<story><title>Snowden Document Search</title><url>https://search.edwardsnowden.com/</url></story><parent_chain><item><author>bitmapbrother</author><text>Some more interesting stuff:&lt;p&gt;July 31, 2012&lt;p&gt;Microsoft (MS) began encrypting web-based chat with the introduction of the new outlook.com service. This new Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption effectively cut off collection of the new 
service for FAA 702 and likely 12333 (to some degree) for the Intelligence Community (IC). MS, working with the FBI, developed a surveillance capability to deal with the new SSL. These solutions were successfully tested and went live 12 Dec 2012.&lt;p&gt;March 7, 2014&lt;p&gt;PRISM now collects Microsoft Skydrive data as part of PRISM&amp;#x27;S standard Stored Communications collection package for a tasked FISA Amendments Act Section 702 (FAA702) selector. This means that analysts will no longer have to make a special request to SSO for this - a process step that many analysts may not have known about. This new capability will result in a much more complete and timely collection response from SSO for our Enterprise customers. This success is 
the result of the FBI working for many months with Microsoft to get this tasking and collection solution established. &amp;quot;SkyDrive is a cloud service that allows users to store and access their files on a variety of devices.&lt;p&gt;March 15, 2013&lt;p&gt;SSO&amp;#x27;s PRISM program began tasking all Microsoft PRISM selectors to Skype because Skype allows users to log in using account identifiers in addition to Skype usernames. Until now, PRISM would not collect any Skype data when a user logged in using anything other than the Skype username which resulted in missing collection; this action will mitigate that. In fact, a user can create a Skype account using any e-mail address with any domain in the world. UTT does not currently allow analysts to task these non-Microsoft e-mail addresses to PRISM, however,</text></item></parent_chain><comment><author>ionised</author><text>&amp;gt; MS, working with the FBI, developed a surveillance capability to deal with the new SSL. These solutions were successfully tested and went live 12 Dec 2012.&lt;p&gt;And there it is. They claim ignorance to NSA data tapping of their servers but are in fact entirely complicit as we suspected.</text></comment>
<story><title>Snowden Document Search</title><url>https://search.edwardsnowden.com/</url></story><parent_chain><item><author>bitmapbrother</author><text>Some more interesting stuff:&lt;p&gt;July 31, 2012&lt;p&gt;Microsoft (MS) began encrypting web-based chat with the introduction of the new outlook.com service. This new Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption effectively cut off collection of the new 
service for FAA 702 and likely 12333 (to some degree) for the Intelligence Community (IC). MS, working with the FBI, developed a surveillance capability to deal with the new SSL. These solutions were successfully tested and went live 12 Dec 2012.&lt;p&gt;March 7, 2014&lt;p&gt;PRISM now collects Microsoft Skydrive data as part of PRISM&amp;#x27;S standard Stored Communications collection package for a tasked FISA Amendments Act Section 702 (FAA702) selector. This means that analysts will no longer have to make a special request to SSO for this - a process step that many analysts may not have known about. This new capability will result in a much more complete and timely collection response from SSO for our Enterprise customers. This success is 
the result of the FBI working for many months with Microsoft to get this tasking and collection solution established. &amp;quot;SkyDrive is a cloud service that allows users to store and access their files on a variety of devices.&lt;p&gt;March 15, 2013&lt;p&gt;SSO&amp;#x27;s PRISM program began tasking all Microsoft PRISM selectors to Skype because Skype allows users to log in using account identifiers in addition to Skype usernames. Until now, PRISM would not collect any Skype data when a user logged in using anything other than the Skype username which resulted in missing collection; this action will mitigate that. In fact, a user can create a Skype account using any e-mail address with any domain in the world. UTT does not currently allow analysts to task these non-Microsoft e-mail addresses to PRISM, however,</text></item></parent_chain><comment><author>errtnsd</author><text>Effectively what they are doing is just making me want to buy&amp;#x2F;use US software less and less.&lt;p&gt;How long until Windows OS is going to be monitored?</text></comment>