The Interception of Communications in Historical Context
In attempting to elaborate on the particular features of the intricate relationship between telecommunications and security agencies, a vital dichotomy must be made between the communications of security and the security of communications. The former sign
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Joseph Fitsanakis
Redesigning Wiretapping The Digitization of Communications Interception
History of Information Security Series Editor Karl de Leeuw (Amsterdam) Advisory Board John F. Dooley (Knox College) Joseph Fitsanakis (Coastal Carolina University) Ioanna Iordanou (Oxford Brookes University) Benedek Lang (Budapest University of Technology) Jean-Jacques Quisquater (Université catholique de Louvain) Betsy Rohaly Smoot (Independent Scholar / Retired NSA Historian) John Tucker (Swansea University) Joachim von zur Gathen (Bonn-Aachen International Center for Information Technology and Universität Bonn)
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Joseph Fitsanakis
Redesigning Wiretapping The Digitization of Communications Interception
Joseph Fitsanakis Intelligence and National Security Studies Program Coastal Carolina University Conway, SC, USA
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