Google Watch
Should we be worried about Google. This site will
make you think
Women Of the Special Operations Executive (SOE)
A growing site with information, pictures and new links
being added.
Well worth a look.
Women Who Were Spies
Special Operations Executive
Email Spy Is Coming
Intelligence & Counter Intelligence
A huge list of links
Surveillance Links
Find out what your browser tells other people about you
at -
University of York Survey
If you want to surf the net without leaving a trail go to -
Anonymiser
Freedom Internet Privacy Protection
System
Junkbusters
for free tools to stop data collection about you on the net and limit
advertising material.
Are you being watched by employers? Channel 4
has produced a booklet from its Snoopers at Work programme to tell you
what you can do if you are being watched by cameras, keystrokes on your
PC, bugs and other devices. copies £1 from channel 4 Tel 0171 396
4444
Watch the Watchers
The site tracking the Number 10 site - lots of interesting stuff - who
posts the most comments and copies of all the stuff removed from the
site at Number 10
Want
to share information and avoid spam, get another email etc then go to
Mailshell
Privacy Net
Spooks
Sam Spade
Code Translators
Cryptogram
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Morse Code
If you want to learn more about the technical details behind cookies,
or delve further into the privacy and security issues, visit these
sites on the web:
Netscape's Cookie Specs
Cookie
Central
Electronic Privacy
Information Center
UK
GCHQ - British Intelligence
MI5 - The Security Service
Security & Intelligence Studies Group - UK
National Intelligence Machinery -
Report in PDF Format
From National Intelligence Machinery -
Crown Copyright
Security Service
The security service is also known as MI5 and started in 1909 as part of
the Secret Service burea under the command of Captain Vernon Kell. whose
main job was countering German espionage.
the service operates under the control of the Home Secretary. the
role of the service covers terrorism, espionage, and the proliferation
of weapons of mass destruction. In 1996 the Security Service Act
expanded the agencies role to support law enforcement in areas of
serious crime.
See Also
Cryptography
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