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Arab spring. of the companies named in these nsa documents published by "the post and "the guardian," five of the big names issued statements denying they participate in this program saying they do not provide the government direct access or some sort of secret back door to their servers. nevertheless, the nsa says theyre in. both papers were apparently given access to what seems to be the same document or similar document. it appears to be a power point slide show used to train intelligence ope...

In cyberspace, what is important is who through that process is convincing the person he is doing the right thing. >> eric: what do the investigators do? do they go through the computer traffic? >> they have to be online. thats what the analysts have been doing. but at one point, the policy level needs to clarify. someone is validating to that person, what you will be doing is good. but some voice should come in and say, that is not good. those public voices could be in the community, the govern...

Remains wide open. fox is told by investigators they will be looking for computer traffic to the al qaeda weapon mag, inspires, which provides the how-to guide to build the pressure cooker bomb. >> neil: thank you very much. im reading these other various wire reports and particularly "the los angeles times" piece on the internet that talks about the older brother, tamerlan who was killed in the firefight with police, saying, and i quote, i dont have a single american friends i cannot understand...

Back door to their servers. nevertheless, the nsa says theyre in. both papers were apparently given access to what seems to be the same document or similar document. it appears to be a power point slide show used to train intelligence operatives of capabilities of this computer program called prism that allows officials to monitor not just e-mail traffic in realtime but search histories and file transfers and live chats. nbc news has confirmed the existence of the program. as elaboration, one so...