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The Little-Known Company That Enables Worldwide Mass Surveillance - 23 octobre 2016
It was a powerful piece of technology created for an important customer. The Medusa system, named after the mythical Greek monster with snakes instead of hair, had one main purpose : to vacuum up vast quantities of internet data at an astonishing speed. The technology was designed by Endace, a little-known New (...)

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La DGST figure sur les fichiers fuités d’une firme néo-zélandaise de logiciels espions - 23 octobre 2016
Après les révélations sur les systèmes de surveillance acquis auprès de Amesys et de Hacking Team, la DGST, le service de renseignement intérieur marocain est de nouveau cité dans la fuite de documents d’Endace, une société néo-zélandaise qui commercialise un logiciel espion destiné à la traque sur Internet Des dizaines de (...)