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megalomania
May 4th, 2006, 10:32 PM
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Here is a list of forensic watch words that the government does not like. Using them in tapped telephone conversations and subversive web postings will irk the feds. If you are up to no good, I suggest you avoid these watch words. Encryption can be your friend as well as code talk.

..50-caliber
011-202-797-3300
011-234-1-261-0097
011-254-2-537-800
011-27-12-342-1048
011-30-1-721-2951
011-32-2-508-2111
011-33-1-4312-2222
011-34-91-587-2200
011-36-1-267-4400
011-372-6-68-8100
011-380-44-490-4000
011-39-06-4674-2710
011-40-1-210-4042
011-41-31-357-7011
011-420-2-5753-0663
011-43-1-313-39-2155
011-44-207-499-9000
011-45-3555-3144
011-4822-628-3041
011-49-30-238-5174
011-49-69-7535-0
011-507-207-7000
011-52-5-55080-2000
011-523-33825-2700
011-526-662217-2375
011-526-664681-7400
011-528-81343-2120
011-541-15-777-4533
011-55-61-321-7000
011-56-2-330-5003
011-57-1-315-0811
011-58-212-975-6411
011-61-2-6214-5600
011-63-2-523-1001
011-65-476-9100
011-66-2-205-4000
011-7-095-728-5000
011-7-3272-63-39-21
011-81-3-3224-5000
011-82-2-397-4114
011-852-2523-9011
011-90-312-455-5555
011-91-11-419-8000
011-92-51-2080-0000
011-962-6-592-0101
011-966-1-488-3800
011-972-3-519-7575
1(5-tetrazolyl)-4-guanyl tetrazene hydrate
1, 2-bis (2, 2-difluoro-2-nitroacetoxyethane)
1,2,4 butanetriol trinitrate
1-604-685-4311
1-613-238-5335
1-800-232-5378
1-800-843-5678
1-800-be-alert
1-800-bealert
1-809-221-2171
1000 ml
1200 vanier parkway
15 cfr part 730
1505 barrington st.
175mm
18 u.s.c. 1956
2,2-dinitropropyl acrylate
2,4,6 tetranitro-n-methylaniline
2,6-bis(picrylamino)
2-butanol
2-butanone
21 u.s.c. 812
21 u.s.c. 841
21 u.s.c. 848
22 cfr part 120
233u
235u
237np
239pu
246-436-4950
3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine
3000 ml
4-methoxyamphetamine
4-methylene
5000 ml
700 army navy drive
747
A P O R R H T O N
abadie
abaqus
abdelkarim hussein mohamed al-nasser
abduct
abdul rahman yasin
abdullah ahmed abdullah
aboriginal
absorption column
Abu Nidal Organization (ANO)
Abu Sayyaf Group
abuser
accelerator
accelerometer
access
aced
acetaldehyde
acetic anhydride
acetone
acetylene
acetylides
acid
aclu
acquire
actinium-228
action
action montréalaise contre la guerre
activism
adams
adan medrano
aerodynamic
aeroelastic
aerosol challenge testing chamber
affidavit
afghanistan
afit
afrl
agency
aggressive
agitator
ah-1w
ah-64
ahf
ahmad ibrahim al-mughassil
ahmed khalfan ghailani
ahmed mohammed hamed ali
ahmed ressam
aids
ak
ak-47
AKPRE ANOPPHTON
Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade
al-Jihad (Egyptian Islamic Jihad)
al-qaeda
al-Qa’ida
alaska boreal forest council
albania
alberta
alcohol
aldrich
algeria
ALGJORTI
algorithm
ali atwa
ali saed bin ali el-hoorie
alkaloid
allah
allegheny defense project
alliance for a paving moratorium
alliance for the wild rockies
allies
alloy
allwave
alp: in defense of animals
alpha emitter
alpha-ethyl-tryptamine
ALTO SECRETO
aluminum ophorite
amatex
amatol
ambassador
ambush
american front
american heritage rivers
american rivers
american wildlands
americans for the environment
americium
americium-241
americium-242
americium-243
amien rais
amine nitrate
amine nitrates
ammonal
ammonia distillation
ammonia-hydrogen exchange
ammonium nitrate
ammonium nitrate-fuel oil
ammonium perchlorate
ammonium picrate
ammonium salt lattice
ammunition
amphetamine
AN-SICREIDEACH
anabolic
anadrol
anal
analogue
anarchist
anarchy
anas al-liby
anavar
andino
anechoic
anfo
angola
anhydride
animal liberation front
animal rights
annihilate
anonymous
anthranilic
anthrax
anti-aircraft
anti-capitalist convergence
anti-corporate
anti-jam
anti-personnel
anti-satellite
anti-war
antiaircraft
antibody
anticompromise emergency destruct
antimony-124
antimony-126
antisera
antitoxin
aperture
apocalypse
appalachian trail home
arab
arellano-felix
arfcos
ariel sharon
armed
Armed Islamic Group (GIA)
arming
array
arrest
arsenal
artillery
aryan
aryan brotherhood
aryan circle
asa hutchinson
Asbat al-Ansar
ashcroft
assassination
assault
assault rifle
assay
assistant administrator steven casteel
assistant commissioner richard proulx
asylum
atehortua
atf
atomic vapor
attack
Aum Shinrikyo
authentication
autodyn
avionics
avlis
awad
axis
ayman al-zawahiri
azerbaijan
b&d
b-52
bacteria
bacteriological
badran
baggies
bagheera
bahrain
ballistic
baltimore gas electric
bank draft
baratol
barium-133
barium-140
baronol
barry mccaffrey
Basque Fatherland and Liberty (ETA)
batf
baumstark
beaf
beaumont
beijing
BEKOLI SERRI
belfast
benzoyl peroxide
benzyl
beryllium
bestiality
beta-gamma emitter
bible
bids
billions
binary
biochemicals
biological
biometric
bioterrorism
bis (trinitroethyl) carbonate
bis (trinitroethyl) nitramine
bismuth
bismuth-207
bismuth-210
black market
black market peso exchange
black powder
blaine
blair
blasting agents
blasting caps
blasting gelatin
blasting powder
blindfold
blockade
bloodletting
bloods
blue mountain native forest alliance
bodeo
body armor
boeing
bogus registration
boiler room
boiling chips
boldenone
bomb
bomber
bomblet
bondage
bong
bookchin
boron-10
bosnia
botulism
boy
boychat
boylover
breakdown
breast
breeder
brentwood reservoir
bribe
british intelligence
btnec
btnen
bttn
buchner funnel
buffer
bulger
bullion
bullseye
bump off
bunker
buprenorphine
bureau
burma
burn
burning
bush
butex
buttocks
butyl tetryl
buxton
buzz
c4
c4i2
c4iftw
caa
cabinet
cadmium-109
cadmium-113
calais
calcium nitrate
calcium-45
calexico
californium-252
cambodia
campaign
canada customs contraband and intelligence unit
canadian intelligence
canadian security intelligence service act
cannabis
capitalism
capitol
carbine
carbon-14
carreon
carrier
cartel
cartridge cases
cascade checkerboard project
cascadia planet
cascadia times
cascadia wildlands project
cash
casing
casualty
catalytic
catapult
catskill center home page
caustic
cavity qed
cci
ccips
cdc
cell
cellulose hexanitrate
centers for disease control
central america
centre for quantum computation
centrifuge
ceramic
cerium-141
cerium-144
cesium-134
cesium-137
cfc
challenge
channel tunnel
chantilly
chaos
chechnya
chemical abstracts
chemistry
cheney
cherry
CHICHIMI
chicken-supers
child
child molester
child pornography
child-lover
children
china
chinese
chloral
chlorate
chloride
chlorine-36
chloroform
choke
christian
chromium-51
chula
ci
cia
cigarettes
ciisd
cipher
citation interceptor
citizenship and immigration canada
civil liberties
civil liberty
civil war
civilians
claisen adapter
clandestine
class struggle
classified
classless
clearance
climate voice
clitoris
clone
clustered computers
cnrs
cnwdi
coalition
cobalt
cobalt-60
cocaine
cock
code
code word
codeine
codeword
coerce
COK GIZLI
colex
coli
collateral
collection
collective
collusion
colombian
colors
column exchange
combatant
comint
commercialism
communications
communist
Communist Party of the Philippines/New People's Army (CPP/NPA)
compartmentalized
compartmented
composite
composition a
composition b
composition c
computer
concealment
concentrate
concentration camp
condensor
confidential
conflict
confront
congressman
conquest
conspire
constitution
consulate
consultant
consumerism
containment housing
contaminated
contra
contraception
contract
controlled
controlled cryptographic item
controlled substance
convention
convict
coolant
copper acetylide
copper-64
core
corporate
correa
corrosive
corrtex
corrupt
corticosteroid
COSMIC TOP SECRET
council of europe
counter intelligence branch
counter terrorism branch
counter-cracking
counterfeit
counterintelligence
countermeasure
courier
court
covert
crack
cracker
crash
crime
criminal
crips
crisla
cross section
cross-border
cross-flow filtration
crown ether
crtical mass
cryogenic distillation
cryptanalysis
cryptand
cryptographic
cryptologic
csic
csis
ct
cuba
cull
culture jamming
cultures
cumene
cunt
curb
curies
curium-242
curium-243
curium-244
curium-245
currency
customs
cut
cyanide
cyanogen bromide
cyanuric triazide
cyberpunk
cybersmuggling
cyclo-1,3,5,-trimethylene-2,4,6,-trinitramine
cyclo-1,3,5,7-tetramethylene 2,4,6,8-tetranitramine
cyclohexane
cyclonite
cyclotetramethylenetetranitramine
cyclotol
cyclotrimethylenetrinitramine
cypher
czech republic
d-lysergic acid
damage
dangerous
daniel seligman
dar es salaam
darht
dash
database
datb
david barbarash
david creamer
david garzon-anguiano
dci
ddnp
dea
dead
death
deca-durabolin
deceive
deception
declare
decode
decoherence
decrypt
defect
defence
defenders of wildlife
defense
defense investigative service
defloration
deflowered
deforestation
degdn
degrade
degrading
delivery system
demolition
demonstration
dennis moynihan
department of defense
department of justice canada
deployment
dera
des
design characteristics
destabilize
destabilizing
destroy
destroyer
destruction
detector
detention
detonating cord
detonator
deuterium
devastate
dfait
dia
diaminotrinitrobenzene
dianabol
diazodinitrophenol
dicyclopentadiene
diethyl
diethyl ether
diethyl malonate
diethyleneglycol dinitrate
differential analyzer
diffusion
dimethylol dimethyl methane dinitrate
dinitroethyleneurea
dinitroglycerine
dinitropentano nitrile
dinitrophenol
dinitrophenolates
dinitrophenyl hydrazine
dinitropyridine
dinitroresorcinol
dinitrotoluene
dinitrotoluene-sodium nitrate
dioxane
dioxyphenyl-2-propanone
dipam
dipicryl sulfone
dipicrylamine
diplomatic pouch
direct action
direct action network
directed energy weapon
directorate
discipline
disclose
discrete log
dispatch
displacement band chromatography
DISSEMINATION AND EXTRACTION OF INFORMATION CONTROLLED BY ORIGINATOR
dissident
distillation column
dnd
dnpa
dnpd
doe
dogwood alliance
dollars
domestic
donald eugene webb
doobie
dope
drawing
dreo
drivecrypt
drown
drugs
dual-use
durabolin
dynamite
e-2c
e-3
ear
earth charter
earth first
earth island
earth justice
earth liberation
earthjustice
earthlaw
eco-terrorist
ecoanarchist
ecojustice network
econet
ecosystem
ecoterrorism
ecoworld
ecstasy
eddn
edfa
edna
ednatol
ednp
education planet
eff
egdn
egypt
ejaculation
ejecta
el viejo
electromagnetic pulse
electromigration
electronic freedom foundation
electrorefining
elliptic curve
emanations security
embargo
embassy
embezzle
emergency
emp
empowering
emsec
emulsion
encapsulating
encapsulation
encounter
endangered earth
endangered species
endangered species coalition
endangered species of hawaii
enema
enfield
enhanced lethal
enrich
enriched
envirolink network
environ-stores
environment
environmental defense fund
environmental law in the public interest
environmental media service
environmental radical
environmental working group
environmental yellow pages
environmentist
envjourn
ephedrine
equipoise
eradication
erbium
ergonovine
ergotamine tartrate
eric robert rudolph
ERITTAIN SLAINEN
erlenmeyer
erythritol tetranitrate
escape
escobar
espionage
ESTRICTAMENTE SECRETO
ether
ethlestrenol
ethyl 4,4-dinitropentanoate
ethyl ether
ethyl malonate
ethyl vinyl ether
ethyl-tetryl
ethylamine
ethylene diamine dinitrate
ethylene glycol dimethyl ether
ethylene glycol dinitrate
ethylenediamine
europium-152
europium-154
europium-155
evidence
exceptionally grave
exercise term
exhibit
exipc
expatriate
explicit
explode
exploit
explosive
explosive conitrates
explosive d
explosive gel
explosive gelatins
explosive liquid
explosive mixture
explosive powder
explosive-train
export
export control
exterminate
extraction
f-15
faa
factorization
fag
faggot
fahid mohammed ally msalam
faizabad
false
false documentation
false valuation
falun gong
fascist
fast fourier transform
fatal
fawaz al-rabeei
fayaz
fazul abdullah mohammed
fbi
fcc
fda
feces
federal
fellatio
fermenter
fetish
fiber matrices
fibre
fifth amendment
fighter
filament winding
files
filming
finajet
finely powdered metal
fintrac
firearm
firearms
firebomb
firewall
fireworks
first strike
fisa
fisher
fissile
fission products
flag of convenience
flame-thrower
flash powder
flash x-ray
flask
fleet
flight simulator
flores-garza
flow
fluxoymesterone
fn fal
foia
foreign
foreign asset
FOREIGN GOVERMENT INFORMATION
foreign intelligence
foreign intelligence surveillance act
forensic
forest action network
forest guardians
forest service employees for environmental ethics
forge
fort george g. meade
fort meade
fractional distillation
france
francis moulan
free the planet
freedom
freeze-drying
french
frequency agile
friedel-crafts
friends of the earth
friends of the earth international
fsf
fuck
fuel
fuel cycle
fuel rod
fuel-air
fugitive
fulminate of mercury
fulminate of silver
fulminating gold
fulminating mercury
fulminating platinum
fulminating silver
fume hood
fundamentalist
fundraising
fungi
furane
fused salt
fusing
fusion
fxr
g8
gaddafi
gadolinium-153
Gama’a al-Islamiyya (Islamic Group)
gamma-butyrolactone
gamma-hydroxybutyrate
gang
gaseous diffusion
gassed
gay
gaza
gbl
gelatinized nitrocellolose
gelling agent
gem-dinitro aliphatic
general dynamics
general electric
general motors
genetic
genetically modified
genetically modified organism
genital
genocide
genome database
genome sequence
george j. tenet
george j. weise
gerhard schroeder
germanium-68
ghb
girdler-sulfide
girl
girl-lover
girlchat
global conspiracy
global response
global trade
global warming
globalisation
globalization
glove box
glycerol dinitrate
glyceryltrinitrate
god
gold
gold-198
government
governor ridge
gph
gpixels
gps
Grady Ward
grand jury
graphite
greater laurentian wildlands project
green party
greener
greenpeace
greenpeace international
greig
grenade launcher
grenades
grooming
gross alpha
gross beta
growth hormone
grumman
guanyl nitrosamino guanyl tetrazene
guanyl nitrosamino guanylidene hydrazine
gun
gun mount
guncotton
guns
gunship
gyrostabilizer
h&k g3
habitat
hacker
hafnium-172
hafnium-181
halotestin
HAMAS (Islamic Resistance Movement)
handgun
hang
Harakat ul-Mujahidin (HUM)
hard core
hard-core
hardened
harm
harrier
hasan izz-al-din
hashish
hassan
hate
hawkeye
hazard
hazardous
headshop
heartwood coalition
heat condenser
heat exchanger
heat shield
heaters
heating
heavy metal azide
heavy metal azides
heavy water
hells angel
HEMLIG
hemp
henry
herat
hercules
heroin signature
herzegovina
hexahydro-1,3,5-trinitro-s-triazine
hexanite
hexanitrodiphenylamine
hexanitrostilbene
hexogen
hexogene
hexolites
high-energy capacitors
high-purity
high-speed oscilloscope
hijack
Hizballah (Party of God)
hmx
hofmann
HOJST NIMMILIGT
holland & holland
holmium-166m
home-made
homeland security
homicide
homosexual
hopeton eric brown
horror
hoshang amir bagheri
hostage
hostile
howitzer
hpc
hungary
hydrate
hydrazine
hydrazinium nitrate
hydrazoic acid
hydriodic acid
hydrobromic acid
hydrochloric acid
hydrocodone
hydrogen bomb
hydrogen-3
hydrogenation
hydroiodic acid
hydrophilic colloid
hydrophone
hype
hypervelocity
I-KUP BI MIL
ibrahim
ibrahim salih mohammed al-yacoub
icn
identity
ideological
ifor
igc
igniter
igniter cord
ikrema
illegal
illicit
imad fayez mugniyah
image
imagery analysis
imf
immigration act
immolation
immunity
immunize
import
improvised
incendiary
incest
incinerate
incinerator
inciting
indecent
indecent poses
india
indicator
indicted
indictment
indiginous
indium-114m
indoctrinate
industrial complex
indymedia
inertial confinement
inertial platform
infect
influenza
info com
informant
infosec
infowar
infrastructure
inhalant
initiating tube
initiation
initiator
inject
injure
inlet
inner envelope
inner wrapper
ins
institute for social ecology
insurgent
INTAKAI KHUFIA
integrated
intelligence
intercept
intercontinental
intercourse
interdiction
interferometer
interferometric
intermediates
international monetary fund
internet
intramuscular
intrusion
intrusion detection
investigate
investigation
iodine-125
iodine-131
ion cyclotron resonance
ion exchange
iran
iraq
iridium-192
irish
iron-55
iron-59
irradiated material
irs
islamabad
islamic
Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU)
isopropyl ether
isostatic press
isotope
itar
ivory
j forensic sci
j org chem
jail
Jaish-e-Mohammed (JEM) (Army of Mohammed)
jalalabad
james spencer springette
jammu
janap 299
jdam
jew
jiang
jihad
JIRRI LIL GHAXEH
john c. gannon
john e. mclaughlin
john innocent okayfor
john l. helgerson
john w. magaw
joint
jose alvarez tostado
juan carlos arboleda
judge
judicial
juice
kabul
Kahane Chai (Kach)
kananaskis
kandahar
kashmiri
kazakhstan
kdnbf
keith hall
ketamine
key management
keygen
keystone
keystroke logger
khalid shaikh mohammed
kidnap
kill
kiloton
kim jong
KIMITSU
klein
knife
kofi annan
koran
korea
kosovo
krag-jorgensen
kropotkin
kropstschek m78
krypton-85
krytrons
Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK)
laboratory
lan
lancaster
land mines
lariat ether separation
laser weapon
Lashkar-e Tayyiba (LT) (Army of the Righteous)
latvia
launch vehicle
launder
lawrence k. gershwin
lead azide
lead mannite
lead mononitroresorcinate
lead picrate
lead salts
lead styphnate
lead sulfocyanate
lead trinitroresorcinate
lead-210
leader
league of conservation voters
lebel
lee-metford mk i
left
left-wing
legion of doom
lemat
lenin
lesbian
lethal
lewis c. merletti
li/nh3
liaison
lialh4
liberate
Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE)
libertarian
liberty reservoir
libya
licensed
light water
light weapon
liquid oxygen converter
liquidate
liquor
lithium
loch raven reservoir
lockheed
logging
logistic
lolita
lord bassam of brighton
lord hylton
los alamos
lottery
louis freeh
loved boys
loved girls
low yield
low-hafnium
loyalist
lpi
lsd
lsdyna
lt gen michael v. hayden
luar vetus lorrett
lucent
lucrative
lumber company
LUP SOOD GNOD
LUP TISUD
lysergic acid diethylmide
m-110a2
m-16
m16
m1a2
machine gun
magazine
magic lantern
magnesium perchlorate
magnetic stir bar
MAKTUM JIDDAN
mali
malonic acid
man-boy
manganese-56
manifest
mannitol hexanitrate
mantles
mapping
maraging steel
marijuana
martin marietta
martin wagner
martyr
mass
mass destruction
mass spectrometer
massacre
massively parallel
masturbate
matériel
mauser
mauser zigzag
maxibolin
MAXIMO SECRETO
maximum security
mayaguez
mayday
mazar
mcdonnel douglas
mcgrath
mcp
mdma
mdnp
mean
megaton
mek
membrane
mems
merck index
mercuric fulminate
mercury
mercury oxalate
mercury tartrate
mercury-203
meshed
mesoscopic
metabolite
methamphetamine
methandriol
methandrostenolone
methcathinone
methyl 4,4-dinitropentanoate
methyl ethyl ketone
methylamine
methylamine nitrate
methyltestosterone
metriol trinitrate
mgd
mh-53j
mi5
mi6
mi7
michael scott bliss
microballoon
microdot
middle east
migrant
militarization
military critical
milling machine
milosevic
mine
mine-sweeping
minister
ministerial
minol-2
minster of national defence
mirage
miscavige
mislabelling
missile guidance
missile tracking
misuari
mixed oxide fuel
mk-ultra
mlis
mman
mobilize
modeling
modem
mohamed reda tabbara
mohammed
mole
molest
molotov
molten salt
molybdenum
molybdenum-99
monarchist
money
money order
monitor
monoclonal
monoethanolamine nitrate
monomethylamine nitrate
mononitrotoluene
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Third_Rail
May 5th, 2006, 12:39 AM
Is that it?



That doesn't waste anywhere near enough money, surely there's more! :D

nbk2000
May 5th, 2006, 01:11 AM
The 011 numbers are American embassies in foreign countries.

You'll notice that the words 'Chicken/Nazi/Breeders' are on this list.

THEY'RE ONTO ME!! :D

And now I have a whole list of words, some of which I've never heard of before, to check out and see what perverse use I could put them to use for. :p

Chris The Great
May 5th, 2006, 01:18 AM
Some of those must really get tripped a lot... especially words such as "cock" "cunt" "penis" etc (yes, those are on there!).

They are, after all, the prime subject of at least half the internet. :P

I don't see how that hell they could possibly watch that many words and notice the microscopic portion of it that would be "real" terrorist activity. Meh, bureaucracy at it's best.

akinrog
May 5th, 2006, 12:12 PM
I remember a discussion in a forum (was it this forum?) a long time ago. In the discussion the members were stating that these keywords which are on watch list can be used to flood / attack echelon.

Assume that several millions of people are using the very same message containing a mixture, a combination of these words. I believe this shall give the f*ggots in Echelon to a good middle finger. Regards

knowledgehungry
May 5th, 2006, 12:26 PM
Where was this list obtained if I may ask?

I found it funny that the word Scientology is on the list, I never thought of stupid celebrities as a threat to "National Security".

I wonder how long until RogueSci is on that list ;)

FUTI
May 5th, 2006, 01:08 PM
If the list float somewhere on the web please give us the link. Sometimes based on the source you can tell is it hoax or not. P*rn sites have even higher percent in net load Chris AFAIK so I guess they have huge servers and supercomputers to track this list or this is just "feable be scared" technique.
USE
Aikon's idea isn't bad...you make a short message using Baessian logic from that list that make it look like real letter and using public e-mail SPAM all around. But that would strain web and I would hate that.
PARAGRAPH
If you follow wordcount link I posted before you will find that there is a link to most used words (I guess on the web)...and you guess right s*x is No.1. That is another list (first 100 words maybe) to abuse maybe - although I would rather try to use it as basis for my spam filter.
BREAKS
If the list Mega posted is valid then we can make their job harder...each chemical term has it's abreviation right;) or trivial name or CAS or...you get the point. We make the counter-list and post it. If they find about it no big deal, at least we slow them down since more search strings you add the slower they are. Or they can go around this one?

Silentnite
May 5th, 2006, 03:15 PM
Don't worry folks, the government recognizes it's inability to watch all these words. Haven't you ever thought the english language too complicated? Well the government is stepping in and combining some words, and throwing some out.

No more doublespeak please. Doublethink plus good.

It'll happen soon enough.

megalomania
May 5th, 2006, 09:22 PM
The list was compiled by a man named Grady Ward. Look him up on google, he is quite the interesting fella. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grady_Ward for a start.

I also forgot the first part of the list because I thought it was a PGP header...

Notice: the following list should be treated as if it had only
orthographic and syntactic, but not semantic, content.
(202) 324-3000
(301) 688
(313) 965-2323
(703) 808
(716) 856-7800
(907) 276-4441
(Absolutely secret)
(EXDIS)
(FGI)
(NOFORN)
(ORCON)
(SIOP-ESI)
(TS)
(TS-RD)(N)
(WNINTEL)
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----

nbk2000
May 5th, 2006, 11:03 PM
Anything PGP'd automatically gets you on the short list, eh? Figures...

Though this makes me wonder: If the contents of PGP messages are unreadable, why bother intercepting the contents, instead of just recording who send it to whom. Perhaps They can read it, even if they can't do it except for rare occassions, because of the resources required?

Chris The Great
May 6th, 2006, 01:17 AM
RSA (encryption algorithm used by PGP) IS crackable (and very straightforward to crack), but the resources required are enormous for even 1024-bit keys. 256-bit is crackable on your PC in a few hours, 512-bit messages take hundreds of computers and distributed computing. I would imagine a 4096-bit key would take teams of military supercomputers working for months to crack. You'd really have to do something to "earn" that kind of computing power.

So I guess when you destroy Israel NBK, you may want to get a new key :D

Chopper
May 13th, 2006, 11:12 AM
All of this may lead one to wonder then, what was the point of the big shit-fight with Google? I mean if they intercept anyway, what is the point of asking for records of people's searches?
USE
May we assume that the govt/millitary can't access these searches, or do we assume that they're too 'lazy' or 'cheap' to use the necessary computing power.
PARAGRAPHS
I've been intrigued about this very matter ever since the story broke.

nbk2000
May 14th, 2006, 03:15 PM
Probably a case of 'why do the work, if they've already done it for us?'. :)

Get Google to hand over the info, and you've freed up resources that you would have to otherwise use covertly to do the same task.

ShadowMyGeekSpace
May 17th, 2006, 12:02 AM
This list is too large to be effective, with too many common words. I could see things like a CAS number being important, or specific chemicals, but fag, orgy, orgasm, and ear? Too broad, and they'll just get some guys weird fetish anyways. For every possible one relevent keyword hit, they just had 10,000,000 query's for porn.

megalomania
May 17th, 2006, 08:34 AM
What are 10 million queries to the NSA, the organization with the single largest budget in the government? A heuristic program could analyze sentence structure to determine the context of “rape” or “fag” and disregard 99.9% of such sites. That still leaves some ten thousand sites, and combining them with several thousand watch words brings us back to several million websites. Millions of websites may be daunting to you or me individually, but big government is a team sport. You know the old story of ten thousand monkeys clicking away at ten thousand typewriters will eventually create the greatest work ever written? Now imagine ten thousand government lackeys toiling away in the bowels of some NSA facility, each responsible for only several thousand websites. You put in a 40 hour week doing nothing but searching for subversive websites and I bet you could find a lot.

For half the cost of a single stealth bomber the NSA can hire ten thousand brave men and women to troll through the seedy underbelly of the Internet. Look how much accumulated knowledge The Forum has acquired in the last few years from only a few thousand members, and many of those are amateurs to boot. Last time I checked the NSA hires the best and brightest. No kewl could survive an NSA background check. I bet those NSA guys at least have to attend a seminar about how to search on Google*. Only the government would be so monumentally wasteful to hire that many people to surf the web, but that’s what taxes are for right?

*Google loves to hire guys from the NSA, they get more than just a memo on how to search, they invented searching!

ShadowMyGeekSpace
May 18th, 2006, 02:15 AM
The biggest factor is how much bandwidth is used in search terms. Theres too much data, even with several OC-192 lines using the latest DWDM systems on the same SONET ring... it's too much fucking data! It's like throwing the whole chinese phone book at you and NBK and telling you to go interview every single "Chin", "Chan", "Chong", and "Wong" without an interpretter, and then interviewing all of those people's friends.

nbk2000
May 18th, 2006, 03:19 AM
OT:

Supposedly, there's only 100 names in the chinese language. It's in the combinations that there is identity, but even that is SO limited compared to others, such as english.

I'm sure the computers are looking for sentences that make linguistic sense, like "Firebomb the faggots", or "Naughty Lolita Necrophilia". :p

ShadowMyGeekSpace
May 18th, 2006, 05:52 AM
OT:

Supposedly, there's only 100 names in the chinese language. It's in the combinations that there is identity, but even that is SO limited compared to others, such as english.

I'm sure the computers are looking for sentences that make linguistic sense, like "Firebomb the faggots", or "Naughty Lolita Necrophilia". :pAnd that right there is a shitload of CPU time to run each query through the list of badwords, and still a shitload of bandwidth to send the packets to the computer that will be doing the analysys.

Chris The Great
May 18th, 2006, 12:56 PM
Could just by their psyops at work. Release a list (accidentaly "leaking it"), some people think "oh, bad government" and then go about their daily lives consisting of sitting in front of the TV or watching flash animations all day on the computer, the people of real importance (not us of course ;) ) all debate about how feasible it is, come to the conclusion that it isn't, and thus create an illusion of safety for themselves.

In the meantime, the government has a very specific system for finding stuff of real importance, which they manage to keep secret.

They'd probably have two systems anyway, for different targets. One for "firebomb the faggots" and another for "naughty lolita necrophilia" (hot damn :p ). I'm pretty sure there are different "divisions" or something in the FBI to find different "evildoers". However, how often do you actually see them catch terrorists for searching/posting on the net until after the fact and they seize their computers?
I remember reading an article on how the FBI tracks "bomb makers" and the like, basically they just have guys read forums, google search "bomb" and stuff like that. They probably don't have ten thousand guys searching the net or anything, but I think that actually searching forums and such on this topic would be more useful. I'll have to find it, it was the one article I've ever seen that actually tried to understand the explosive makers... of course everyone interviewed through email for it was a kewl, but still, it was a nice change.

Besides, I think right now they spend most of their time focused on websites in Arabic, and not so much websites like us (unless they're idefense and there is a link on said arabic site to here).

ShadowMyGeekSpace
May 20th, 2006, 06:07 PM
Could just by their psyops at work. Release a list (accidentaly "leaking it"), some people think "oh, bad government" and then go about their daily lives consisting of sitting in front of the TV or watching flash animations all day on the computer, the people of real importance (not us of course ;) ) all debate about how feasible it is, come to the conclusion that it isn't, and thus create an illusion of safety for themselves.
"I find your ideas interesting and would like to subscribe to your news letter."


Although, I think the idea might be just to having us waste time thinking about it.

megalomania
May 22nd, 2006, 12:13 AM
I feel the government has provided us with a list of terms we should be searching for. Imagine all the wonderful websites out there for some of these terms.

Just at random I chose cybersmuggling and found this tidbit:
The CyberSmuggling Center, located in Fairfax, Va., currently employs 38 people and is expected to soon grow to 50 employees. The center is divided into three groups. One focuses on child pornography investigations, another searches for cybersmuggling-type activities and the third focuses on computer forensics. Many computer criminals booby-trap their computers, Lathram said, and the computer forensics team's job is to preserve any original evidence while obtaining data from original hard drives.

In what way do "criminals" booby-trap computers? Is that a physical destructive device, or is it some disk wiping trap?

ShadowMyGeekSpace
May 22nd, 2006, 12:46 AM
Don't know, but one thing I'm looking at is the fact the list contains ecstacy, mdma, and 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine but not mda. Nor does it list dextromethamphetamine, only methamphetamine. Same with amphetamine not having dextroamphetamine listed.

"Raves" is on there, but not psilocybe, psilocybin, amanita muscaria, shrooms, mushrooms, DMT, 5-MeO-DMT, or any other psychedelic assosiated with raves, with the exclusion of LSD, however LSD-25 is not on there.

This list is a peice of shit, it's padded with useless words, and words that should be included based on being related to others in the list are left out. If the government WAS watching these words (Which, like I said, I'm sure it's watching CAS searches and stuff), it would be a much more relevant, specific list. It's databases 101.

Jacks Complete
May 24th, 2006, 08:05 PM
Shadow, what you don't seem to get is that the NSA or whoever don't give a damn how much it costs, as it is all "other people's money".

In the UK, everything I send or receive to my PC is logged by the ISP for three months. It's the same for *every single person*. Every data packet into or out of the UK. The government mandated this a while back. Recently, MI5/6 (don't recall which) and Special Branch (the anti-terror asshole police) called for it to be increased to 6 years! They can then do traffic analysis on this.

Can you imagine how many harddisks a day that is? Just for me, I pull down 3Mb a day of DNS and misc other data, just from surfing, excluding actual downloads. When you pull a torrent down from 300 IPs, they get logged, too, as do any proxies you connect to. The list of sites/URLs per day is hundreds of millions across the country. But they keep it all. Oh, and if your ISP tipped you off that the police had taken a look, they would be unable to even tell their own lawyers without the serious prospect of jail time!

ShadowMyGeekSpace
May 25th, 2006, 02:50 AM
In the UK, everything I send or receive to my PC is logged by the ISP for three months. It's the same for *every single person*. Every data packet into or out of the UK. The government mandated this a while back. Recently, MI5/6 (don't recall which) and Special Branch (the anti-terror asshole police) called for it to be increased to 6 years! They can then do traffic analysis on this.


Correction: every SYN packet and UDP packet is recorded, not the whole conversation of data.

Shadow, what you don't seem to get is that the NSA or whoever don't give a damn how much it costs, as it is all "other people's money".

And I don't care about how much it costs, because thats not the issue. The issue is the bandwidth required to move it off site and record it. the NSA's tap was a small server room at AT&T's places, but they only sniffed specific data. Why? Because it's a shitload of bandwidth to record all the data, even if they had a huge array of SATA drives in RAID0, they couldn't do it. If they had the ability to, they would listen to everyone. But currently, they don't. They have to set specific pcap filters.

FUTI
May 25th, 2006, 12:24 PM
list contains ecstacy, mdma, and 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine but not mda. Nor does it list dextromethamphetamine, only methamphetamine. Same with amphetamine not having dextroamphetamine listed.


This list is a peice of shit, it's padded with useless words, and words that should be included based on being related to others in the list are left out. I'm sure it's watching CAS searches and stuff, it would be a much more relevant, specific list. It's databases 101.

mda is too short and if they use search with ? * or other similarity search approaches mda will give too many hits that will log too many irrelevant data. This can explain why they list methamphetamine since search with *methamphetamine will find the word you assume it was left out. I also find CAS much better and easier for search purposes but aside chemists who will know that and how to find it and use it...but having in mind that there is almost equall number of employed and unemployed chemists (12/10 IIRC) that can change.

ShadowMyGeekSpace
May 25th, 2006, 02:26 PM
mda is too short and if they use search with ? * or other similarity search approaches mda will give too many hits that will log too many irrelevant data. This can explain why they list methamphetamine since search with *methamphetamine will find the word you assume it was left out. I also find CAS much better and easier for search purposes but aside chemists who will know that and how to find it and use it...but having in mind that there is almost equall number of employed and unemployed chemists (12/10 IIRC) that can change.So mda is too short, but fag, ear, wtc, red, eff, caa, fbi, fcc, nsa, cia, nra, mek, mi5, mi6, mi7, b&d, ct, gun, gph, gps, 747, dci, dea, fxr, g8, doe, dnd, cut, fsf, fxr, ins, php, pcp, uzi, war, etc etc are long enough? Righttt.

FUTI
May 26th, 2006, 12:12 PM
I have allways assumed that words like FBI, CIA etc. they will look as all caps or they won't include * (search exact phrase option). I believe they do it. It may be a waste of government money to some extent, but smart use of social/linguistic investigation will give most frequent words to look upon.

For example in case of crackdown this site have very good chance to disappear in the thin air. I know the guys who run it will find a free net space to reopen the forum, under a new name they will have a problem to locate it right away, but if they can snoop for a specific word trail those blood hounds will eventually find it. We wouldn't try to hide our activity unless there is a major sh*t going on as our current policy is to be a weapon of mass instruction and that is hard if you hide yourself deep underground. They develop tools to find the bad guys and that isn't bad, but I'm much more concerned about who makes the judgement who is good or bad as in that case it will make a lot of difference on whom they will use those tools.

30yearstoolate!
August 15th, 2006, 04:49 PM
This list includes massive amounts of data. BUT... Think about how advanced our systems have become in the past several years.

The US government had this processing power in the early 1990's. Along with other governments. They have processing power at least 100 times more powerful [than the average personal computer] in most post offices, police stations, and hospitals. This is because of the networking.

Think of the number crunching ability of supercomputers of the government. What they dont tell you is how much they know. Which is a lot more than us.

Personally I doubt the ability to watch everything all at once but I do believe that most of it is getting watched.

An example is the terrorists recently thwarted in the UK that couldn't have been done without some hacking. The problem is the majority of us (as NBK says: ) "sheep":D either dont know or dont care about the abilities of our governments.

Sausagemit
August 16th, 2006, 11:38 PM
I should send this entire list of words to my brother who is currently on the USS Enterprise.

I wonder how pissed off his CO would get because they have to censor incoming and outgoing e-mails for illicit and sensitive material.

Me and him were talking about him becoming an EOD and I mentioned making RDX out of simple household items. When he got the e-mail the "RDX" was turned into "***".

megalomania
August 17th, 2006, 09:05 PM
Compare and contrast our governments number crunching ability with societies increasing quantity of numbers to crunch. I think the volume of new data has far exceeded the increase of processing power, yes? Moore’s law has stagnated in the past few years. Neither Intel nor AMD has released a 4GHz retail processor (I say retail stock speed, I know you can overclock them). Clock speeds have stagnated because they are designing smarter processors, not brute force ones. It costs roughly twice as much to build a fab plant for a processor that is twice as fast as the previous generation. Now that fab plants cost into the billions, they no longer have the financial incentive to build faster processors quite so fast.

Now, the amount of data follows no such restrictions. With P2P traffic, streaming video, voice and text chat, and all the little pickaninnies in 3rd world countries getting cheap computers, data traffic is staggering. What will happen if Skype imitation appz take off and billions start using voice traffic, encrypted by default I might add? Every new hacker trick underscores the need to use encryption in daily use. What if every app starts enabling encryption be default?

Ignore the conspiracy theory that the government has backdoors into every encryption product. Maybe the government can brute force their way into some of these encryption products, but at what cost? Analyzing open text is one thing, but try that with video and audio, and encrypted content.

For the government it is a game of catch up. When faster computers will not cut it, you build bigger ones. AMD was just awarded the contract to supply the processors to Cray to build the world’s largest supercomputer. http://investors.cray.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=98390&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=873357&highlight=

For the same $200 million they spent on the computer to be spent upgrading data traffic for ISP’s could add millions of customers.

Misanthropologist
August 30th, 2006, 01:51 PM
The primary searching would be done by computer programs searching for three or four instances of said words or certain combinations, then the massively shortened list is probably run through a syntax/context checker. If you really think they're using some google-type engine you're horribly mistaken. They've got the best and brightest zombies willing and able to create much more sophisticated systems. The short list is then checked by human eyes, and most of these, too, are probably dismissed.

The remainder, e.g. me, you, and probably everybody else here, go to the hotlist.

Bandwidth isn't an issue, they have the resources and won't hesitate to waste them on us. Control is their #1 priority. No matter how anonymous you think you are online-they know who and where you are.

A side note: OH SHIT! I pretty much figured I was on the list somewhere but if this is THE list I have probably typed in 80% of these watchwords, usually in the types of context they'd look for. I'd better not try and board a plane anytime soon! Might wind up in Guantanamo!