Security Architectures in the EU

Tag: Frankfurt

  • Whistleblower of the hearts: Ten years ago, Edward Snowden exposed secret mass surveillance

    Whistleblower of the hearts: Ten years ago, Edward Snowden exposed secret mass surveillance

    From 6 June 2013, media reported on secret US documents on global mass surveillance by secret services. However, many secrets lie dormant in the Snowden treasure trove, the publication of which is prevented by the state and the media. At the end of May 2013, Edward Snowden landed in Hong Kong with an arsenal of […]

  • Racist killings in German city Hanau: Chaos in the police force

    Racist killings in German city Hanau: Chaos in the police force

    An internal report reveals numerous deficits in police management in southern Hesse On 19 February three years ago, Gökhan Gültekin, Sedat Gürbüz, Said Nesar Hashemi, Mercedes Kierpacz, Hamza Kurtović, Vili Viorel Păun, Fatih Saraçoğlu, Ferhat Unvar and Kaloyan Velkov were shot dead by a racist in Hanau. The police have processed their operation on the […]

  • German ANOM investigations: The mysterious EU third state

    German ANOM investigations: The mysterious EU third state

    The FBI had a crypto-messenger programmed that was fully intercepted. For legal reasons, the US authority received the intercepted communication via detours. Because of “hearsay court orders”, its use in German criminal proceedings is questionable. Ever since the encrypted messenger service EncroChat was hacked by authorities from France and the Netherlands in March 2020, investigative […]

  • Police in Hesse expand use of “Super Recognisers”

    Police in Hesse expand use of “Super Recognisers”

    In Frankfurt, two full-time officers are now working for the humanoid facial recognition. Every day, they compare current wanted persons with existing pictures in police databases. The procedure is also supposed to work with concealed faces. Since November 2020, the Hessian police have been testing the use of so-called “Super Recognisers” for everyday investigations, manhunts, […]