BBC Radio 4 - File on 4 - broadcast 25 September 2011 - b014q04r
In the current digital age security has taken on new faces. Cyber Spies are not, but are in some cases, figments of TV and radio program script writers imagination. Some of the material on the BBC Radio 4 programme "Cyber Spies" was that, and FUD put out by those that are responsible in keeping us "safe" - or at least providing the illusion that we are.
Stephen Grey investigates the use of computer hacking by the police and security agencies to combat criminal exploitation of the internet and asks if it is legal.
In the current digital age security has taken on new faces. Cyber Spies are not, but are in some cases, figments of TV and radio program script writers imagination. Some of the material on the BBC Radio 4 programme "Cyber Spies" was that, and FUD put out by those that are responsible in keeping us "safe" - or at least providing the illusion that we are.
Stephen Grey investigates the use of computer hacking by the police and security agencies to combat criminal exploitation of the internet and asks if it is legal.
- Lawful Interception
- Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 - the reason that my frame of reference is from a UK perspective is that we listen pretty much exclusively to UK radio, even though we currently live in Canada.
- Cyber security
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