What Operating System does Big Brother use to watch people?

I'm trying to figure out if the Feds have found my blog (2012revolutionary.blogspot.com) yet. I have stats on the countries and operating systems of people who view it. There's a lot of linux users and a surprising amount of people in Panama. Does this mean anything? How do you tell? What operating systems do they use to watch people?

reply to post by InsaneInsurgent11


Although I cannot answer your question, I'd like to say that if they haven't found it yet, I'm sure they just did.

reply to post by InsaneInsurgent11


My guess is that it's a system we will never see.

They know that if it's out there, we can hack it.

And if we can hack it...

Well, they have to be pi$$ed a little at knowing that we can't be kept behind firewalls for long. Sooner or later, we always get in.

they have two huge server farms - FBI and CIA, and I believe I saw pictures of Cray Super Computers.
and the Software is Israeli made. PTECH, from what I have gathered over the years of reading ATS.
Deny Ignorance - learn

This post is nothing more than plugging your own blog eh?

For one, if your worried like that, you wouldnt of made the blog.

you wouldnt of made it on blogspot(google)

and atleast you would of made it non-indexed and password protected.

Nope, this is certainly a plug!

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I've linked from ATS a lot in the past, actually. That's why I'm wondering. I need to link from conspiracy sites to find members for my organization, and I'm aware that they're probably watching. There's not much one can do about that, except cover up your ip adress and any info that could lead them to your actual location...

reply to post by InsaneInsurgent11


They use microsoft version 666.

The software dosen't matter. Why do you think it would?

If they hadn't found your blog you just gave them the address so they have it now. God job stealth man.

reply to post by InsaneInsurgent11


There the ghost in the machine. They will not show you a ip address. If you found a ip it would only go to a blackhole server.

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I'm not really worried, to tell you the truth, though I probably should be. I'm more curious. I know that a natural consequence of blogging is being watched, and I knew that when I started. What's the point if blogging if it's password protected?

I would expect unix or some custom never before heard of OS. But there are many departments and users, could be anything depending on who and why they wanted to get in.

They have the Echelon system running discreet operating systems.

I think they also use versions of P.R.O.M.I.S. software as search engines across all platforms.

So the answer to your question is all operating systems.

Cosmic...

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I will not be surprise they use Windows 7 the most to spy on people. I heard Windows 7 has an backdoor for the NSA to get in.

The correct answer is whatever OS they need to use at the time. Most day to day is probably unix of some kind.

They have these crazy things called VM's. I hear they are the wave of the future.

reply to post by Chopper


I've heard of NSA backdoors on windows os's long before W7. If you are posting anything controversial assume that they are watching. With the Total Information Awareness program I imagine they are watching everyone.

Originally posted by InsaneInsurgent11
I'm trying to figure out if the Feds have found my blog (2012revolutionary.blogspot.com) yet. I have stats on the countries and operating systems of people who view it. There's a lot of linux users and a surprising amount of people in Panama. Does this mean anything? How do you tell? What operating systems do they use to watch people?

Do you think that keywords are used, and if so which ones

Most attacks will not show up on software on the pc. You would need to look at the modems firewall to see ips coming in using tcp and icmp incoming. To check your modems firewall go to 192.168.1.254... and look for the firewall log.

compnetworking.about.com...

There are common technologies that are even more basic than the Operating System that all the operating systems use, such as a BIOS or EFI, TCP/IP, Ethernet, IP addresses, MAC Addresses, RAM, CPU, etc.

If we can understand how these base technologies work, then we can better understand how to mess with them, it really doesn't matter which OS you have because there are always common ways you can see what's going on, and thus change it.

Any OS designed by a company most certainly has a million back doors. Since it's not open source, we are not allowed to see the code, and therefore there could be anything in the code (which there is).

The more low-tech way to tell is to see how much more your computer thinks (hard drive light blinking) when you are doing absolutely nothing at all on the computer, that means that your computer is thinking or doing something in some way, if the computer is accessing the hard drive (rapidly blinking light on the front of the computer), then it could be doing anything with the data it finds.

Originally posted by infojunkie2
Do you think that keywords are used, and if so which ones

I actually do have stats on what keywords people have used... Mostly people just look up my name or one of my forum account names, or find it by searching something random and unrelated that happens to be mentioned. If the Feds found it, they would have found it through ATS or Godlikeproductions.com...unless they have a program that searches for controversial blogs without showing the keywords.

Originally posted by PokeyJoe
The correct answer is whatever OS they need to use at the time. Most day to day is probably unix of some kind.

They have these crazy things called VM's. I hear they are the wave of the future.

edit on 5-4-2011 by PokeyJoe because: (no reason given)

Unix users have viewed it four times. My guess is that it showed up on the gov's automatic register thing that lists sites with key words and then a person might have glanced at a few pages of it and saved it into their archives to check on later.

Originally posted by VonDoomen
This post is nothing more than plugging your own blog eh?

For one, if your worried like that, you wouldnt of made the blog.

you wouldnt of made it on blogspot(google)

and atleast you would of made it non-indexed and password protected.

Nope, this is certainly a plug!

No, that wasn't my intention. I'm not worried, just curious. I tried to find out through research what they use, but there wasn't much out there, so I made this thread. The only reason I added that link was in case anyone who knew what the government was looking for wanted to see if it met the criteria.

Windows 7 ?

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Just a thought but maybe the government would use just a boring old Windows operating system so that people who would be looking wouldn't know the difference between CIA or John Smith viewing their page. Or they're using some weird super computer that doesn't leave a trace. Just my opinion.