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14.09.2026 - 18:51 [ Netzpolitik.org ]

Automatisierte Todeslisten

netzpolitik.org: Wie sieht die zugrundeliegende technische Infrastruktur aus und wer stellt sie bereit?

Rainer Rehak: Der gesamte Datensatz zu Gaza umfasst schätzungsweise 13,6 Petabyte, also umgerechnet 13.600 Terabyte. Diese Datenmenge ist nicht einfach zu handhaben, besonders wenn man damit statistische Modelle trainieren möchte oder gar große Sprachmodelle, die ebenfalls erstellt werden. Die digitale Infrastruktur wird von Google und Amazon unter dem Projektnamen Nimbus bereitgestellt und kostet 1,2 Milliarden US-Dollar.

Die Integration der heterogenen Datenquellen macht Palantir. Microsoft, Cisco, Dell und Red Hat/IBM bieten zusätzliche IT-Dienstleistungen rund um die „kill-chain“ an. Dies zeigt die enorme Rolle, die der private Sektor bei der Integration und Nutzung von KI-Systemen in bewaffneten Konflikten spielt.

11.09.2026 - 16:19 [ Daniel Neun / Radio Utopie ]

15 JAHRE TERRORKRIEG UND 11. SEPTEMBER: „Stehen die Befehle noch?“

(September 11, 2016)

Teil I: Die Militärmanöver
Teil II: Nachspiel
Teil III: Langer Marsch eines Molochs
Teil IV: Die Kommandokette
Teil V: Duplikat, Drone, Plan
Teil VI: Die Attentate – Ablauf, Hergang und Widersprüche

15 JAHRE TERRORKRIEG UND 11. SEPTEMBER: Wie alles begann

Soweit nicht anders gekennzeichnet, basiert dieser Artikel auf der fünfstündigen Film-Dokumentation von Massimo Mazzucco, die untenstehend zu sehen ist, sowie auf den oben verlinkten Artikeln „Langer Marsch eines Molochs“ und „Die Attentate – Ablauf, Hergang und Widersprüche“, wo entsprechend die Quellen angegeben sind.

10.09.2026 - 19:40 [ theGuardian.com ]

Israel sanctions will not hurt intelligence sharing between spy agencies, says Miliband

(September 9, 2026)

British intelligence has been given assurances by its Israeli counterpart that information sharing with the UK will continue as before, Ed Miliband, the foreign secretary, has said.

04.09.2026 - 01:39 [ ANewPolicy.org ]

Joint Letter to Chairmen Wicker and Rogers and Ranking Members Reed and Smith Opposing Further U.S.-Israel Defense Integration

Dear Chairmen Wicker and Rogers and Ranking Members Reed and Smith,

As you enter into conference to resolve the differences between the House-passed version of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2027 (H.R.8800) and the pending Senate bill (S.4784), We, the undersigned U.S. organizations, strongly urge you to reject the entrenchment of U.S. and Israeli defense collaboration, which goes against U.S. national interests and values, and would expand the risk of U.S. complicity in, and exposure to, human rights violations, war crimes, and genocide.

Specifically, we are deeply concerned by Section 219 in the House NDAA and Section 1217 in the Senate version, which establish a new U.S. Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative aimed at accelerating joint research, development, and integration of Israeli-origin and jointly developed defense technologies into U.S. military systems and programs of record. This would expand U.S-Israeli military integration across some of the most sensitive domains of emerging technology, including quantum computing, AI and autonomous systems, cyber and electronic warfare, directed energy, and defense industrial base co-production, while expediting pathways from R&D into procurement.

04.09.2026 - 01:32 [ NST.com.my ]

56 US groups urge Congress to drop Israel defence ties provision

The provision would deepen cooperation between the US and Israeli defence sectors by accelerating joint military technology development and other partnerships. The bill passed the House of Representatives in July and awaits Senate action.

The provision of the 2027 National Defence Authorisation Act, known as Section 219, seeks to set up frameworks for joint ventures, licensing agreements and US-based co-production partnerships with the Israeli industry.

In Thursday‘s letter addressed to leaders of the House and Senate Armed Services Committees, 56 groups said deeper integration with Israel‘s defence sector would be „exceptionally dangerous“ and urged lawmakers to remove the provision.

30.08.2026 - 22:44 [ Hitachi ]

Hitachi Develops a New RFID with Embedded Antenna µ-Chip –Makes Possible Wireless Links that Work Using Nothing More Than a 0.4mm X 0.4mm Chip, One of the World‘s Smallest ICs–

(September 2, 2003)

This newly developed version, however, features an internal antenna, enabling chips to employ the energy of incoming electrical waves to wirelessly transmit its ID number to a reader. The 0.4mm X 0.4mm chip can thus operate entirely on its own, making it possible to use µ-Chip as RFID IC tags without the need to attach external devices. This breakthrough opens the door to using µ-Chips as RFID IC tags in extremely minute and precise applications that had been impractical until now. For example, the new µ-Chip can be easily embedded in bank notes, gift certificates, documents and whole paper media etc.

30.08.2026 - 22:25 [ Fadel Adib / Youtube ]

Wi-Vi: See through Walls with Wi-Fi signals

Jun 2, 2013
Wi-Vi is a new technology that enables seeing through walls using Wi-Fi signals. The video shows the output of Wi-Vi (blue window) when a person moves around in a room. It can track whether there is a moving human inside the room and how he is moving.

30.08.2026 - 22:16 [ ZigZagStatic / Youtube ]

A.I. Generating Dreams & Turning Wi-Fi Routers Into Cameras to See Through Walls

Jul 3, 2023

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aging the latest paper the one that
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happened even after this which is
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already better uses stable diffusion
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uses the thing that you use to make art
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like what should a thing that you use to
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make art have anything to do with
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reading your brain but of course it goes
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further so in this one they said can
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they understand
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um the inner monologue the things you‘re
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saying to yourself in your own mind my
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dude by the way when you dream your
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dream like your visual cortex runs in
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Reverse so your dreams are no longer
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safe
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um but we‘ll try this so they had people
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watch a video and just narrate what was
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going on in the video in their mind so
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there‘s a woman she gets hit in the back
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she falls over this is what the computer
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reconstructed the person thinking
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see a girl looks just like me get hit in
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the back and then she is knocked off
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so our thoughts like are starting to be
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decoded
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yeah just think about what this means
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for authoritarian States for instance
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or if you want to generate images that
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maximally activate your pleasure sensor
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anything else okay but let‘s keep going
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right to really get the sense of the
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combinatorics of this how about can we
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go from Wi-Fi radio signals you know
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sort of like the Wi-Fi routers in your
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house they‘re bouncing off radio signals
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that work sort of like sonar can you go
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from that to where human beings are to
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images so what they did is they had
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um you know a camera looking at a space
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with people in it
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um that‘s sort of like coming in from
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one eye the other eye is the radio
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signals so sonar from the Wi-Fi router
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and they just learn to predict like this
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is where the human beings are then they
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took away the camera so all the AI had
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was the language of radio signals
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bouncing around a room and this is what
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they‘re able to reconstruct
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Real Time 3D pose estimation right so
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suddenly AI has turned every Wi-Fi
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router into a camera that can work in
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the dark specially tuned for tracking
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living beings
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already

30.08.2026 - 22:09 [ TKP.at ]

WLAN kann jetzt ohne Kamera beobachten

Keine Sorge: Das Unternehmen betont: keine Bilder, kein Ton, keine Personenidentifikation. Die Funktion ist opt-in und standardmäßig aus. Sie läuft auf neueren Gateways ab dem Modell XB7. Comcast selbst sagt, das sei kein professioneller Sicherheitsdienst und werde nicht rund um die Uhr überwacht. Wen das trotzdem noch besorgt, der kann wirklich entwarnt werden: Comcast und die Geräte gibt es nicht in Europa.

Es sollte trotzdem interessieren, was technisch möglich ist.

29.08.2026 - 19:58 [ Heinen-ICS.de ]

Lauschangriffe: Abhörverfahren über elektromagnetische Abstrahlung

(September 2, 2020)

Laserdrucker, Scanner und Monitore erzeugen eine elektromagnetische Abstrahlung, welche geheime Zugangsdaten und sensible Informationen enthält. Datendiebe können diese Abstrahlung aus einer Entfernung von bis zu einigen hundert Metern als Rauschbilder oder direkt als Klardaten abfangen, speichern und auswerten.

Dies gelingt auch aus anderen Gebäuden heraus oder innerhalb eines Werksgeländes aus der Entfernung. Tastatureingaben können ebenfalls ohne Manipulation von IT-Kabeln oder dem Einbau von Signalverstärkern abgefangen werden.

Den IT-Betreibern fehlt oft das nötige Sicherheitsbewusstsein für die Gefahren im Umgang mit IT-Systemen und deren Hardware.

29.08.2026 - 19:34 [ TKP.at ]

Smart Meter: Einfallstore für Cyberangriffe im Stromnetz

(April 6, 2026)

Die Studie unterstreicht, dass der Schutz kritischer Netzknoten oberste Priorität haben muss. Neben der neuen Detektionsmethode empfehlen die Autoren:

– Kompromittierte Daten gezielt zu entfernen oder zu korrigieren

– Stärkere Cybersicherheitsstandards bei der Entwicklung und dem Betrieb von Smart Metern

– Eine Kombination aus technischen und organisatorischen Maßnahmen, um die gesamte Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) abzusichern

Die wichtigste Gegenmaßnahme ist allerdings sich kein Smart Meter aufschwatzen oder aufnötigen zu lassen. Die klassischen Ferraris-Zähler sind gegen jegliche Manipulation aus der Ferne gefeit, mangels Verbindung ins Internet. Und sie senden auch keine Hochfrequenz-Strahlung aus.

29.08.2026 - 19:20 [ Heinen-ICS.de ]

Cyberangriff über Strom: Wie sensible Daten spurlos ins Stromnetz fließen

(August 22, 2020)

Datendiebe zapfen das Stromnetz des Gebäudes spurlos an, um IT-Daten als Rauschsignale aufzuzeichnen. Die geraubten Signale werden anschließend von den Datendieben mit Analysegeräten sehr professionell wieder in die digitalen Ursprungsdaten zurückgewandelt.

So können am PC eingegebene oder an IT-Peripheriegeräten verarbeitete Daten von Datendieben ausgewertet, mit anderen Datenquellen verknüpft und missbraucht werden. Diese Art des Datendiebstahls ist nicht erkennbar und nicht rekonstruierbar. Der einzige wirksame Schutz gegen solche Cyberangriffe ist das technische Vermeiden von ins Stromnetz abfließenden Daten.

29.08.2026 - 18:59 [ Legal Tribune Online ]

Warum der Ver­fas­sungs­schutz schon jetzt heim­lich in Woh­nungen ein­b­re­chen darf

(August 24, 2026)

Die aktuelle Aufregung übersieht, dass die heimlichen Betretungsbefugnisse nicht neu sind – sondern längst Realität. Mitarbeiter des Landesverfassungsschutzes dürfen in Nordrhein-Westfalen, Hessen, Bayern und Rheinland-Pfalz heimlich in Wohnungen einbrechen. So sehen es die dortigen Landesgesetze vor. In Bayern gilt das schon seit 2016.

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Das Bundesamt für Verfassungsschutz darf seit einer Reform der Sicherheitsgesetze nach 9/11 im Jahr 2002 heimlich Wohnräume überwachen. Zwar steht nicht im Gesetz, dass der Verfassungsschutz dafür auch einbrechen darf, um heimlich Technik anzubringen. Allerdings wird das in der rechtlichen Kommentierung zu § 9 Abs. 2 des Bundesverfassungsschutzgesetzes vorausgesetzt. Der notwendige Einbruch soll also schlicht mitgemeint sein.

29.08.2026 - 18:45 [ Spiegel.de ]

Ortungstechnik: Lauschen auf den Knall vom Wedding

(April 5, 2016)

So beschreibt die „New York Times“ einen Einsatz des ShotSpotter-Systems des Herstellers SST, das mittlerweile in mehr als 70 Städten der USA im Einsatz ist, darunter Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, Oakland, Milwaukee und Minneapolis. Seine Aufgabe: Allein aus Geräuschen die Position einer Schießerei ermitteln – und das mit hoher Effizienz, wie der Hersteller wirbt.

29.08.2026 - 17:54 [ Before it´s News ]

NYC Installing Eavesdropping Microphones Across City

(March 18, 2015)

It’s called ShotSpotter, a large tracking system which detects gunfire and then triangulates the position of the sound. Acoustic sensors are placed in strategic areas, mostly along rooftops or atop telephone poles. Once installed, the sensors pick up street noise and listen for gunshots.

29.08.2026 - 17:33 [ Wired.com ]

Public Buses Across Country Quietly Adding Microphones to Record Passenger Conversations

(December 10, 2012)

It also raises questions about security, since the IP audio-video systems can be accessed remotely via a built-in web server (.pdf), and can be combined with GPS data to track the movement of buses and passengers throughout the city.

According to the product pamphlet for the RoadRecorder 7000 system made by SafetyVision (.pdf), „Remote connectivity to the RoadRecorder 7000 NVR can be established via the Gigabit Ethernet port or the built-in 3G modem. A robust software ecosystem including LiveTrax vehicle tracking and video streaming service combined with SafetyNet central management system allows authorized users to check health status, create custom alerts, track vehicles, automate event downloads and much more.“

17.08.2026 - 23:02 [ Middle East Monitor ]

EU faces criticism for secret police data talks with Israel: Report

(August 15, 2026)

The European Commission has been negotiating a secret agreement to share sensitive personal data with Israel’s police service, despite internal legal warnings that the deal could violate international law and put Palestinians at risk, according to a new report by civil rights group Statewatch published by Novara Media, Anadolu reports.

The draft agreement, originally negotiated with the European police agency Europol, would allow the exchange of biometric data, genetic information, location data, political views, and personal details.

Critical research indicates the deal has progressed despite a 2022 ruling by the Council of the EU’s Legal Service which deemed the proposal legally untenable.

17.08.2026 - 22:53 [ NovaraMedia.com ]

EU Moves to Share Data With Israel That ‘Could Be Used to Kill Palestinians’

(August 4, 2026)

Under the plans, the bloc’s law enforcement agency, Europol, would exchange sensitive personal information about Palestinians with Israel’s police force, which is headquartered in the illegally occupied West Bank.

There is also concern the deal could harm members of the Palestinian diaspora, with a risk that activists in Europe could be targeted.

The data would include names, identification numbers, locations, genetic and biometric information and details about people’s political views, beliefs and personal lives.

16.08.2026 - 17:45 [ Tucker Carlson ]

The Totalitarian Surveillance State Grows as a New Movement Rises From the Ashes of MAGA

Why is Bari Weiss promoting Flock cameras? Glenn Greenwald on neocon support for totalitarianism.

16.08.2026 - 17:35 [ The Young Turks / Youtube ]

Tucker Makes His Most STARTLING Admission Yet!

Tucker Carlson admitted that a lot of the tips he received about Hunter Biden were from Israeli intelligence. Cenk Uygur and Glenn Greenwald discuss on The Young Turks.

12.08.2026 - 21:23 [ Drop Site News ]

Epstein, Israel, and the CIA: How the Iran-Contra Planes Landed at Les Wexner‘s Base

(December 19, 2025)

Stanley Pottinger, as it happens, was a notable figure in the scandal that became known as Iran-Contra, in which the CIA used Israel as a middleman to move off-the-books weapons to Iran. In the early 1980s, under the CIA’s supervision, Pottinger advised an Iranian banker on shipping embargoed arms to Iran using fraudulent paperwork and overseas “dummy companies”—in the very same period that Pottinger and Epstein worked together selling “tax-avoidance” strategies from a penthouse by Central Park. Pottinger’s system eventually gave rise to a network of covert intermediaries shipping arms around the world; the CIA’s profits became a slush fund used to illegally bankroll the insurgent Contra army, who waged a war against Nicaragua’s leftist government while simultaneously trafficking cocaine to the United States.

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Pottinger escaped prosecution after the FBI’s incriminating tapes of his conversations mysteriously disappeared; he went on to make a fortune on real estate deals in the 1980s, and became a New York Times’ bestselling novelist. His Times obit from last year reports that his final spy thriller remains unpublished. Hashemi died in 1986 after being infected with “a rare and virulent form of leukemia” that was diagnosed only two days before he died. (His death was later alleged to be foul play.)