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The CSRC provides a searchable database of resources on the topic of counter-surveillance, with a focus on targeted surveillance against people who have things to hide. We want to help anarchists and other rebels acquire a practical understanding of the surveillance threats they may face in their struggles and in their lives. We prefer resources written by friends and understandable without prior technical knowledge.
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Language
Topic
Digital surveillance
(62)
Mobile phones
(49)
Video surveillance
(33)
DNA
(29)
Security culture
(27)
Police files
(18)
Hidden devices
(14)
IMSI catchers
(13)
Fingerprints
(10)
Facial recognition
Direct action
(9)
Clandestinity
(8)
Borders
(5)
Targeted malware
(4)
Type
Origin
Friends in jail
(4)
Topic - Facial recognition (9)
by Electronic Frontier Foundation (eff.org)
"Law enforcement surveillance isn’t always secret. These technologies can be discovered in news articles and government meeting agendas, in company press releases and social media posts. It just hasn’t been aggregated before. Through a combination of crowdsourcing and data journalism, we are creating the largest-ever repository of information on which law enforcement agencies are using what surveillance technologies."
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Origin
Independent researchers
Topics
Aerial surveillance, Automated license plate readers, Facial recognition, IMSI catchers, Mobile phones, Video surveillance
Type
Website
Date added
7 May 2021
by Joseph Steinberg (josephsteinberg.com)
"Today, I am sharing some tips on how to prevent yourself from being recognized by facial recognition systems. I have personally utilized some of these techniques in test environments - and they worked. Others I have seen demonstrated."
Origin
Independent researchers
Topics
Facial recognition, Video surveillance
Types
Blog post, Zine
Date added
7 May 2021
by La Quadrature du Net et Next INpact
"Deux articles publiés fin 2019 sur l’usage des fichiers de police pour utiliser la reconnaissance faciale : "La reconnaissance faciale des manifestant.e.s est déjà autorisée" et "Quand la France se lance dans la reconnaissance faciale"."
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La reconnaissance faciale des manifestant.e.s est déjà autorisée
Quand la France se lance dans la reconnaissance faciale
Origin
Independent researchers
Topics
Facial recognition, Police files, Video surveillance
Type
Blog post
Date added
7 May 2021
"В беларуском обществе все больше обсуждается деятельность компании Synesis и проект Kipod. Kipod – это облачная платформа для умного города на основе технологий AI и Big Data, основанная на применении искусcтвенного интеллекта и предназначенная для обработки большого объема видеоданных в режиме реального времени. Один из сотрудников компании Synesis поделился информацией о данной системе."
Origin
Friends & other activists
Topics
Automated license plate readers, Facial recognition, Video surveillance
Type
Blog post
Date added
7 May 2021
"This project has been assembled to distribute much needed information about Security Culture throughout activist groups in Australia [...]. The intent is to spread awareness and share knowledge about why Security Culture is needed, and why it is imperative for all groups - regardless of tactics - to adopt stringent security awareness into their work."
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Origin
Friends & other activists
Topics
Digital surveillance, Facial recognition, Hidden devices, Infiltrators and informants, Physical surveillance, Security culture, Video surveillance
Types
Book, Zine
Date added
7 May 2021
by Electronic Frontier Foundation (eff.org)
"EFF’s “Street-Level Surveillance” project shines light on the advanced surveillance technologies that law enforcement agencies routinely deploy in our communities. These resources are designed for members of the public, advocacy organizations, journalists, defense attorneys, and policymakers who often are not getting the straight story from police representatives or the vendors marketing this equipment."
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Origin
Independent researchers
Topics
Aerial surveillance, Automated license plate readers, Facial recognition, IMSI catchers, Mobile phones, Video surveillance
Type
Website
Date added
7 May 2021
2019-?
"Technopolice est une campagne visant à documenter et à lutter contre le déploiement de nouvelles technologies policières (drones, reconnaissance faciale, vidéosurveillance automatisée, police prédictive...). Nous avons pour cela créé et mis à disposition plusieurs outils (un forum, un site, une base documentaire...) pour permettre à chacune et chacun de se saisir de ces questions."
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Origin
Friends & other activists
Topics
Aerial surveillance, Automated license plate readers, Facial recognition, Mobile phones, Video surveillance
Type
Website
Date added
7 May 2021
by Privacy International (privacyinternational.org)
"This report is about electronic surveillance technologies used to identify, track, and monitor individuals and their communications for intelligence gathering and law enforcement purposes."
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Origin
Independent researchers
Topics
Digital surveillance, Facial recognition, IMSI catchers, Mobile phones, Video surveillance
Type
Zine
Date added
7 May 2021
"Transparent Lives: Surveillance in Canada details nine key trends in the processing of personal information, trends that are evident throughout the world. They affect all Canadians, but few citizens are aware of how, when, for what purpose, or with what consequences their personal data are used by large organizations. Hence the title: Transparent Lives. This book demonstrates that our lives are open and visible to organizations as never before and that in every area of life—as citizens, consumers, workers, and travellers—this makes a difference."
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(fr) Vivre à nu: La surveillance au Canada"Vivre à nu : la surveillance au Canada expose neuf grandes tendances qui sont observées dans le traitement des renseignements personnels partout dans le monde. Ces tendances touchent tous les Canadiens, mais peu d’entre eux savent comment, quand et à quelles fins leurs données personnelles sont utilisées par les grandes organisations et quelles sont les conséquences de cette utilisation. Voilà pourquoi cet ouvrage est intitulé Vivre à nu ; il démontre que nos vies sont plus que jamais ouvertes et visibles pour les organismes et que cette visibilité a de réels effets sur chaque sphère de notre vie, que nous soyons citoyens, consommateurs, travailleurs ou voyageurs."
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Origin
Independent researchers
Topics
Aerial surveillance, Automated license plate readers, DNA, Digital surveillance, Facial recognition, Fingerprints, Mobile phones, Video surveillance
Types
Book, Zine
Date added
7 May 2021