The U.S.'s fourth largest ISP, Charter Communications, has notified their users that they plan to test an ISP eavesdropping and advertising technology that an internal British Telecom report concluded crashed some unsuspecting users' browsers, and a small percentage of
the 18,000 broadband customers under surveillance believed they'd been
infected with adware. For more info, click here...
Who Is Spying On You Now? - British ISP Secretly Added Spy Code To Web Sessions
By SF Bay InfraGard on June 5, 2008 5:49 PM
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