2007 Siemens Intelligence Platform
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2008-04-08T20:09:37
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From the list of databases that are to be merged and datamined: "Siemens Monitoring Center, Bank account transactions, Data Retention Systems, Insurance company data bases, Telephone book data bases, Border Control data base, Telephone billing records, Passport data base, Internet Protocol Address GIS, Finger print data base, Police and criminal records, DNA analysis data base, Driving Licence register, Registry office records, Traffic control points, Land registry data base, Vehicle registration data base, Car rental data base, Credit card transactions, Any other data base which contain relevant data"
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1999 Siemens Monitor Center
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2008-04-07T22:41:44
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"Active Monitoring refers to the fact that the target (phone) numbers to be monitored are marked from within the network. The Monitoring functionality is a built in function of the “Switch”. For monitoring purposes, only targeted phone calls are routed to the MC. This can be compared with a three party conference call, in which the MC is a silent member of the conference call. Active Monitoring plays an active role in the communication network, in the sense that the Monitor Center is viewed as a subscriber to the network with a certain service level. Lawful Interception is an example for Active Monitoring." [Page 6]
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2000 Siemens Monitoring Center Version2
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2008-04-07T22:31:42
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This is a pretty detailed list of "lawful interception" features, such as "dossier based archiving of intercepts", "fax demodulation", "hot monitoring with playback function" and the likes.
The database was powered by a "High performance PC running Windows NT Server" featuring a MS SQL server and Windows workstations. The supervisor was was connected to the siemens EWSD via X.25 and a "dial back modem" whilst the pc machines and server stations already communicated via TCP/IP.
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Siemens Monitor center, Late 90ies
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2008-04-07T22:05:25
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In 1993/4 Siemens started the marketing of telecom monitoring center together with the digital switching system EWSD. This is the earliest version we could get hold of, dated 1999.
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2006_03_15, EU data retention directive official EN/DE
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2007-01-25T17:06:59
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DIRECTIVE 2006/24/EC OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL
on the retention of data generated or processed in connection with the prov ision of publicly available electronic communications services or of public communications networks and amending Directive 2002/58/EC
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Force10 Networks 10 Gigabit Packet Filtering
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2006-05-29T18:24:24
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"Introducing the P-Series High Performance Inspection and Prevention Appliances" for "highspeed government surveillance", presented at "NSA SIGINT Technology Exposition" on June 6 2006. To our knowledge this is the first time that a technical description of a 10 Gigabit/sec network monitoring appliance tuned to the needs of a secret service is presented to a wider public.
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Ericsson IMS R 6.6 PPT-presentation 3
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2006-02-07T17:59:15
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Ericsson IMS R 6.6 PPT-presentation 2
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2006-02-07T17:53:14
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Like the other two parts this Powerpoint presentation contains a large number of screenshots showing the surveillance process in every detail.
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Ericsson IMS R 6.6 PPT-presentation 1
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2006-02-07T17:45:44
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Like the other two parts this powerpoint presentation contains a large number of screenshots showing the surveillance process in every detail.
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Ericsson Interception Management System, User Manual [2001]
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2006-02-07T17:33:34
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This doqument marked "strictly confidental" describes the usage of Ericsson's Interception Management System, a voluminous hardware/software set-up. Ericsson IMS was abused by yet unkown secret service agents to spy on top Greek government officials including the Greek prime minister.
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