Basic Introduction to Global Surveillance
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This document provides a basic introduction to global surveillance, discussing key topics such as Edward Snowden, PRISM, privacy concerns, and common defenses of mass surveillance like the "nothing to hide" argument. It notes that even those who claim privacy doesn't matter understand its importance in their own lives. Examples of global surveillance programs from various countries are given, with a focus on the scale and capabilities of American programs like the NSA's Utah Data Center and its daily interception of 29 petabytes of data. Concerns about the political uses of surveillance and its threats to democracy and innovation are also summarized.
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Basic Introduction to Global Surveillance
- 1. Basic Introduction to Global Surveillance Just some basic knowledge
- 3. PRISM
- 7. So what? Is that a big deal?
- 9. Nothing to hide arguement If you have something that you don't want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place - Eric Schmidt
- 10. Maybe you should send me your Facebook password :) No? But you said privacy don’t matter !?
- 11. Even those who say privacy doesn’t matter know importance of it.
- 12. What I’m searching, reading, thinking, writing is NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS.
- 13. If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him. - Cardinal Richelieu
- 14. Self-censorship?
- 15. Panopticon Designed by Jeremy Bentham in the late 18th century “a new mode of obtaining power of mind over mind, in a quantity hitherto without example.” - Bentham
- 16. When people are being watched, their behaviors are more conformist and compliant.
- 17. These collected data may be used to accuse you of your previous behavior or thought in the future.
- 18. McCarthyism
- 19. So, there is “something to hide”.
- 20. “But we want to find terrorists and protect the innocent people!”, you might ask.
- 21. Finding terrorists among world leaders?
- 22. Fruit of the poisonous tree
- 23. Privacy IS the cornerstone of a liberal democracy.
- 24. If there is no right to privacy, there can be no true freedom of expression and opinion, and therefore, there can be no effective democracy. - Dilma Rousseff
- 25. No rule breaker, no innovation.
- 26. If not all criminals are caught, there might be chances we can think “Well, that’s not as bad as we thought.” - Idea raised by Moxie Marlinspike
- 27. Surveillance for Political Purpose
- 28. Leaders of social movements, such as Martin Luther King, or specific NGO, such as Code Pink, were targeted by the NSA.
- 30. So, what are those so-called “Intelligence Agency” doing?
- 31. Some Famous Global Surveillance Project ● XKeyscore ● PRISM ● ECHELON ● Carnivore ● DISHFIRE ● STONEGHOST ● Tempora ● Frenchelon ● DCSN ● Boundless Informant ● BULLRUN ● PINWALE ● Stingray SORM ● Fairview ● MYSTIC
- 32. In-depth Study of the Surveillance Projects Carry Out by the USA Well, maybe not “in-depth” :|
- 33. Let’s start with some statistics
- 34. $72 Billion Annual cost for surveillance projects (in USD)
- 35. 7.04 Billion people around the world, granted by the laws of USA. NSA has right to monitor
- 36. 29 PB of data are intercepted by NSA per day.
- 37. 5 Million US citizens have been investigated secretly.
- 38. 2776 Times According to the data already published. Real amount of cases may be hundreds of times higher than the published number. Employees of NSA were caught reading people’s data illegaly for
- 39. Utah Data Center
- 40. 140,000 m2 The size of Utah Data Center
- 41. 1012 TB The amount of data can be stored in Utah Data Center
- 42. $4 Billion dollars were spent to build Utah Data Center
- 43. $40 million dollars per year Electricity used for running Utah Data Center cost
- 44. NSA has betrayed the world's trust. - Mikko Hypponen
- 45. How about other countries?
- 46. ● France, Germany, Austria: Contents related to Nazi ● South Korea: Contents about North Korea ● Some Middle-East Anti-Islam contents
- 47. The Great Firewall of China
- 50. 电信法第九条修正案
- 53. Hacking Team
- 54. How do Intelligence agency monitor us?
- 56. Passive Method: Package Intercepting
- 57. UN Reports
- 58. A/66/290
- 59. A/HRC/23/40
- 60. A/HRC/17/27
- 61. Recommended Speeches Glenn Greenwald: Why privacy matters
- 62. Recommended Speeches Mikko Hypponen: How the NSA betrayed the world's trust
- 63. Recommended Speeches Edward Snowden: Here's how we take back the Internet
- 64. Internet has become 'world's largest surveillance network'. - Tim Berners-Lee
- 65. Thank you.