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Last year a Media investigation A Florida-based information broker, DataTream Group, the United States has revealed that the United States has sold high-sensitive location information. At that time, the origin of this information was not known.
Now the US Senator shows a letter sent by a letter received by a media set by Ron Wyden, including 404 media, a slightly well-known Lithuanian ad-technological company of this information.
The role of the Eskimi Earth emphasizes opaque and interconnected nature of the information industry
“Some unknown advertising companies have a global internal risk risk, and all these systems are abusing this extremely sensitive information and selling these extremely sensitive information to brokers and private interests, these extremely sensitive data are sold to brokers and says” Zach Edwards “Kibers- Also high-threatening analyst, in Kibersecurity firm, a wide range of advertising technology ecosystem.
In December, the joint investigation by Wired, Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR), and Netzpolitik.org analyzed a free example of location information provided by DataTream. The investigation revealed that DataTream believes that the American military and intelligence personnel, including German airover, including German aircraft, including nuclear weapons. DataTream is an information broker in the history of data, access to other providers and then sells to customers. Its website has previously offered “Internet advertising data combined with internet advertising data, extractive emails, cookies and mobile location data.”
In this database, some in 3.6 billion locations coordinates, some entered milliseconds from 11 million mobile advertising identifiers in Germany in a month period. The information was likely to be collected through SDKs (software development sets) by developers who integrate the means of tracing the means in exchange for income exchange agreements with information brokers.
After this report, the Wyden’s office demanded the answers to the role of the US military personnel from the Datastream group on the ground. In response, DataTrelam is determined as the source of the Eskimi, stating that the information was “legally from the respectable third party provider, Eskimi.com.” Eskimi General Director Vytautas Paukstys, “Eskimi is not a reference to another island used by DatasingSeam or” information broker. “
Answering the detailed questions of the reporting team, a lawyer representing the DataTream group, M. Seth Lubin, who represents the information on the third, he said. While Lubin recognizes Wyden and admitted that it was intended for use in digital advertising, he stressed that the report staff is not intended for sale. Lubin disclosing the source of the data, refused to dismiss the reporting contract and dismiss the analysis of the reporting team as careless and wrong.
The Defense Department (DOD) refused to answer specific questions about our investigation. However, in December, the DOP spokesman Javan Rasnake said he called on the education of the Pentagon’s geolocation services to remember the education of risk and services and seriously the protocols.
In an email, the Deputy Director of the General Director of the WYDEN Keith Chu, Keith Chu, said they were trying to work with the Eskimi and Lithuanian Information Protection Organization (DPA) (DPA). On November 21, he contacted office space and did not receive an answer. The workers then contacted DPA many times, “Lithuanian company serving US military personnel with a Lithuanian company that sells the location information about the national security.” After receiving the answer, the WYDEN delegation contacted the defensive attaché at the Lithuanian embassy in Washington.
