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Dear Friend,

 I will not talk to a man who uses secret service methods, such as keyhole cameras, miniature cameras and other secret equipment, to spy on people.  I still remember the ‘Echelon’ affair, that listening system that was allegedly intended for military and security purposes and which proved to be an alarming potential commercial and political spy system directed against the allies. We must of course oppose terrorism but that must not be used as an excuse for governments to spy on their citizens. But, whether this is true or not, how much more would those powers be exceeded by a provision which allows officials to hound and spy on internet users whilst remaining above the law? The MOSAD continues massive spying in all Western countries. I have made it clear that this is not about surveillance or spying.  Man must not be spied on and must not be targeted without their knowledge. Many do not know; data storage, for example, as manifested through the SWIFT agreement with the United States, gives people the feeling of being permanently spied on. When these spies are exposed, it is the West that feels embarrassment, not Russia, which decorates its spies openly with the highest state awards. A high and equal level of protection of the private sphere of users needs to be ensured, regardless of whether unwanted spying programmes are inadvertently downloaded via electronic communications networks or are delivered and installed hidden in software distributed on other external data storage media, such as CDs, CD-ROMs and USB keys. I was working as a journalist in Hungary and continued to do so following the expiry of her accreditation, and was arrested and sentenced to one years in prison on charge of spying for the Hungary. Security Systems Integration, interconnectivity and interoperability: Activities related to intelligence, information gathering and civil security will enable and/or contribute to the performance of technology required for building up the above listed capabilities, thus focusing on cross-cutting issues such as: enhancing the interoperability and intercommunication of systems, equipment, services and processes, including law enforcement, fire fighting, civil defence and medical information infrastructures, while ensuring their reliability, protection of confidentiality and integrity of information, traceability of all transactions and their processing, etc. Activities will also address standardisation and training matters (including such with respect to cultural, human and organisational interoperability). If they suspect espionage we have no idea; we have no my secret agents here. The growing number of new electronic threats in recent years such as viruses, spam, spyware and phishing has further increased the importance of these objectives. Instruments such as identity theft, phishing2 , spams and malicious codes may be used to commit large scale fraud. Protection of individuals against cyber crime is often exacerbated by issues related to the determination of the competent jurisdiction, applicable law, cross-border enforcement or the recognition and use of electronic evidence. Phishing’ is the acquisition of personal and financial information (user names, passwords, etc.) through deceptive means such as fraudulent emails or copies of legitimate websites. Consumers who have not been warned could fall prey to the phenomenon of phishing, for example.Computer viruses, spam mail, phishing and Trojans are real threats in a world of virtual data.Although it is possible for the we to implement only a verification procedure of biometric data using a centralised database, as it is strictly limited to in the Regulation, this option presents additional risks regarding the protection of personal data, such as the development of further purposes not foreseen in the regulation, or even fishing expeditions into the database which will be difficult to mitigate. whereas access to data managed by SWIFT makes it potentially possible to detect not only transfers linked to illegal activities but also information on the economic activities of the individuals and countries concerned, and could thus be misused for large-scale forms of economic and industrial espionage .Thus, manufacturers often rely on trade secrets, but these secrets are not always safe, thanks to chemical analysis of products and the development of industrial espionage.This issue is especially relevant in the case of high-value data, particularly in the light of industrial espionage. Before entrusting any public authority with information, individuals and firms are entitled to know what mechanisms and systems are in place to protect them from hackers. Draws attention, furthermore, to the growing problem of Internet-based industrial espionage and theft of data constituting industrial property, in particular technical documentation and source code.  Official declarations lead one to believe that there is the political will to move forward with an effective comprehensive fight; but there is no immediate prospect of a practical solution unless there is a clear awareness of the problem at the highest political and financial echelons. built-in spies moreover, they generally occupy lower echelons of the organisational hierarchy. Lawful interception occurs in the context of a criminal investigation which supposes the existence of a suspect.data confidentiality’ means the protection of communications or stored data against interception and reading by unauthorised persons It is usually found printed inside the battery compartment of the phone. interception (wiretapping) can be specified by its IMEI number as well as IMSI and MSISDN. In line with this, use of ‘spyware’ and other malicious software is prohibited, regardless of the method used for its installation on a user's equipment; the fight against unsolicited commercial communications myself is reinforced with the provision for Internet Service Providers to take legal action against spammers.