Sometimes the monitoring situation occurs against itself. It seems that a recent recent recently recently worked for Sinaloa Cartel in Mexico is the result of the unfortunate demise of several FBI informers tracked by acar. Report published by US justice department,
According to the 47-page report issued by the Inspector General of Justice Department, “Audit for the audit of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the efforts to reduce the effects of universal technical surveillance are the title, a hacker associated with the crime ring of” Juquin “L Chapoo” Gujman used phone data and monitoring camera. The information was ultimately used to intimidate and sometimes kill people who were believed to be sharing information or cooperating with law enforcement, according to the report.
The hacker, which was not nominated in the report, used several strategies to smell the potential Snich. First, the hacker allegedly saw people as they entered and exiting the United States Embassy in Mexico City. That surveillance helped identify “people of interest”, and eventually helped her and Cartel identified an FBI assistant legal briefcase. Without providing details how the hacker did, the report suggests that it was able to get the attached phone number and was used to use the call made from that number, as well as to access geolocation data linked to that phone.
In addition to snatching data from the victim’s phone, the hacker allegedly tapped the person in the surveillance cameras around the Mexico City to track the person as they went through the city and identified the people he had met. Mexcio City has set up a strong network of security cameras in recent years. Were there More than 18,000 across the city in 2018Around that time on which the report is centered. Earlier this year, it was announced that A. Additional 40,000 will be installed In the coming years.
The Department of Justice was less about the nuances of the case in Mexico City and more about the general difficulty of protecting sources in the modern monitoring state. The audit states that data mining and analysis, facial identification, and advances in computer network exploitation have made FBI personnel and more easier to identify FBI personnel and operations for the nation state, terrorist organizations and criminal networks. It was concluded with a recommendation that the FBI audits its operation to find out where it is the weakest.
It is at least slightly irony that the monitoring situation that helps make it, now making life more difficult for three -letter agencies.
