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• Thomas Busciglio, the informant-wiretapper, a convicted Miami drug-trafficker.
• In Rio de Janeiro, wiretappers brazenly offer their services in newspaper classified sections.
• His targets in the late 1960s included illegal wiretappers, most of whom had worked as private investigators.
• But which wiretapper leaves their device on for hours, preventing their " victim " from making phone calls?
• They're relentlessly pursued by Pinwheel's hired killer or " wiretapper ", Daniel Bench ( Drago ).
• A : Designed to help police wiretappers keep pace with advancing telephone technology, the plan was a priority for FBI Director Louis Freeh.
• The new digital wireless security system, which was designed by cellular telephone industry engineers, was never intended to stop the most determined wiretappers.
• And if it's good for a murderer, it's good for a wiretapper . ( Laughter . ) It's true.
• "wiretappers and soldiers of fortune, " the same sort of riffraff and Machiavellian operators who peopled Ellroy's early crime novels.
• The report looks into the future and warns that new technology may mean that people who use cellphones could be located more easily by wiretappers _ and tracked.
• Information transmitted over the network appears in clear text and can be picked off by wiretappers or on-line computers set up to capture credit-card data.
• Telephone companies would have to help government wiretappers gain access to digital telecommunications lines under court orders; digital lines are difficult to bug without the companies'assistance.
• Already they point to the 1994 Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act, which requires that telephone companies modify their network switches to make it easier for government wiretappers.
• A 1966 article in " Life " magazine called Spindel the " No . 1 big-league freelance eavesdropper and wiretapper in the U . S ."
• For a specific LAN environment, the author introduced the notion of a wiretapper who monitors the activities of a specific transmitter on LAN . The covertly communicating parties are the transmitter and the wiretapper.
• For a specific LAN environment, the author introduced the notion of a wiretapper who monitors the activities of a specific transmitter on LAN . The covertly communicating parties are the transmitter and the wiretapper.
• The draft says Broady pleaded not guilty to the wiretapping charges, yet one of the NYT articles has the headline : " BROADY PLEADS GUILTY; Wiretapper Faces Additional Jail Terms for Conspiracy ".
• The trade show ISS World that runs every few months has been referred to as the'international cyber arms bazaar'and the'wiretappers ball'focuses on surveillance software for lawful interception.
• Tapping Internet phones is far more complicated than listening in on traditional calls because the wiretapper has to isolate voice packets moving over the Internet from data and other information packets also traveling on the network.
• Wiretappers recorded nine telephone calls between Parmar's residence in Vancouver and Reyat from either his residence or workplace on Vancouver Island that month, which got Reyat added to the list of persons being monitored for terrorist activities.