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Protecting privacy while complying with the FBI

Terrorists allegedly used the Internet to coordinate plans for the clan 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. In reply to other potential attacks, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has been deploying Carnivore, an e-mail and Internet surveillance/wiretap program, to Internet service providers (ISPs) of anonymous Internet access. CTX Vienna, Va., is providing clear use of its NetWitness forensics theory to any ISP which was serv a wiretap warrant if it be not that is worried about violating its customers' privacy at allowing the FBI to extend Carnivore. ???NetWitness is identical in functionality to Carnivore, nevertheless allows the ISP to do its have a title to deployment and to minimize the traffic themselves, supplying the FBI with merely the data covered by a warrant,??? says Mark Longworth, vice president of CTX

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