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It’s time to share another article in the excellent Flush magazine. As usual my collection of words and ideas have been massively enhanced by great layout and bing in the company of other fantastic articles and features, thankyou @tweetthefashion<\/a>. This issue I decided to explore the world of hacking, surveillance and counter measures, encryption and t-shirts. The title “Secret Agent, on whose side?” will be familiar to many people but particularly a few old collegues where it became a bit of a mantra at work. It applied to most situations where things went wrong, usually when some sales or management over commitment made us wonder whose side they were on as we cleaned up the mess \ud83d\ude42
\nThe recent revelations about the mass government data collection may seem a shock to many but the battle for information and the counter measures around it in recent modern technology show us the trajectory this was on. This includes fictional spies like James Bond of course \ud83d\ude42
\nI was trying to strike a balance of information, historical information that may be of interest and moderate outrage at the escalation.
\nThe article is on page 108 thru 115.
\nThe direct link is here <\/a> which should take you right to the page.
\nThe embedded issue on issuu is below.<\/p>\n

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