Mumbai terrorists thwarted security agencies by using internet telephones: “The terrorists who attacked Mumbai were able to thwart security agency attempts to monitor their communications by using an internet telephony service similar to Skype, the…
Google Earth accused of aiding terrorists: “An Indian Court has been called to ban Google Earth amid suggestions the online satellite imaging was used to help plan the terror attacks that killed more than 170…
Interesting development, I noticed this on Melonfarmers.co.uk but I am not sure what the Home Office means by “state of the art filtering technology” š Does such a thing exist yet? Well, I have not…
I must have missed this one out, Waris Ali was found not guilty of three counts of possession of an article for a terrorist purpose. His school friend Dabeer Hussain was also acquitted of one…
Another case which involves the Anarchist’s Cookbook.. Alleged terrorists wanted ‘violent jihad’ – News – Manchester Evening News Nicola Dowling, 25/ 9/2008 A MANCHESTER taxi driver was a secret member of al-Qaida who had a…
Bomb suspect ‘not into politics’ | Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England) | Find Articles at BNET: “Bomb suspect ‘not into politics’ Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England), Oct 21, 2008 AN alleged terrorist accused of discussing…
Big Brother Worries: German Parliament Passes Anti-Terror Law: “Germany’s lower house of parliament has approved a hotly debated law vastly expanding the surveillance capabilities of the federal police. Opponents lambaste the measure as an effort…
Data retention laws: what they mean for ISPs: “Under an anti-terrorism law passed after September 11 2001, details of every website visited, email sent and phone call made in the UK can be made available…
John Ozimek: A victory for the terrorists | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk Website censorship erodes the very freedoms that the home secretary purports to defend. John Ozimek, guardian.co.uk, Sunday November 02 2008 20.00 GMT…
Official fined for leaving al-Qaida papers on train A senior Whitehall official who left highly classified intelligence documents about al-Qaida and the capabilities of the Iraqi security forces on a train was fined Ā£2,500 yesterday…