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Tag Archives: GCHQ
Remembering Alan Turing [23 June 1912 – 7 June 1954]
“I believe that at the end of the century the use of words and general educated opinion will have altered so much that one will be able to speak of machines thinking without expecting to be contradicted.” Alan Turing “I … Continue reading
One Year Ago — Robert Hannigan Steps Down As GCHQ Boss
“Technology and the internet are overwhelmingly brilliant things for human progress. Unfortunately there will always be people who want to abuse the latest technology. And it’s our job to deal with that dark side.” Robert Hannigan — Former GCHQ Director … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber Warfare, Cyber-Security, Elections, GCHQ, Internet, ISIS, Jeremy Fleming, MI5, Russia, UK
Tagged Cyber Warfare, Cyber-Security, Elections, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, GCHQ, Jeremy Fleming, Robert Hannigan, Russia
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One Year Ago — French 2017 Presidential Election — Facebook and Google to Tackle ‘Fake News’ Stories
“For so long, we had resisted having standards about whether something’s newsworthy because we did not consider ourselves a service that was predominantly for the distribution of news. And that was wrong! We have a responsibility here. I think we … Continue reading
One Year Ago — UK : GCHQ denies wiretapping Donald Trump
“Recent allegations made by media commentator Judge Andrew Napolitano about GCHQ being asked to conduct ‘wiretapping’ against the then president-elect are nonsense. They are utterly ridiculous and should be ignored.” GCHQ spokesman March 17 2017 — GCHQ, Britain’s communications intelligence … Continue reading
Posted in GCHQ, Trump, UK, US
Tagged GCHQ, Gordon Corera, Judge Andrew Napolitano, President Donald Trump, Robert Hannigan, UK, US, White House press secretary Sean Spicer
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Trump’s ‘Utterly Ridiculous’ Spy Story Rings a Bell [UPDATE]
“Recent allegations made by media commentator Judge Andrew Napolitano about GCHQ being asked to conduct ‘wiretapping’ against the then president-elect are nonsense. They are utterly ridiculous and should be ignored.” GCHQ Spokesman March 21 2017 — GCHQ — Britain’s communications … Continue reading
Posted in CIA, GCHQ, MI6, NSA, Trump
Tagged CIA, Five Eyes, GCHQ, Jeremy Fleming, Lady Thatcher, Mike Frost, NSA, President Donald Trump, President Obama, Richard H. “Rick” Ledgett, Robert Hannigan, Sean Spicer, William Hague, wiretapping
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British Intelligence Agencies
“Secret intelligence gives the Government a vital edge in tackling some of the most difficult problems we face… intelligence forewarns us of threats to our national security; helps the Government promote international stability; provides support and protection to our forces; … Continue reading
INTEL TODAY DIARY — JUNE 20 2017
Finsbury Park attack: Theresa May condemns ‘sickening’ terror attack — Israel to sign intelligence-sharing pact with Europol agency — Azerbaijan: Spy Scandal Leaves Trail Of Dead Suspects — Former GCHQ Boss: We Can’t Stop Nation State Hacking And Espionage
Posted in INTEL DIARY
Tagged Azerbaijan, Brian Lord, EUROPOL, Finsbury Park attack, GCHQ, Hacking, Israel
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INTEL TODAY DIARY — JUNE 19 2017
Terror risk is ‘price paid for our freedom’, former GCHQ chief tells Shropshire audience — Otto Warmbier: How did North Korea holiday end in jail, and a coma? — Three killed in blast at Colombia shopping centre — Unedited Putin … Continue reading
Posted in INTEL DIARY
Tagged Colombia, GCHQ, Megyn Kelly, North Korea, Otto Warmbier, Sir David Pepper, Vladimir Putin
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GCHQ — Sir Peter Harvey Marychurch (13 June 1927 – 21 May 2017)
“Sir Peter Harvey Marychurch never lost sight of what GCHQ was for, he recognised rising talent and encouraged it; and handed over to his successor a GCHQ which had as good a grip on its targets as Bletchley Park had … Continue reading
Posted in GCHQ
Tagged GCHQ, Jeremy Fleming, Robert Hannigan, Sir Peter Harvey Marychurch
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Marcus Hutchins — The man who stopped the “WannaCry” ransomware
“It is not a job to him, more a passion that he happens to get paid for.” Kurtis Baron — Founder of Fidus Information Security A young British computer wonk is hailed a hero for helping to shut down the crippling cyber attack. Follow … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber-Security, Cybercrime, WannaCry ransomware
Tagged GCHQ, Marcus Hutchins, WannaCry
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