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Originally Posted by phormwatch
Can someone please explain what Roman Gaufman did when he worked at 121Media and what he wrote for BT Retail?
Is the BT Retail connection about the Javascript web injections?
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What is Roman's connection with Stratis?
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"What is Roman's connection with Stratis?"
Roman Gaufman is(was) a covert 121Media/Phorm operator who was instructed to insert various pieces of spying apparatus into the BT network. We suspect (and this has now been confirmed by anonymous BT employees [and Ex-BT]) due to the secretive nature of the spying-on-customers project only a handful of BT employees at the management and technical levels knew about this malicious surveillance scheme.
Stratis Scleparis (was) the CTO of BT Retail and is responsible for the overseeing of technical development and continued operations of the BT network, and any significant changes or additions to the BT Retail network are his responsibility as CTO. Stratis Scleparis very close secretive involvment with 121Media/Phorm is now obvious, evident by his sideways shift from CTO for BT Retail to CTO of Phorm long before the WebLies system became public. This could be seen as a career opportunity for making money, for the smooth transition and eventual wholesale insertion of the Phorm Intra-ISP 'webwise' spying network and inline Rootkits.
Given the personal importance of the spying-on-customers project to Stratis Scleparis and given the very secretive covert nature of the trials and insertion of equipment without the knowledge of senior BT engineers (as confirmed by anonymous BT technical staff) we can draw the conclusion that Stratis Scleparis and Roman Gaufman were infact in close personal contact for the duration of the installation and running of the covert trials. (see leaked BT whistleblower documents regarding installation/performance/operation of the spying network to draw further conclusions regarding Stratis Scleparis and Roman Gaufman close personal relationship).
I'll add more information to the badphorm.co.uk site as a lookup resource, which can be edited and kept current.
http://www.badphorm.co.uk/e107_plugi...topic.php?7629