Showing posts with label nsa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nsa. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 11, 2013

US and British Spy Agencies Call-out Edutainment Bundle of Games

US And British Intelligence Agencies Concerned About Middle East Edutainment Software

Here's more coverage from the "target-development" document leaked by Edward Snowden. One bundle of games gets singled out in the document as promoting religious ideology, but when I looked into the "Islamic Fun" pack from a UK development studio, all I found were some shitty multiple choice games meant to educate kids about Islam. How these are considered a threat to our national security on any level is absurd. Click the link to learn more about terrorist education game software.

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

5 Games You've Been Playing With The NSA And GCHQ Spy Agencies

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5 Games You've Been Playing With The NSA And GCHQ Spy Agencies

Edward Snowden's NSA documents specifically call out Blizzard Entertainment's World of Warcraft as a tool for extremist cells to gather, communicate, organize, and level their Pandaren Mages. The report mentions that the difference between parties and guilds has an impact on terrorist-threat-levels in that Guilds are more permanent, that they have a organizational structure complete with rank and responsibilities. So which female Goblin Rogue is the NSA plant in your Guild? You haven't put him in charge of buffing the group, have you?

Terrorism Fact: Leeroy Jenkins was actually a deep cover agent testing disruptive capabilities in embedded terrorist cells.
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Monday, December 9, 2013

Edward Snowden Confirms US And British Spying Agencies Follow You In-Game

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Edward Snowden Confirms US And British Spying Agencies Follow You In-Game

For all the battling you do against the forces of darkness in your favorite online games, the United States and British intelligence agencies ballooning with fattened budgets in a post 9/11 fear state have decided that you and all the gamers you interact with in massive virtual worlds pose a threat to the safety of citizens everywhere.
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