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badphormula on June 4th, 2008 at 6:13 pm:
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A criminal conspiracy has been ongoing between BT (British Telecom) and 121Media (Phorm) since 2006 through to the present. They have been spying on private personal information of BT customers (more than 100,000 customers, such as Stephen Mainwaring who reported this matter to the BT and the media). The person mainly responsible for instigating this criminal act is Stratis Scleparis CTO of BT who jumped ship and joined criminal outfit 121Media (Phorm) as their CTO.
The first known illegal spying on BT customers was back in 2006, when Scleparis overlooked the “Intra-ISP Rootkit” installation, it was known to Scleparis at that time that 121Media(Phorm) was already in trouble with their illegal “PC based Rootkit” (Apropos) spying on millions of innocent victims. Scleparis advised 121Media to abandon their illegal PC based rootkit in order that they could concentrate on a more sinister spying project affecting 10’s of millions of potential victims with a rootkit they could never escape or remove, namely the “Intra-ISP rootkit” which would tap every single piece of data that passed through the ISP networks.
Btw 121Media(Phorm) spyware criminal development team is based in Moscow, Russia home of much computer based crime. The malicious code development team based in Moscow, Russia will have complete control over the “Intra-ISP rootkit” technology based in British network facilities, this illegal proprietory technology is off limits to BT’s own technical staff who manage the network, they will just have to passively sit back and hope they are not personally liable for computer misuse and wiretap interception laws.
You can follow all the latest exposure of BT/Phorm criminal activity over on BadPhorm.co.uk website and this will give you links to other websites covering this spying scandal.
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The criminals in Russia (and Scleparis) will be laughing all the way to the bank as they know that the Russian constitution does not allow for criminals to be extradited to the UK for criminal prosecution. ( re: Litvinenko's killer )