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SURVEILLANCE The Fears of the Digital Age. Privacy –Identity –Anonymity Logging –Tracking Hacking Censorship State Security/Anti Terror Online The Discussion.

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1 SURVEILLANCE The Fears of the Digital Age

2 Privacy –Identity –Anonymity Logging –Tracking Hacking Censorship State Security/Anti Terror Online The Discussion

3 Public vs Private Databases and Directory Services Spam Filtering E-Commerce Data Protection and Intellectual Property Privacy

4 Your Online Identity! Internet Protocol (IP) E-Mails and Web Domains Online Property Ethics? Privacy

5 Internet Service Provider Logs Web Statistics IP Routing and Location Key Loggers The Big Brother is Watching You Logging

6 Hackers, Crackers, Phreakers Security Audits Internet Activity Surveillance Spyware and Viruses Computer Forensics Beware Hackers Around

7 Does it really work? What do goverments censor from the net? Censorship, is it only a goverment manouver? Ways and Means to Bypass Censorship? Censorship Right or Wrong?

8 Encryption Stenograhy and its possibilities Scanning Chats and Fora Black Listed Websites Goverment Security on Military Installations Crack down of paysites linked with terror State Security and Anti Terror Online

9 Online Privacy http://www.eff.org/Privacy/eff_privacy_top_12.html Hacking www.hackingexposed.com Censorship http://www.eff.org/Censorship/ Terrorism and the Internet http://mediachannel.org/blog/node/3665 KNOW MORE!

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