Stanford’s Center / West Point’s Army Cyber Institute / /
IndustryTerm
communications interception / law enforcement exemption / cellular communications / potential law enforcement / digital technology / online merchant / software tools / business to business / wireless interception equipment / communications networks / Passive interception technology functions / incompatible cellular technology / communication services / surveillance technology / surveillance technology vendors / telephone carriers / interested buyer / select / 3G networks / telephone / wireless / case law pertaining / analog cellular phone networks / secure telephone technology / law enforcement / standalone solution / responsive privacy-enhancing technologies / cellular surveillance technology / phone technology / encryption technology / generation technology / digital cellular surveillance technology / cellular communications networks / analog interception devices / cellular networks / interception equipment / cellular phone surveillance equipment / similar technology / telecommunications network / functional interception equipment / analog communications / telecommunications networks / law enforcement community / Wireless Firms Are Flooded / phone networks / communications data / regulations denying equipment / analog cellular interception technology / communications policy / 2G networks / cellular encryption algorithms / wireline telephone call / online retailers / encryption algorithms / telephone wires / wireless service providers / law requiring wireless carriers / wireless industry / cellular technology / fictional secrecy surrounding cell phone surveillance technology / cellular surveillance equipment / encryption algorithm / cellular telephone systems / wireless carriers / technology secret / /
Organization
U.S. government / Stanford’s Center for Internet / Congressional Ethics Committee / American Civil Liberties Union / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / CELLULAR TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION ON AMENDMENT OF PARTS / Judiciary Committee / Subcommittee on Telecommunications / Monitoring Center / Federal Communications Commission / US Federal Reserve / Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association / Subcommittee on Telecommunications / Trade / and Consumer Protection / West Point’s Army Cyber Institute / Harvard / DOJ / Federal Bureau of Investigation / Department of Justice / United States Government / Congress / Ethics Committee / Yale Law School / /
Person
Susan Freiwald / Brian Owsley / John Scott-Railton / Ed Markey / Susan Landau / Ellen Nakashima / Christopher Prince / Craig Timberg / John Kelly / Ashkan Soltani / Dick Armey / WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE / Linda Lye / Matt Blaze / Alan Butler / Aaron K. Martin / Seth Schoen / Chris Paget / Greg Rose / Christopher Soghoian / Ian Brown / Subcomm / Nicholas Weaver / Prince / John Boehner / THOMAS E. WHEELER / Christopher Parsons / Raul Perez / Allan Friedman / Jennifer Valentino-DeVries / Privacy Activists / Tom Delay / Jean-Pierre Hubaux / CELLULAR TELECOMM / Karsten Nohl / David Wagner / Eric King / Stephanie K. Pell / Lin Vinson / Tom Wheeler / Bill Paxon / Jeri Clausing / Eric Lichtblau / Alan M. Grayson / /
Position
president / Magistrate / Democratic member / Major / Deputy Attorney General and Assistant U.S. Attorney / Counsel / Speaker / researcher / Principal Technologist / Republican Whip / leader / Chairman / Subcommittee Chairman / Republican Majority Leader / Assistant Professor / Major Account Manager / major Global System / King / Prince / Butler / former Counsel / /
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