CIA Used Snoopware to Track Zarqawi
An excerpt from a book published this week called "Sabotage" by Rowan Scarborough reveals how the CIA tracked down and killed Al Qaeda's top guy in Iraq, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, last year. They did it with, among other things, secret e-mail snoopware they installed on Iraqi Internet cafe PCs that allowed agency spooks in the U.S. to read terrorists' e-mails AS THEY WERE BEING TYPED. Working with other intelligence organizations, they were also able to follow terrorists around by zeroing in on their cell phones.
Comments:
Hi!
The Microsoft "Word" program does
exactly the same thing.
Just type "I think this program is spying on me" and see what happens.
Regards, Les
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