flow and volume across a network)
According to Motherboard, netflow data can be used to follow traffic through virtual private networks (VPNs) and show the server a user is ultimately connecting from. Motherboard claimed that Team Cymru obtains its netflow data from internet service providers (ISPs) and that this transfer of data…
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https://www.blacklistednews.com/article/83537/us-military-bought-mass-monitoring-tool-that-includes-email-and-browsing.html
