News in Review Airport Wi-Fi: Canada Spying on Its Own
News in Review Airport Wi-Fi: Canada Spying on Its Own
Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSEC) is a government agency tasked with gathering intelligence in other countries. Documents released by American whistleblower Edward Snowden, however, tell a very different story. For a two-week span, thousands of people who travelled through Canadian airports had their movements tracked even after they left the airport. CSEC says their actions were legal, but some disagree.
- 2014
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- Added on: 03/15/2014
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- March 2014
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- Wireless LANs -- Security measures [LCSH] Wireless Internet -- Security measures [LCSH] Computer networks -- Security measures [LCSH] Communications Security Establishment (Canada) [LCSH] Privacy, Right of -- Canada [LCSH] Espionage, Canadian [LCSH] Information technology [LCSH] Computer science [LCSH] Law -- Study and teaching [LCSH]
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- Michael Serapio (Host), Greg Weston (Journalist), Terry Milewski (Journalist)
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