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Sandvine ... the surveillance octopus in the Arab region

analyse - 2 janvier 2021

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Partnership and business agreements between Arab governments and corporates on the one hand, and foreign companies working in the internet and communication surveillance industry (software/hardware) on the other, is currently witnessing an increase in rate and scale. The aim is to manipulate the flow of information, restrain freedom of expression, and control internet and communication systems to curtail the use of free cyber and communication space by activists calling for political and (...)



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Egypte - Afrique du Nord - Algérie - ArabieSaoudite - Bahreïn - censure - écoutes - EmiratsArabesUnis - Irak - Israël - Jordanie - Koweït - Liban - Libye - Maroc - Moyen-Orient - Qatar - surveillance - Syrie - Turquie - AMESys - BlueCoat Systems Inc. - Canada - Ercom - Gamma - HackingTeam - massar.net - NSO - Oman - Orange - Sandvine/Procera - Vodafone - Yemen -

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