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I wonder how it is legal for a bank to view data obtained by monitoring the Internet on the scale that only the NSA would be able: A Palantir user at a bank
by rubikscube 13y ago
I wonder how it is legal for a bank to view data obtained by monitoring the Internet on the scale that only the NSA would be able:
A Palantir user at a bank can, in seconds, see connections between a Nigerian
Internet protocol address, a proxy server somewhere within the U.S. and
payments flowing out from a hijacked home equity line of credit, just as
military customers piece together fingerprints on artillery shell fragments,
location data, anonymous tips and social media to track down Afghani
bombmakers.
- nemothekid 13y agoThis is overblown. You don't need to track the entire internet to realize that a fraudster is using proxy.
- rubikscube 13y agoThey are not merely seeing the proxy address. They claim to see the address behind the proxy.