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<http://www.technolog.msnbc.msn.com/technology/technolog/trapwire-surveillan
ce-really-spying-americans-939948> Is TrapWire surveillance really spying on
Americans?

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WikiLeaks is
<http://www.technolog.msnbc.msn.com/technology/technolog/wikileaks-site-atta
ck-continues-10th-day-939383> under attack again, and many Internet users
speculate it may be related to information the site has recently published
about a wide-spanning American surveillance system called TrapWire.

"What is TrapWire and why is WikiLeaks under a sophisticated DDOS attack
after posting docs about TrapWire?"
<https://twitter.com/dangillmor/status/233979329065910272> tweeted
journalist, professor and media critic Dan Gillmor Friday.

"What does it mean when WikiLeaks publishes a trove of documents
<http://www.securitynewsdaily.com/1349-anonymous-hackers-stratfor.html>
hacked by Anonymous from the strategic intelligence firm Stratfor - a trove
that apparently details a massive electronic spying system run by the U.S.
government - and is then hit by a massive and sustained distributed denial
of service attack that prevents journalists and people at large from
examining the documents in question?" wondered blogger J.D Tuccille on the
libertarian
<http://reason.com/blog/2012/08/10/creepy-spying-system-revealed-by-wikilea>
Reason.com website. "I can't be the only person that finds that just a tad
... suggestive."

TrapWire itself is being touted as Big Brother, a hidden means to keep track
of every citizen in once-free countries. There are
<http://pastebin.com/BQrS6R34> allegations that it uses facial-recognition
technology to identify suspects, and that it's been installed in most cities
in North America.

"Surveillance Cameras Around The Country Are Being Used In A Huge Spy
Network" read a headline on the
<http://www.businessinsider.com/trapwire-everything-you-need-to-know-2012-8>
Business Insider website Friday. "Stratfor emails reveal secret, widespread
TrapWire surveillance system,"
<http://rt.com/usa/news/stratfor-trapwire-abraxas-wikileaks-313/> said
Russia Today.

"The government has created a piece of technology, called TrapWire, that
siphons data from surveillance cameras in stores, casinos and other
businesses around the country," wrote Annalee Newitz
<http://io9.com/5933966/wikileaks-reveals-trapwire-a-government-spy-network-
that-uses-ordinary-surveillance-cameras> on the science-fiction blog io9.
"Are we living in a total surveillance state without even realizing it?"

Sunday, Anonymous got into the act by announcing "Operation Trapwire,"
urging followers to "shut this system down and render it useless."

"A giant AI electronic brain able to monitor us through a combination of
access to all the CCTV cameras as well as all the online social media feeds
is monstrous and Orwellian in its implications and possibilities," read
<http://www.peoplesliberationfront.net/anonpaste/?85154060e1fbbee4%22%20%5Cl
%20%223Xmwdn68V/La/W2PEk+sje8EltjYqOnRH847YoXrIow=> the Anonymous press
release.

And Monday, the London
<http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2187602/U-S-Government-secretly-spy
ing-using-civilian-security-cameras-say-Wikileaks.html> Daily Mail told the
world that the "U.S. government is secretly spying on EVERYONE using
civilian security cameras."

Emails to TrapWire, Inc., and Strategic Forecasting, Inc., aka Stratfor,
were not immediately returned.

[
<http://www.securitynewsdaily.com/1002-10-ways-government-watches-you.html>
10 Ways the Government Watches You ]

Hold on, everyone
There are just two problems with this scenario. First, the
<http://www.securitynewsdaily.com/2092-ddos-attack-definition.html>
distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack on WikiLeaks began more than a
week ago, on Aug. 3, before WikiLeaks and other sites first posted
information regarding TrapWire on Aug. 8.

"We are not doing this to call attention to ourselves,"
<http://www.twitlonger.com/show/intmnv> wrote AntiLeaks, a hacker group
claiming responsibility for the DDoS attack. "We are young adults, citizens
of the United States of America and are deeply concerned about the recent
developments with [WikiLeaks leader] Julian Assange and his attempt at
asylum in Ecuador. Assange is the head of a new breed of terrorist. We are
doing this as a protest against his attempt to escape justice into Ecuador."

Could it be that someone outside WikiLeaks was tipped off that the TrapWire
information would be coming out?

"It's possible that [former TrapWire owner] Abraxas et al. got word that
Wikileaks was to be publishing info on TrapWire," former Anonymous spokesman
Barrett Brown told SecurityNewsDaily. "It's impossible for anyone to say
what methods of surveillance or even HUMINT [human intelligence] WikiLeaks
and its people are subjected to. But I'll remain agnostic on the issue until
I see any evidence of this, as coincidence is always possible."

The second problem is that TrapWire is no secret, it's not run by the
government and it's not everywhere. The Reston, Va.-based company behind it,
now also called TrapWire, is happy to tell people what it does.

"TrapWire is a unique, predictive software system designed to detect
patterns indicative of
<http://www.securitynewsdaily.com/1014-911-cyberterrorism-threat.html>
terrorist attacks or criminal operations," reads a page on
<http://www.trapwire.com/trapwire.html> the TrapWire website. "Utilizing a
proprietary, rules-based engine, TrapWire detects, analyzes and alerts on
suspicious events as they are collected over periods of time and across
multiple locations.

"Through the systematic capture of these pre-attack indicators, terrorist or
criminal surveillance and pre-attack planning operations can be identified -
and appropriate law enforcement counter measures employed ahead of the
attack."

In plain English, TrapWire collects and analyzes
<http://www.securitynewsdaily.com/1374-traffic-surveillance-privacy.html>
surveillance-camera footage as part of counterterrorist efforts.

Laying it all out
Two executives at Abraxas Corp., TrapWire's former owner, wrote an article
for the November/December 2006 issue of
<http://www.cjimagazine.com/archives_PDF/CJI_Magazine_Archive_2006_11-12.pdf
> Crime and Justice International magazine explaining the system. Brochures
describing the system
<http://www.cicc.org/pdf/TRAPWIRE_Whitepaper_generic.pdf> can be found
online. An Abraxas
<http://tdr.uspto.gov/jsp/DocumentViewPage.jsp?76610388/SPE20060927110512/Sp
ecimen/7/26-Sep-2006/sn/false%22%20%5Cl%20%22p=1> patent filing for the
TrapWire system is a matter of public record.

The patent filing explains that TrapWire is meant to catch potential
terrorists conducting their own surveillance and reconnaissance missions on
public facilities.

"While international terrorist organizations are using increasingly
sophisticated methods, their modus operandi does contain a critical
vulnerability: meticulous pre-attack preparations require the terrorists to
approach a target facility on multiple occasions to identify and physical
and procedural vulnerabilities, probe for weaknesses and conduct practice
missions," the patent filing reads.

"TrapWire is specifically designed to exploit this vulnerability by
combining deep counterterrorism experience, proven counter-surveillance
techniques, unique sensor systems and data mining capabilities to detect
attack preparations and allow security personnel to deter or intercept
terrorists."

Eyes without a face
While the TrapWire company doesn't disclose who its clients are (its website
took down a page detailing its executives' ties to the CIA), it's easy to
find some of them.

The minutes of a <http://www.njtransit.com/pdf/2011_11_09_OpenSess.pdf> New
Jersey Transit board meeting in November 2011 reveal that a board member
recommended the transit authority adopt the system, since it was already
being used by the neighboring Metropolitan Transit Authority, which runs the
New York City subway and bus systems and operates several commuter
railroads.

(Last week, the New York Police Department revealed that already has an
<http://www.ny1.com/content/news_beats/political_news/166477/new-crime-analy
zing-system-expected-to-aid-nypd-sleuthing> even more sophisticated
surveillance system in place, which it developed with Microsoft.)

Other TrapWire clients include the Las Vegas Police Department, which
provided the software to
<http://ise.gov/sites/default/files/BJA_Final_Report_ISE_SAR_EE.pdf> more
than a dozen casinos and, according to
<http://mirror2.wikileaks-press.org/gifiles/docs/383561_re-fwd-ct-nyc-new-su
rveillance-cameras-.html> Stratfor emails leaked by WikiLeaks, the Los
Angeles and Washington, D.C., police departments and the Texas Department of
Public Safety.

"It's also been used in London for a while," said Brown, who's been
collecting information on Internet-based government surveillance efforts.

Nor is there firm evidence that TrapWire collects facial recognition data.
As Internet muckraker Ben Doernberg found in
<http://storify.com/bendoernberg/test-post> an article dispelling some of
the rumors, TrapWire's owners think they don't need it. (PrivacySOS, run by
the Massachusetts branch of the ACLU, ran a
<https://privacysos.org/node/785> similar debunking story.)

"The nuclear industry has 104 civilian owned and operated nuclear power
plants, and yet they don't collect or share pre-attack information," Abraxas
founder and retired CIA officer Richard "Hollis" Helms told
<http://www.nvtc.org/tec/RichardHelms.php> the Northern Virginia Technology
Council in 2007. "TrapWire can help do that without infringing anyone's
civil liberties. It can collect information about people and vehicles that
is more accurate than facial recognition, draw patterns, and do threat
assessments of areas that may be under observation from terrorists."

Two months ago, TrapWire updated its own privacy policy, and reiterated that
it doesn't collect data on private citizens.

"Generally, no Personal Information or Sensitive Personal Information is
recorded by the TrapWire system, and no such information is used by the
system to perform its various functions," read
<http://www.trapwire.com/SafeHarbor.pdf> the policy paper.

"In the event a system user were to enter either Personal Information or
Sensitive Personal Information in a comments field, TrapWire will not share
or expose that information to any other subscriber on the system, unless
required by law, and, in any case, will otherwise adhere to Safe Harbor
Privacy Principles with respect to that information."

The real problems: past, present and future
Whether or not TrapWire's operators are telling the truth about its
capabilities is up to the conspiracy theorists, and the lawyers, to decide.

The real scandal, buried beneath the hype, may be that Stratfor seems to
have acted as a front man for Abraxas in exchange for a percentage of sales.
Stratfor's other clients might not be happy to learn that the firm may be
working for a competitor.

"TrapWire for the Great State of Texas is a go. Cash should begin to flow to
Abraxas within 10 days," allegedly wrote former Stratfor chief executive
officer Fred Burton in
<http://privatepaste.com/04eaef4343/trapwireEveryHVTUSCANUK> an email dated
July 16, 2009. "As many of you old-timers know, we arranged to get a cut. I
think the first dump is $250,000 to Abraxas, with an annual renewal of
$150,000 per year for the TrapWire license."

"TrapWire may be the most successful invention on the GWOT [global war on
terrorism] since 9-11," Burton added. "I knew these hacks when they were
GS-12's [mid-salaried federal employees] at the CIA. God Bless America. Now
they have EVERY major HVT [high-value target] in CONUS [continental U.S.],
the UK, Canada, Vegas, Los Angeles, NYC as clients."

(Later in 2009, Burton left Stratfor to take a position with the Texas
Department of Public Safety. He has since returned to Stratfor as its vice
president of intelligence.)

In any case, Anonymous has geared up for action.

"We will find, hack - and destroy the servers where the AI 'electronic
brain' of this program is housed," read Sunday's Anonymous press release.

It hinted at an action called "Smash a Cam Saturday," though it did not give
the date when Guy Fawkes-masked vigilantes should take baseball bats to
security cameras.

"TrapWire has access to virtually all
<http://www.securitynewsdaily.com/1497-hackers-security-cameras.html> CCTV's
that have IP/internet connectivity," the press release said. "We have
prepared an initial map/database of these cameras across the USA, and we
will continue to expand this knowledge base."

"I gather that they intend for every Saturday to be sort of camera-smashing
holiday," Brown said.

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r, were not immediately returned. <o:p></o:p>[<=
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you.html" target=3D"_blank"> 10 Ways the Governm=
ent Watches You </a>] <o:p></o:p>Hold=
on, everyone There are just two problems with this scenario. First, t=
he <a href=3D"http://www.securitynewsdaily.com/2092-ddos-attack-definition.=
html" target=3D"_blank">distributed denial-of-se=
rvice (DDoS) attack </a>on WikiLeaks began more than a week ago, on =
Aug. 3, before WikiLeaks and other sites first posted information regarding=
TrapWire on Aug. 8.<o:p></o:p>"We are not=
doing this to call attention to ourselves," <a href=3D"http://www.twi=
tlonger.com/show/intmnv" target=3D"_blank">wrote=
AntiLeaks</a>, a hacker group claiming responsibility for the DDoS =
attack. "We are young adults, citizens of the United States of America=
and are deeply concerned about the recent developments with [WikiLeaks lea=
der] Julian Assange and his attempt at asylum in Ecuador. Assange is the he=
ad of a new breed of terrorist. We are doing this as a protest against his =
attempt to escape justice into Ecuador." <o:p></o:p>Could it be that someone outside WikiLeaks was tipped off that th=
e TrapWire information would be coming out? <o:p></o:p>"It's possible that [former TrapWire owner] Abraxas et al. go=
t word that Wikileaks was to be publishing info on TrapWire," former A=
nonymous spokesman Barrett Brown told SecurityNewsDaily. "It's impossi=
ble for anyone to say what methods of surveillance or even HUMINT [human in=
telligence] WikiLeaks and its people are subjected to. But I'll remain agno=
stic on the issue until I see any evidence of this, as coincidence is alway=
s possible."<o:p></o:p>The second problem =
is that TrapWire is no secret, it's not run by the government and it's not =
everywhere. The Reston, Va.-based company behind it, now also called TrapWi=
re, is happy to tell people what it does. <o:p></o:p>"TrapWire is a unique, predictive software system designed to de=
tect patterns indicative of <a href=3D"http://www.securitynewsdaily.com/101=
4-911-cyberterrorism-threat.html" target=3D"_blank">terrorist attacks </a>or criminal operations," reads a page=
on <a href=3D"http://www.trapwire.com/trapwire.html" target=3D"_blank"><sp=
an style=3D'color:blue'>the TrapWire website</a>. "Utilizing a =
proprietary, rules-based engine, TrapWire detects, analyzes and alerts on s=
uspicious events as they are collected over periods of time and across mult=
iple locations. <o:p></o:p>"Through the sy=
stematic capture of these pre-attack indicators, terrorist or criminal surv=
eillance and pre-attack planning operations can be identified — and a=
ppropriate law enforcement counter measures employed ahead of the attack.&q=
uot; <o:p></o:p>In plain English, TrapWire coll=
ects and analyzes <a href=3D"http://www.securitynewsdaily.com/1374-traffic-=
surveillance-privacy.html" target=3D"_blank">sur=
veillance-camera footage </a>as part of counterterrorist efforts. <o=
:p></o:p>Laying it all out <sp=
an style=3D'font-size:12.0pt;font-family:"Arial","sans-serif"'>Two executiv=
es at Abraxas Corp., TrapWire's former owner, wrote an article for the Nove=
mber/December 2006 issue of <a href=3D"http://www.cjimagazine.com/archives_=
PDF/CJI_Magazine_Archive_2006_11-12.pdf" target=3D"_blank">Crime and Justice International magazine </a>explaining t=
he system. Brochures describing the system <a href=3D"http://www.cicc.org/p=
df/TRAPWIRE_Whitepaper_generic.pdf" target=3D"_blank">can be found online</a>. An Abraxas <a href=3D"http://tdr.uspt=
o.gov/jsp/DocumentViewPage.jsp?76610388/SPE20060927110512/Specimen/7/26-Sep=
-2006/sn/false%22%20%5Cl%20%22p=3D1" target=3D"_blank">patent filing </a>for the TrapWire system is a matter of publ=
ic record.<o:p></o:p>The patent filing explains=
that TrapWire is meant to catch potential terrorists conducting their own =
surveillance and reconnaissance missions on public facilities. <o:p></o:p><=
/span>"While international terrorist organization=
s are using increasingly sophisticated methods, their modus operandi does c=
ontain a critical vulnerability: meticulous pre-attack preparations require=
the terrorists to approach a target facility on multiple occasions to iden=
tify and physical and procedural vulnerabilities, probe for weaknesses and =
conduct practice missions," the patent filing reads. <o:p></o:p></span=
>"TrapWire is specifically designed to exploit th=
is vulnerability by combining deep counterterrorism experience, proven coun=
ter-surveillance techniques, unique sensor systems and data mining capabili=
ties to detect attack preparations and allow security personnel to deter or=
intercept terrorists." <o:p></o:p>Eyes=
without a face While the TrapWire company doesn't disclose who its cl=
ients are (its website took down a page detailing its executives' ties to t=
he CIA), it's easy to find some of them.<o:p></o:p>The minutes of a <a href=3D"http://www.njtransit.com/pdf/2011_11_09_Ope=
nSess.pdf" target=3D"_blank">New Jersey Transit =
board meeting </a>in November 2011 reveal that a board member recomm=
ended the transit authority adopt the system, since it was already being us=
ed by the neighboring Metropolitan Transit Authority, which runs the New Yo=
rk City subway and bus systems and operates several commuter railroads. <o:=
p></o:p>(Last week, the New York Police Departm=
ent revealed that already has an <a href=3D"http://www.ny1.com/content/news=
_beats/political_news/166477/new-crime-analyzing-system-expected-to-aid-nyp=
d-sleuthing" target=3D"_blank">even more sophist=
icated surveillance system </a>in place, which it developed with Mic=
rosoft.) <o:p></o:p>Other TrapWire clients incl=
ude the Las Vegas Police Department, which provided the software to <a href=
=3D"http://ise.gov/sites/default/files/BJA_Final_Report_ISE_SAR_EE.pdf" tar=
get=3D"_blank">more than a dozen casinos =
</a>and, according to <a href=3D"http://mirror2.wikileaks-press.org/gifiles=
/docs/383561_re-fwd-ct-nyc-new-surveillance-cameras-.html" target=3D"_blank=
">Stratfor emails leaked by WikiLeaks</a>=
, the Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., police departments and the Texas De=
partment of Public Safety. <o:p></o:p>=
"It'=
s also been used in London for a while," said Brown, who's been collec=
ting information on Internet-based government surveillance efforts. <o:p></=
o:p>Nor is there firm evidence that TrapWire co=
llects facial recognition data. As Internet muckraker Ben Doernberg found i=
n <a href=3D"http://storify.com/bendoernberg/test-post" target=3D"_blank"><=
span style=3D'color:blue'>an article dispelling some of the rumors</=
a>, TrapWire's owners think they don't need it. (PrivacySOS, run by the Mas=
sachusetts branch of the ACLU, ran a <a href=3D"https://privacysos.org/node=
/785" target=3D"_blank">similar debunking story<=
/span></a>.) <o:p></o:p>"The nuclear indus=
try has 104 civilian owned and operated nuclear power plants, and yet they =
don’t collect or share pre-attack information," Abraxas founder =
and retired CIA officer Richard "Hollis" Helms told <a href=3D"ht=
tp://www.nvtc.org/tec/RichardHelms.php" target=3D"_blank">the Northern Virginia Technology Council </a>in 2007. &quo=
t;TrapWire can help do that without infringing anyone's civil liberties. It=
can collect information about people and vehicles that is more accurate th=
an facial recognition, draw patterns, and do threat assessments of areas th=
at may be under observation from terrorists." <o:p></o:p><p=
class=3DMsoNormal style=3D'mso-margin-top-alt:auto;mso-margin-bottom-alt:a=
uto;background:#F2F2F2'>Two months ago, TrapWire updated its own privacy policy, and=
reiterated that it doesn't collect data on private citizens. <o:p></o:p></=
span>"Generally, no Personal Information or Sensi=
tive Personal Information is recorded by the TrapWire system, and no such i=
nformation is used by the system to perform its various functions," re=
ad <a href=3D"http://www.trapwire.com/SafeHarbor.pdf" target=3D"_blank"><sp=
an style=3D'color:blue'>the policy paper</a>. <o:p></o:p>=
"In the event a system user were to enter either Pers=
onal Information or Sensitive Personal Information in a comments field, Tra=
pWire will not share or expose that information to any other subscriber on =
the system, unless required by law, and, in any case, will otherwise adhere=
to Safe Harbor Privacy Principles with respect to that information." =
<o:p></o:p>The real problems: past, present =
and future Whether or not TrapWire's operators are telling the truth a=
bout its capabilities is up to the conspiracy theorists, and the lawyers, t=
o decide.<o:p></o:p>The real scandal, buried be=
neath the hype, may be that Stratfor seems to have acted as a front man for=
Abraxas in exchange for a percentage of sales. Stratfor's other clients mi=
ght not be happy to learn that the firm may be working for a competitor. <o=
:p></o:p>"TrapWire for the Great State of =
Texas is a go. Cash should begin to flow to Abraxas within 10 days," a=
llegedly wrote former Stratfor chief executive officer Fred Burton in <a hr=
ef=3D"http://privatepaste.com/04eaef4343/trapwireEveryHVTUSCANUK" target=3D=
"_blank">an email dated July 16, 2009</a>=
. "As many of you old-timers know, we arranged to get a cut. I think t=
he first dump is $250,000 to Abraxas, with an annual renewal of $150,000 pe=
r year for the TrapWire license." <o:p></o:p>"TrapWire may be the most successful invention on the GWOT [global =
war on terrorism] since 9-11," Burton added. "I knew these hacks =
when they were GS-12's [mid-salaried federal employees] at the CIA. God Ble=
ss America. Now they have EVERY major HVT [high-value target] in CONUS [con=
tinental U.S.], the UK, Canada, Vegas, Los Angeles, NYC as clients." <=
o:p></o:p>(Later in 2009, Burton left Stratfor =
to take a position with the Texas Department of Public Safety. He has since=
returned to Stratfor as its vice president of intelligence.) <o:p></o:p></=
span>In any case, Anonymous has geared up for action. =
<o:p></o:p>"We will find, hack — and=
destroy the servers where the AI 'electronic brain' of this program is hou=
sed," read Sunday's Anonymous press release. <o:p></o:p>It hinted at an action called "Smash a Cam Saturday,&quo=
t; though it did not give the date when Guy Fawkes-masked vigilantes should=
take baseball bats to security cameras. <o:p></o:p>"TrapWire has access to virtually all <a href=3D"http://www.secur=
itynewsdaily.com/1497-hackers-security-cameras.html" target=3D"_blank"><spa=
n style=3D'color:blue'>CCTV's that have IP/internet connectivity</a>=
," the press release said. "We have prepared an initial map/datab=
ase of these cameras across the USA, and we will continue to expand this kn=
owledge base." <o:p></o:p>"I gather t=
hat they intend for every Saturday to be sort of camera-smashing holiday,&q=
uot; Brown said. <o:p></o:p><s=
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