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by Lee ＠ Royal Gardens 23 Mar '11

23 Mar '11

Pre for oBSama.com documentary. (200)1-09-11 or 1911 simplified to "9/11" in the American system was a manifestation of a turf war between the us treasury secret service, department of justice including dea and FBI, oss derivatives, and military dia defense intelligence agency and factions like disa. Though the troubled situation was existing previously and most parties already involved, it became structured in the context known to history when a number of small children were exploited as newspaper carriers. During the 1980s through to a set of legal clarifications in the late 1990s, child labour such as newspaper delivery by children under legal working age was considered child exploitation and illegal under both federal and international law. In this prominent historical case, the children serving as newspaper delivery in a quaint neighbourhood were being used to finance hobby projects such as a network of bbs systems which they ran entirely themselves. as these communication systems expended their influence in the dawn of the technological revolution, they were used for automatic distribution of public interest content and electronic media and became the primary conduit between eastern new York and northern Europe due to cleaner telephone lines more direct in both directions. by 1993 and 1994, these children were subject of heated political disputes contrasting their benevolent educational activities financed by illicit child labour exploitation with trans-national automatic distribution of public interest content and its frequent payload of age-restricted material and shareware license generators. with international distribution of significant volumes of data, some of which could easily have come from controlled sources, this hobby project financed by newspaper delivery drew the attention of most federal authorities and related international parties. by 1994, the doj FBI espionage division, treasury secret service, military intelligence including dia (and Cia for foreign data), us customs for the trans-border transfer of content, even the us dea drug enforcement administration for the distribution of "cracks" (and coordination thereof in a small urban environment) were all involved. the children, still pre-teen, simply continued their highly regarded activities and provided a large percentage of the intellectual content and shareware traffic between Europe and eastern usa. A specific legal situation generated conflict between a majority of the legal and investigating parties as us secret service was obligated to defend the exploited children against corrupt practices of the department of justice which would have led to further direct exploit and customs and military were also at odds due to strife and inconsistent policy. as military interests trump civilian, the defense intelligence agency activated a special unit to track information leaks and distribution mechanisms including these kids' bbs by active participation. in contradiction, USSS ncmec and doj amongst others contradicted the dod and NATO interests by bringing the situation of the exploited children to the UN as both a security and policy issue. the modern internet was only starting to develop at this time, sponsored mainly by the American institution which saw a potential for global propaganda distribution, and various factions of the us dept of commerce and defense intelligence agency chose to encourage consumer use of computer devices and found case models such as these to be ideal templates. as the military dealt with the transition between centrally managed data systems and these new console devices entities such as Disa defense information systems agency and others encouraged making use of public sector communication noise to obscure the the transport of data for ic (nefarious intelligence) purposes. they selected to sponsor various mechanisms of distribution including bbs and early internet systems in specific high relevance regions and also maneuvered to take over distribution logistics including software and electronic media distributors and primary sources such as the shareware and "warez" originators. since dia also manages foreign espionage against the united states and its interests, this further generated rifts between military and counter-espionage authorities such as the FBI and us customs. by 1996 or 1997, internet based information distribution originators were the primary unique source of data and the dominant traffic proved to be the widespread distribution of games. as "intelligence" entities tend to avoid trackable modes of communication, the us military defense intelligence agency dia took over control and operation of the primary and most widespread distributor of consumer content, the "warez" group Razor1911. as the parties involved evolved, the scope of the control and coordination structures were more clear, fully managed by the contrasting policy and interests of commerce and governing entities and related antagonistic interests of military intelligence. the scope of Razor1911 as a global intelligence front for a plethora of countries and organizations was vast on paper but concise and limited in context. Razor1911, based originally in Sweden and then controlled by the American dia and NATO, served as a primary cornerstone for information propagation to a global audience and even provided the opportunity for competing intelligence factions to use their own distribution originators such as DOD "Drink or Die" and many others, all closely related. in the same context as the exploited children were used for content distribution, these patsy fronts exploited the best interests of the international community to ensure that the opportunity was maintained to use these distribution channels for specific propaganda or hidden messages. [[ The small countries of Connecticut, Sweden, Norway, and related institutions like the confederate militias were selected as primary players as their histories and political claims are closely interrelated. ]] the over abundance of watching parties, any modernized country or commercial intelligence faction, provided not only a wiretap on each of thousands of contacted devices (especially an American fisa "entity" tap order) but layers of both semi-legal and illegal wiretaps for anyone interested and even wiretaps on wiretaps which sold everything to black market as well. one of these taps, actually a cable modem circuit used since 1996 and never taken out of the "test service" mode, constantly reported all data on wire to over 40 countries and hundreds of minor police entities which then redistributed their illicit gains for profit. in June of 2001, a laptop device owned by travellers insurance company connected to this cable modem's wireless accesspoint for an intense work-at-home debate about a commercial insurance account. the client was the world trade center complex in new York city including the twin towers brought to public attention in 2001.09.11. the world trade center buildings, especially the twin towers, were a prominent and significant concern for the insurance company -- having had damage to the foundation from a car bomb in 1993 and a subway repair project -- the buildings were in need of significant repair. though built after epa orders against such, the twin towers used significant amounts of compressed asbestos cement (white crystal powder) and could not be repaired without "bagging" the entire building and complex. Alternate options included trying to dismantle the WTC towers which would have been a severe blow to American ego, letting it stand and hope for the best, or illegally repair without full protocol given the size of the project. if the WTC towers were left alone, a fracture or failure of the foundation would have caused a 3 block radius of nyc to be obliterated with unpredictable domino cascade results for adjacent buildings as the towers fell over. The best option was controlled demolition; the most severe blow to the American psyche possible. the year 2000 calendar audits for technological devices, known as y2k popularly, discovered some severe problems in a wide diversity of legacy electronic systems including the fly-by-wire autopilot system required in all commercial jets since the early 1970s. one primary factor was that a set of flight control systems which typically handle routine aircraft control but also provide a system so that norad and other radar systems can help prevent mid-air collisions by slightly adjusting their course and to control evasive maneuvers of the civilian jet in the remote case of an unguided heat seeking missile targeting the passenger aircraft. because this later fact was deemed sensitive and classified, an uproar in the auditing community brought attention to both the clock problems in the autopilot system and the presence of the override circuit. more importantly in 1999 and 2000, techniques to generate the override control signals were demonstrated using a retail laptop or pda with a simple radio and even a module was submitted to the "Microsoft flight simulator" community website to demonstrate the remote control of commercial jets in the simulator -- the encryption used on the norad signal and autopilot radio circuit was antiquated and easily determined with the computer. [jumping out of an elevator in the fbi 101:]

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EDRi-gram newsletter - Number 9.6, 23 March 2011
by Eugen Leitl 23 Mar '11

23 Mar '11

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Минимизация налогов - "затратные" схемы
by Минимизация налогов 23 Mar '11

23 Mar '11

З0 марта 2О1l Тема: Затратные схемы для оптимизации налогов (НДС, Налог на прибыль) +7 Московский код: ЧЧ5З9_68 \\// 7922I.22 Цель: Курс посвящен изучению затратых механизмов с точки зрения их использования в схемах планирования по налогу на прибыль и (в той степени, в которой это возможно) НДС. В качестве затратных механизмов подробно рассматриваются различные услуги и работы, аренда (лизинг), лицензионные платежи (роялти), проценты по любым долговым обязательствам, штрафные санкции и др. Участники получат краткие индивидуальные консультации по тематике данного курса. Программа: 1. Понятие и принципы налогового планирования: платить налоги, но не переплачивать. Как можно и как нельзя оптимизировать налоги с учетом будущих изменений законодательства, судебной практики и тенденций развития правоприменения. "Черные","серые" и "белые" схемы. 2. Кто может быть участником "затратных" схем: * субъекты специальных налоговых режимов – ЕНВД и УСН, в т.ч. патентная система, а также субъекты УСН из "низконалоговых" регионов, где введена минимальная ставка единого налога при объекте "доходы минус расходы" (5%) на все или почти на все виды деятельности, а также простое товарищество с их участием, * зарубежные офшоры или связанные с ними компании-нерезиденты из респектабельных юрисдикций, * экзотические варианты: ИП на общей системе, физлица (при условии несистематичности извлечения дохода), "инвалидные" структуры, убыточные предприятия и фирмы, имеющие переплату НДС, Незаконные варианты: "недобросовестные налогоплательщики" и контактирующие с ними риск-структуры ("белая" - "серая" - "черная" фирмы). Примеры "серых" схем с применением затратных механизмов (как нельзя "оптимизировать"!). Как не стать "недобросовестным". 3. Варианты затратных механизмов: * нефиктивные услуги, работы, * выплата процентов по долговым обязательствам. Включение процентов в расходы в любом размере, * платежи за использование и обслуживание объектов основных средств и нематериальных активов, в т.ч. франчайзинговые, * штрафные санкции, возмещение убытков, включая демередж и прочий простой, * платежи за увеличенный срок и/или объем гарантийных обязательств, * плата за залог или поручительство, делькредере. 4. Виды приемлимых услуг и работ: * различные работы по договору подряда (субподряда); * посреднические услуги по закупке или реализации товаров, а также связанные с закупкой и реализацией; * услуги управленческого характера: по передаче полномочий единоличного исполнительного органа, содействие в привлечении и возврате финансирования, плата за предоставление залога или поручительства, коллекторские, факторинг; * логистические: автотранспортные, экспедиторские, по техническому обслуживанию автотранспорта, погрузочно-разгрузочные работы, пакетирование, переупаковка, складская обработка товаров, (складское) хранение, а также все это в комплексе; * связанные с основными средствами: услуги по их содержанию, эксплуатации и техническому обслуживанию. Распространенные "плохие" варианты "виртуальных" услуг и работ (информационные, консультационные, маркетинговые, рекламные, ремонт...). Когда они все же допустимы. 5. Минимизация рисков "затратных" схем. "Явные признаки налоговой схемы" и как их избегать. Отсутствие фикции. Наличие деловых целей, "легенда", отсутствие дублирующихся функций. Грамотное обоснование расходов и цен. Неаффилированность, прямые и косвенные признаки аффилированности, ее негативные последствия и когда она допустима; "искусственное дробление бизнеса с целью уклонения от уплаты налогов" (подход "как к ЮКОСу"); деловые цели, обосновывающие деление бизнеса. Самостоятельность участников "затратных" схем. 6. Иностранные низконалоговые компании в "затратных" схемах: проценты, роялти, аренда, услуги в России и за ее пределами и т.п. Выбор низконалоговых юрисдикций. 7. Ответы на вопросы. По желанию и при наличии возможности – индивидуальное экспресс-моделирование схем налогового планирования для компаний-участниц семинара. Вся информация по тел: Московский код;. 792/2|22 : 7-9-2-2_I*2/2

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Listen: Secret Libya Psyops, Caught by Online Sleuths
by Eugen Leitl 23 Mar '11

23 Mar '11

http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2011/03/secret-libya-psyops/ Listen: Secret Libya Psyops, Caught by Online Sleuths By Noah Shachtman Email Author March 20, 2011 | 7:28 pm | Categories: Air Force The U.S. military has dispatched one of its secret propaganda planes to the skies around Libya. And that b Commando Solob aircraft is telling Libyan ships to remain in port b or risk NATO retaliation. We know this, not because some Pentagon official said so, but because one Dutch radio geek is monitoring the airwaves for information about Operation Odyssey Dawn b and tweeting the surprisingly-detailed results. On Sunday alone, b Huubb has identified the tail numbers, call signs, and movements of dozens of NATO aircraft: Italian fighter jets, American tankers, British aerial spies, U.S. bombers, and the Commando Solo psyops plane (pictured). b If you attempt to leave port, you will be attacked and destroyed immediately,b the aircraft broadcasted late Sunday night. Itbs the kind of information that the American military typically tries to obscure, at least until a mission is over. But Huub is just a single node in a sprawling online network that trawls the airwaves for clues to military operations. Huub, also known online as b BlackBoxb and @FMCNL, has been monitoring longer than most b more than a quarter-century. A former member of the Dutch military, he says that hebs captured the sounds of everything from Air Force One to CIA rendition flights to the travels of Yugoslavian war criminal Slobodan Mlosevic. b I just combine the global and free information on the Internet with my local received information from the ether,b Huub e-mails Danger Room. b [My] main goal to listen to this communication is to listen to bthe truth,b without any military or political propaganda.b Military aircraft have to provide basic information about their position over unencrypted, unclassified UHF and VHF radio networks; otherwise, theybd risk slamming into civilian jets in mid-air. That allows savvy listeners like Huub to use radio frequency scanners, amplifiers, and antennas to capture the communications. Some spend thousands of dollars homebrewing their own DIY listening stations. Many others b Huub included b rely on handheld gear, much of which can be ordered through Radio Shack. Huub uses the ICOM R20 receiver and the Uniden UBC-785XLT scanner, both of which retail for a little more than $500. But the type of gear is almost secondary, Huub writes. b I do not simply listen to ATC [air traffic control] or NATO frequencies,b he says. Instead, he monitors everything from aircraft transponder data to IRC chatrooms to pinpoint his planes. b I use a combination of live listening with local equipment, audio streaming, video streaming, datamining, intelligence, analyzing and the general knowledge of ATC procedures, communication, encryption, call signs, frequencies and a lot of experience on this!b Huub, who ordinarily spends his days as a digital forensics manager in the town of Hilversum, has lately spent up to 16 hours a day, scanning for clues about the attack on Libya. Some of his Twitter followers arenbt so sure Huub should be devoting that much time to plucking military data from the sky. b If you are not delaying your tweets by a WIDE margin, you are putting the pilots in harms way!!!!b tweets @Joe_Taxi. b When the sounds of the #operationoddesydawn aircraft are heard in #Libya it should be a complete surprise.b Huub is hardly the only one eavesdropping on this operation, however. At least two others recorded the Commando Solo in action on Sunday, for instance. And that shows just how easily average folks can now gather intelligence in ways once reserved for the best-funded spy agencies. Online sleuths now use Google Earth to find everything from North Koreabs launch facilities to Pakistanbs drone bases. Plane-spotters scoured tail numbers to uncover the CIAbs torture flights. So itbs no wonder that the sounds of this newest air war are being broadcast online b even before the planes return to their airstrips. Photo: USAF http://www.lsdimension.com/2011/03/23/amateur-spying-on-the-usaf-and-nato/ Amateur Spying On The USAF And NATO A few days ago I posted a USAF warning transmission targeted at Libyan ships. Somebody had picked that transmission off the ether, recorded it and put it on the internet. It turns out that somebody was a Dutch guy called Huub. This digital forensics manager in Hilversum has spent all of his freetime in the last 25 years on tracking down air movements of military aircrafts. During the current war in Libya he is spending 16 hours a day monitoring the positions and movements of the allied warplanes. Wired has a story on this former member of the Dutch military, in which he explains his methods: b I just combine the global and free information on the Internet with my local received information from the ether,b Huub e-mails Danger Room. b [My] main goal to listen to this communication is to listen to bthe truth,b without any military or political propaganda.b (b&) b I do not simply listen to ATC [air traffic control] or NATO frequencies,b he says. Instead, he monitors everything from aircraft transponder data to IRC chatrooms to pinpoint his planes. b I use a combination of live listening with local equipment, audio streaming, video streaming, datamining, intelligence, analyzing and the general knowledge of ATC procedures, communication, encryption, call signs, frequencies and a lot of experience on this!b For this he uses his computer and simple handheld radiogear which costs no more than a couple of hundred dollars. He shares his findings on Twitter, which raises the question: is he putting fighter pilots and the general mission in danger? Maybe he should wait a few hours before tweeting his discoveries? The Wired article ends with: And that shows just how easily average folks can now gather intelligence in ways once reserved for the best-funded spy agencies. Online sleuths now use Google Earth to find everything from North Koreabs launch facilities to Pakistanbs drone bases. Plane-spotters scoured tail numbers to uncover the CIAbs torture flights. So itbs no wonder that the sounds of this newest air war are being broadcast online b even before the planes return to their airstrips. Some recent tweets bij Huub (@FMCNL): More on Huub and another Dutch radio amateur called Dirk de Jager who is doing similar stuff at The Guardian, NOS and RNW (last two in Dutch). - Edit: An Italian guy called David Cenciotti (@cencio4) is doing similar work and he posts a daily overview of all the actions of the allied forces in Operation Oddysey Dawn, including a detailed gathering of daily fly ops, ship movements and military buildup. He puts all this data into a stratigical and military-historical perspective. Very interesting!

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realtime VoIP censorship
by Eugen Leitl 23 Mar '11

23 Mar '11

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/22/world/asia/22china.html?_r=1&pagewanted=a… China Tightens Censorship of Electronic Communications By SHARON LaFRANIERE and DAVID BARBOZA Published: March 21, 2011 BEIJING b If anyone wonders whether the Chinese government has tightened its grip on electronic communications since protests began engulfing the Arab world, Shakespeare may prove instructive. A Beijing entrepreneur, discussing restaurant choices with his fiancC)e over their cellphones last week, quoted Queen Gertrudebs response to Hamlet: b The lady doth protest too much, methinks.b The second time he said the word b protest,b her phone cut off. He spoke English, but another caller, repeating the same phrase on Monday in Chinese over a different phone, was also cut off in midsentence. A host of evidence over the past several weeks shows that Chinese authorities are more determined than ever to police cellphone calls, electronic messages, e-mail and access to the Internet in order to smother any hint of antigovernment sentiment. In the cat-and-mouse game that characterizes electronic communications here, analysts suggest that the cat is getting bigger, especially since revolts began to ricochet through the Middle East and North Africa, and homegrown efforts to organize protests in China began to circulate on the Internet about a month ago. b The hard-liners have won the field, and now we are seeing exactly how they want to run the place,b said Russell Leigh Moses, a Beijing analyst of Chinabs leadership. b I think the gloves are coming off.b On Sunday, Google accused the Chinese government of disrupting its Gmail service in the country and making it appear as if technical problems at Google b not government intervention b were to blame. Several popular virtual private-network services, or V.P.N.bs, designed to evade the governmentbs computerized censors, have been crippled. This has prompted an outcry from users as young as ninth graders with school research projects and sent them on a frustrating search for replacements that can pierce the so-called Great Firewall, a menu of direct censorship and b opinion guidanceb that restricts what Internet users can read or write online. V.P.N.bs are popular with Chinabs huge expatriate community and Chinese entrepreneurs, researchers and scholars who expect to use the Internet freely. In an apology to customers in China for interrupted service, WiTopia, a V.P.N. provider, cited b increased blocking attempts.b No perpetrator was identified. Beyond these problems, anecdotal evidence suggests that the governmentbs computers, which intercept incoming data and compare it with an ever-changing list of banned keywords or Web sites, are shutting out more information. The motive is often obvious: For six months or more, the censors have prevented Google searches of the English word b freedom.b But other terms or Web sites are suddenly or sporadically blocked for reasons no ordinary user can fathom. One Beijing technology consultant, who asked not to be identified for fear of retribution against his company, said that for several days last week he could not visit the Web site for the Hong Kong Stock Exchange without a proxy. LinkedIn, a networking platform, was blocked for a day during the height of government concerns over Internet-based calls for protests in Chinese cities a few weeks ago, he said. Hu Yong, a media professor at Peking University, said government censors were constantly spotting and reacting to new perceived threats. b The technology is improving and the range of sensitive terms is expanding because the depth and breadth of things they must manage just keeps on growing,b Mr. Hu said. Chinabs censorship machine has been operating ever more efficiently since mid-2008, and restrictions once viewed as temporary b like bans on Facebook, YouTube and Twitter b are now considered permanent. Government-friendly alternatives have sprung and developed a following. Few analysts believe that the government will loosen controls any time soon, with events it considers politically sensitive swamping the calendar, including a turnover in the Communist Partybs top leadership next year. b It has been double the guard, and double the guard, and you never hear proclamations about things being relaxed,b said Duncan Clark, chairman of BDA China, an investment and strategy consultancy based in Beijing, and a 17-year resident of China. b We have never seen this level of control in the time I have been here, and I have been here since the beginning of the Internet.b How far China will clamp down on electronic communications is unclear. b Therebs a lot more they can do, but theybve been holding back,b said Bill Bishop, a Internet expert based in Beijing. Some analysts suggest that officials are exploring just how much inconvenience the Chinese are willing to tolerate. While sentiment is hard to gauge, a certain segment of society rejects censorship. For many users, an inoperable V.P.N. is an inconvenience, not a crisis. But Internet consultants said interfering with an e-mail service on which people depend every day is more serious. b How people respond is going to be more intense, more visceral,b one consultant said. Google began receiving complaints from Gmail users and its own employees in China about a month ago, around the time anonymous Internet posts urged people unhappy with the government to gather every Sunday. Some Gmail users found their service disconnected when they tried to send or save messages. Engineers determined that there were no technical difficulties on Googlebs end, Google said; rather, the hand of the Chinese government was at work. Chinabs Foreign Ministry did not respond Monday to calls or faxed questions about Googlebs statement. Disrupting Web sites and Internet connections is a standard tactic in dealing with companies that fall out of government favor. Mark Seiden, an Internet consultant, said Chinese officials typically left the companies and users to guess the reason. In the Google case, an article on the Web site of Peoplebs Daily, the Communist Partybs official publication, offered a strong hint. The March 4 article, attributed to a netizen, called Google a tool of the United States government. Like Facebook and Twitter, the article said, Google has b played a role in manufacturing social disorderb and sought to involve itself in other nationsb politics. China has treated Google as a threat for some time. Last year, Google closed its search service and redirected Chinese users to Googlebs Hong Kong site after the company said China was behind a cyberattack aimed partly at Gmail accounts. Mr. Moses, the Beijing analyst, said the latest moves further expand government control of electronic communications. b The model for this government is that every day is a new challenge and a new opportunity to show the strength of the state here,b he said. b There is clear confidence in the capability of the political authorities to maintain order.b Jonathan Ansfield contributed reporting from Beijing, and Claire Cain Miller from San Francisco. Jonathan Kaiman and Li Bibo contributed research from Beijing.

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[cryptography] Trusted CA compromised, used to issue fraudulent certificates
by Eugen Leitl 23 Mar '11

23 Mar '11

----- Forwarded message from Peter Gutmann <pgut001(a)cs.auckland.ac.nz> -----

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