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singapore is also playing the spying game - breaking news!
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According to reports, Singapore's High Commissioner, Mr Ong Keng Yong (right), will be called in by Malaysia to seek a clarification over reports that allege Singapore is involved in spying activities against Malaysia.
Farrah Naz Karim
New Straits Times, AsiaOne
Tuesday, Nov 26, 2013
Singpore is under the spotlight following the latest revelations that it is a key "third party" in providing intelligence on Malaysia to the "Five-Eyes" intelligence grouping.
According to top secret documents leaked by former United States intelligence contractor Edward Snowden, the city state, along with South Korea, were playing key roles in helping the US and Australia tap telecommunications links across Asia on the Internet backbone -- undersea fibre optic cables that shuttle online communications between countries.
The Australian Fairfax Media, in a report, said a top secret US National Security Agency (NSA) map showed that the US and its partners -- the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and New Zealand -- had tapped high-speed fibre optic cables at 20 locations worldwide.
The interception operation, it added, involved cooperation with local governments and telecommunications companies, or through "covert, clandestine" operations.
"The undersea cable interception operations are part of a global web that, in the words of another leaked NSA document, enable the 'Five-Eyes' to trace 'anyone, anywhere, anytime' in what is described as 'the golden age' of signals intelligence.
"The NSA map, published by Dutch newspaper NRC Handelsblad, shows that the US maintains a stranglehold on Trans Pacific communications channels with interception facilities on the west coast of the US and in Hawaii and Guam, tapping all cable traffic across the Pacific Ocean, as well as links between Australia and Japan," it said.
The report added that the map confirmed that Singapore, one of the world's most significant telecommunications hubs, was a key "third party" working with the "Five-Eyes" intelligence partners.
In August, Fairfax reported that Australia's electronic espionage agency, the Defence Signals Directorate (DSD), was in a partnership with Singapore intelligence to tap the SEA-ME-WE-3 (Southeast Asia-Middle East-Western Europe 3) cable that ran from Japan, via Singapore, Djibouti, the Suez Canal in Egypt and the Straits of Gibraltar, to northern Germany.
The SEA-ME-WE-3 also runs through Malaysia, where it has a cable landing point in Mersing, Johor. Australia is connected to this line by a link from Tuas, located in the western side of Singapore, to Perth.
Fairfax quoted Australian intelligence sources, who said the highly secretive Security and Intelligence Division of Singapore's Defence Ministry, cooperated with DSD in accessing and sharing communications carried by the more than 39,000km-long SEA-ME-WE-3 cable, as well as the SEA-ME-WE-4 cable that ran from Singapore to the south of France.
"Access to this major international telecommunications channel, facilitated by Singapore's government-owned operator SingTel, has been a key element in an expansion of Australian-Singaporean intelligence and defence ties over the past 15 years," it said.
Farrah Naz Karim
New Straits Times, AsiaOne
Tuesday, Nov 26, 2013
Singpore is under the spotlight following the latest revelations that it is a key "third party" in providing intelligence on Malaysia to the "Five-Eyes" intelligence grouping.
According to top secret documents leaked by former United States intelligence contractor Edward Snowden, the city state, along with South Korea, were playing key roles in helping the US and Australia tap telecommunications links across Asia on the Internet backbone -- undersea fibre optic cables that shuttle online communications between countries.
The Australian Fairfax Media, in a report, said a top secret US National Security Agency (NSA) map showed that the US and its partners -- the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and New Zealand -- had tapped high-speed fibre optic cables at 20 locations worldwide.
The interception operation, it added, involved cooperation with local governments and telecommunications companies, or through "covert, clandestine" operations.
"The undersea cable interception operations are part of a global web that, in the words of another leaked NSA document, enable the 'Five-Eyes' to trace 'anyone, anywhere, anytime' in what is described as 'the golden age' of signals intelligence.
"The NSA map, published by Dutch newspaper NRC Handelsblad, shows that the US maintains a stranglehold on Trans Pacific communications channels with interception facilities on the west coast of the US and in Hawaii and Guam, tapping all cable traffic across the Pacific Ocean, as well as links between Australia and Japan," it said.
The report added that the map confirmed that Singapore, one of the world's most significant telecommunications hubs, was a key "third party" working with the "Five-Eyes" intelligence partners.
In August, Fairfax reported that Australia's electronic espionage agency, the Defence Signals Directorate (DSD), was in a partnership with Singapore intelligence to tap the SEA-ME-WE-3 (Southeast Asia-Middle East-Western Europe 3) cable that ran from Japan, via Singapore, Djibouti, the Suez Canal in Egypt and the Straits of Gibraltar, to northern Germany.
The SEA-ME-WE-3 also runs through Malaysia, where it has a cable landing point in Mersing, Johor. Australia is connected to this line by a link from Tuas, located in the western side of Singapore, to Perth.
Fairfax quoted Australian intelligence sources, who said the highly secretive Security and Intelligence Division of Singapore's Defence Ministry, cooperated with DSD in accessing and sharing communications carried by the more than 39,000km-long SEA-ME-WE-3 cable, as well as the SEA-ME-WE-4 cable that ran from Singapore to the south of France.
"Access to this major international telecommunications channel, facilitated by Singapore's government-owned operator SingTel, has been a key element in an expansion of Australian-Singaporean intelligence and defence ties over the past 15 years," it said.
i think our homeland security and CIA are one family...
http://www.wanttoknow.info/770804nytimes.ciabehaviorcontrolmk-ultra
http://www.wanttoknow.info/770804nytimes.ciabehaviorcontrolmk-ultra
liao la, cannot go JB cheong liao. anytime might get arrested at custom for being a spy !
the world now is in great disorder and lost its equilibrium.
there are great distrust, betrayal and suspicion.
even in our own little island, i do not trust the gahmen any more for not keeping their promise to refund us our cpfs. i only believe that money is all that matters to them. and the more the merrier to them and NOT to the citizens. :*::*::*:
there are great distrust, betrayal and suspicion.
even in our own little island, i do not trust the gahmen any more for not keeping their promise to refund us our cpfs. i only believe that money is all that matters to them. and the more the merrier to them and NOT to the citizens. :*::*::*:
even nature is angry....very very angry. there are numerous and frequent earthquakes, killer storms, super typhoons and what-nots that might be heading this way? perhaps a rogue meteorite?
singapore isn't spared. look at the floodings. yakult said it cum only once every 50 yrs. it's now like at least 3 times a week or whenever it rains.
ponding to the pap has advanced into olympic swimming poolings. make sure u wear ur ARENA or SPEEDOS. u never know when u shall need to use it.
singapore isn't spared. look at the floodings. yakult said it cum only once every 50 yrs. it's now like at least 3 times a week or whenever it rains.
ponding to the pap has advanced into olympic swimming poolings. make sure u wear ur ARENA or SPEEDOS. u never know when u shall need to use it.
even nature is angry....very very angry. there are numerous and frequent earthquakes, killer storms, super typhoons and what-nots that might be heading this way? perhaps a rogue meteorite?
singapore isn't spared. look at the floodings. yakult said it cum only once every 50 yrs. it's now like at least 3 times a week or whenever it rains.
ponding to the pap has advanced into olympic swimming poolings. make sure u wear ur ARENA or SPEEDOS. u never know when u shall need to use it.
Oppo fucktards are superstitious...are u one?
even walking casually near the seashore is catastrophic. there was a drowning that took the life of a 22 yo guy while he was walking in a phuket beach.
today it happens again. a newly graduate guy of 20yo was dragged away by the rolling tide in singapore.
the mercilessness of nature knows no bound....and our pap is not very far from behind :(
today it happens again. a newly graduate guy of 20yo was dragged away by the rolling tide in singapore.
the mercilessness of nature knows no bound....and our pap is not very far from behind :(
go take a walk near a seashore. the dragon king may want u to be his son-in-law.
You should lose some weight. Your brains are filled with FATS. It affects your logical thinking.
don't hide behind new nics, quanhuang.
quan hong? please expose....
GLITCHING is what our gahmen claimed at first. after they thought they caught the MESSIAH ANONYMOUS, they unabashfully use HACKING.
now matlander would be using a more direct serious term SPYING which probably would give them a good reason to invade and take over singapore.
jialat jialat!! indo also kena spied by singapore!!
Indonesia demands explanation from Singapore, South Korea over wiretapping
President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has instructed Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa to demand an explanation from the Singaporean and South Korean ambassadors over their alleged involvement in wiretapping operations.
"Regarding the alleged involvement of the two countries, Singapore - a friendly neighbouring country, which is a fellow ASEAN member state - and South Korea - which is a country that we have good relations with as well, I have instructed our foreign minister to demand an explanation from the ambassadors of the two countries," said Yudhoyono at the Presidential Office in Jakarta, on Tuesday evening, as quoted by Antara news agency.
The President made the statement after he led a limited meeting to discuss the continuity of Indonesia-Australia relations, following Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott's response letter over reports that said Australia had bugged phone calls of several high-ranking Indonesian officials.
Yudhoyono highlighted the importance of agreeing on a protocol or code of ethics that regulate the relations of the two countries in the future.
The President further said he would assign Minister Natalegawa or a special envoy to discuss several deeper and more serious sensitive issues on Indonesia-Australia bilateral relations after the wiretapping scandal. He hoped that the two countries could implement adhere to the protocol and code of ethics.
Copyright © 2013. Singapore Press Holdings Ltd . Co. Regn. No. 198402868E. All rights reserved.
Indonesia demands explanation from Singapore, South Korea over wiretapping
President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has instructed Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa to demand an explanation from the Singaporean and South Korean ambassadors over their alleged involvement in wiretapping operations.
"Regarding the alleged involvement of the two countries, Singapore - a friendly neighbouring country, which is a fellow ASEAN member state - and South Korea - which is a country that we have good relations with as well, I have instructed our foreign minister to demand an explanation from the ambassadors of the two countries," said Yudhoyono at the Presidential Office in Jakarta, on Tuesday evening, as quoted by Antara news agency.
The President made the statement after he led a limited meeting to discuss the continuity of Indonesia-Australia relations, following Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott's response letter over reports that said Australia had bugged phone calls of several high-ranking Indonesian officials.
Yudhoyono highlighted the importance of agreeing on a protocol or code of ethics that regulate the relations of the two countries in the future.
The President further said he would assign Minister Natalegawa or a special envoy to discuss several deeper and more serious sensitive issues on Indonesia-Australia bilateral relations after the wiretapping scandal. He hoped that the two countries could implement adhere to the protocol and code of ethics.
Copyright © 2013. Singapore Press Holdings Ltd . Co. Regn. No. 198402868E. All rights reserved.
why singappre and south korea spy like tiongcock
Woody Goh : I will worry if we don't spy.
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