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DHS Admits Facial Recognition Photos Were Hacked, Released on Dark Web - 26 septembre 2020
Traveler’s faces, license plates, and care information were hacked from a subcontractor called Perceptics and released on the dark web. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) finally acknowledged Wednesday that photos that were part of a facial recognition pilot program were hacked from a Customs and Border (...)

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Hacked Border Surveillance Firms Wants to Profile NYC Drivers - 14 janvier 2020
Just months before millions of its internal documents were stolen and dumped on the internet, the Tennessee-based surveillance company Perceptics was preparing to pitch New York’s transit authority on how it could help enforce impending “congestion pricing” rules, according to leaked documents reviewed by The (...)

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La ville du futur selon une société de surveillance | korii. - 14 janvier 2020
Une fuite de documents révèle le système qu’une entreprise de reconnaissance de véhicules souhaite mettre en place à New York. Le 23 mai dernier, des hackers sont parvenus à entrer dans le système informatique de Perceptics, une entreprise de surveillance basée dans le Tennessee et spécialisée dans les caméras liseuses de (...)

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Hacked Emails Show GOP Demands on Border Security Were Crafted by Industry Lobbyists - 1er août 2019
Rep. Chuck Fleischmann often strikes a Trumpian tone on border security, stoking fears during television appearances and on social media about a caravan of Central American migrants, and repeating the president’s pledge to build a wall to prevent unauthorized immigration. In April 2018, during an appropriations (...)