Difference between revisions of "SORM"
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|30.04.2012||slate.com||[http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2012/04/30/black_box_surveillance_of_phones_email_in_former_soviet_republics_.html Your Eurovision Song Contest Vote May Be Monitored: Mass Surveillance in Former Soviet Republics]||[[TELIASONERA]] [[BY]] [[AZ]] [[KZ]] [[UZ]] [[TJ]] [[GE]] [[SORM]] | |30.04.2012||slate.com||[http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2012/04/30/black_box_surveillance_of_phones_email_in_former_soviet_republics_.html Your Eurovision Song Contest Vote May Be Monitored: Mass Surveillance in Former Soviet Republics]||[[TELIASONERA]] [[BY]] [[AZ]] [[KZ]] [[UZ]] [[TJ]] [[GE]] [[SORM]] | ||
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+ | |20.12.2000||cryptome.org||[http://cryptome.org/pl-sorm-rip.htm?b467e680 Poland wants Sorm-2 and RIP]||[[PL]] / [[SORM]] | ||
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|03.10.2000||telepolis.de||[http://www.heise.de/tp/artikel/8/8843/1.html Das Oberste Gericht Russlands schränkt das Lauschgesetz SORM ein]||[[RU]] [[SORM]] | |03.10.2000||telepolis.de||[http://www.heise.de/tp/artikel/8/8843/1.html Das Oberste Gericht Russlands schränkt das Lauschgesetz SORM ein]||[[RU]] [[SORM]] |
Revision as of 06:11, 3 November 2012
Articles
Date | Source | Title | Tags |
02.11.2012 | spiegel.de | Neues Gesetz: Russland startet Totalüberwachung im Internet | RU / SORM |
30.04.2012 | slate.com | Your Eurovision Song Contest Vote May Be Monitored: Mass Surveillance in Former Soviet Republics | TELIASONERA BY AZ KZ UZ TJ GE SORM |
20.12.2000 | cryptome.org | Poland wants Sorm-2 and RIP | PL / SORM |
03.10.2000 | telepolis.de | Das Oberste Gericht Russlands schränkt das Lauschgesetz SORM ein | RU SORM |
00.06.2000 | statewatch.org | RUSSIA: Surveillance of communications | SORM |
04.02.2000 | motherjones.com | New KGB Takes Internet by SORM | RU SORM |
21.02.1999 | telepolis.de | Russlands Geheimdienst will freie Hand zum Abhören der Internetkommunikation | RU SORM |
25.06.1998 | cryptome.org | SORM: New ex-KGB moves in telecom | SORM |