[redpillage]

(06-24-2017 03:03 PM)RaccoonFace Wrote:  

Yet another quintessential German proposal: they want to introduce state malware that will spy on everyone's computer activities in real time.

Quote:

"The government wants to adopt a comprehensive monitoring law. It contains, among other things, the so-called State Trojans. In this way, investigative authorities can secretly use malicious software for monitoring purposes. The public debate has so far failed. This is because, That the law is introduced by the back door and hardly anyone knows.

"On the agenda of the Bundestag this Thursday is one of the most extensive monitoring laws in the history of the Federal Republic. The Bundestag should decide at the request of the political groups of the CDU / CSU and the SPD the law on the introduction of the so-called Staatsstrojaner.

"The investigation authorities are thus given the opportunity, Secretly to play malicious software on private computers, laptops, mobile phones and tablets - to monitor the communication directly at the source and to read the ongoing communication. You can also use these methods to access messenger services such as Whatsapp.

"At the same time, the planned law allows online search; A malicious software must also be installed on the device; It can then be accessed not only on the ongoing communication, but on all stored contents. It is therefore possible to read the entire hard disk. [...]

"The law on the new methods "in the secret infiltration of an information technology system" (as the legal foundations) was put in as a trojan: the legal committee inserted the planned permission for the state hacking a few weeks ago into a already running law procedure, Which included, among other things, the withdrawal of driving licenses for non-road traffic. There the law on the introduction of the state trojan and the state computer monitoring was hidden.

"The catalog of criminal offenses, in which the state infiltration of private computers is to be possible, is very long, Ranging from terrorism to corruption, to the "misguided misuse of asylum applications". Not only the equipment of an accused can be searched, but also the equipment of other persons, if the investigators thinks otherwise."

http://archive.is/YzY1Y

Yes, yes - the Germans will probably swallow that pill as well without putting up much resistance. But hey, at least they don't have Google Streetview in Germany which would be a major infringement of personal privacy!