Hacking Online Polls and Other Ways British Spies Seek to Control the Internet
I didn't realize GCHQ was in the SEO game. If they released an online tool, they'll make a <i>mint</i> selling this to marketing agencies.<p>Some examples:<p>AIRWOLF - YouTube profile, comment and video collection<p>BEARTRAP - Bulk retrieval of public BEBO profiles from member or group<p>BIRDSONG - Automated posting of Twitter updates<p>BIRDSTRIKE - Twitter monitoring and profile collection.<p>BUGSY - Google+ collection (circles, profiles etc.)<p>FATYAK - Public data collection from LinkedIn<p>FUSEWIRE - Provides 24/7 monitoring of Vbulletin forums for target postings/online activity. Also allows staggered postings to be made.<p>GODFATHER - Public data collection from Facebook<p>GOODFELLA - Generic framework for public data collection from social networks.<p>INSPECTOR - Tool for monitoring domain information and site availability<p>RESERVOIR - Facebook application allowing collection of various information.<p>GATEWAY - Ability to artificially increase traffic to a website<p>GESTATOR - amplification of a given message, normally video, on popular multimedia websites (Youtube)<p>SLIPSTREAM - ability to inflate page views on websites<p>TANGLEFOOT - is a bulk search tool which queries a set of online resources.  This allows analysts to quickly check the online presence of a target.