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Leaked DHS PDF Shows List of Media Sites they Monitor

Posted on January 14, 2012 by Lee J

content/images/gallery/random3/cryptome-org-2012-01-0001-pdf.png In the past few days a new PDF has surfaced from the DHS that contains a fairly long list of different news, social media, trend tools and search tools that the DHS has suggested its agents use to monitor the on going cyber problems that the world is facing. This come not long after another document was released that stated they was watching the media in general to keep tabs of what’s going on in the cyber world to help better the investigations they are carrying out. The leak which was announced from @AnonDaily Twitter account. content/images/gallery/random3/cryptome-org-2012-01-0001-pdf.png

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