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Hacking-code mandate letter: Skirtumas tarp puslapio versijų
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(Naujas puslapis: A <b>hacking-code mandate letter</b> is a letter that is sent to a website-owner by a <br> domestic intelligence agency, and which mandates that the website include a piece of code, <br> such as Google ReCaptcha, which can hack-into the computer of the website-users. <br> The letter itself doesnot actually state that the piece of code is used for hacking, <br> but rather, it is claimed to be for benign purposes, per the method of feigning benign intent. <br> Like other...) |
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<br> but it is notable that hacking-code mandate letters, in particular, | <br> but it is notable that hacking-code mandate letters, in particular, | ||
<br> have also been sent to many <i>commercial</i> websites. | <br> have also been sent to many <i>commercial</i> websites. | ||
<br> Such hacking-code most-often works by interacting with code that is | |||
<br> present in [[post-2006 Windows]] and other operating systems that have been | |||
<br> | <br> commandeered by intelligence agencies. | ||
<br> present in [[post-2006 Windows]] and | <br> Hacking-code was added to amazon.com's checkout-page and user-registration-page in mid 2025. | ||
<br> The recentness of that hacking-code addition demonstrates the ongoing [[ever-worsenning nadir]]. | |||
Hacking-code mandate letters typically include a gag-order, | Hacking-code mandate letters typically include a gag-order, | ||
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<br> A hacking-code mandate letter may additionally be accompanied by one or more other types of mandates. | <br> A hacking-code mandate letter may additionally be accompanied by one or more other types of mandates. | ||
[[Category:Privacy rights]] | [[Category:Privacy rights]] | ||