AT&T gave feds access to all Web, phone traffic, ex-tech says (2007)

http://seattletimes.com/html/politics/2004001159_spying08.html

by brigade • 13 years ago

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nwatson• 13 years ago

http://web.archive.org/web/20110715133348/http://www.sensage... ... the company that may have supplied software to store Call Data Records for AT&T (see customer list). They certainly did for several EU telcos to meet mandated recording requirements.

Sensage was purchased by KEYW, a government contractor. All I know is that Common, Series A, and Series D were all big goose eggs ... $0.0000000.

gregschlom• 13 years ago

Interesting quote:

"The diagram showed splitters glass prisms that split signals from each network into two identical copies. One copy fed into the secret room. The other proceeded to its destination"

Maybe that's the source for the Prism name?

But I don't think this is directly related to the Prism program though, since the Prism slides don't mention AT&T

AT&T gave feds access to all Web, phone traffic, ex-tech says (2007)

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