About Me

I'm a designer, a writer, and an analyst.

I like maps. I like pictures. I like to figure out how things work.

Carnot Systems
Contact

richarduwheeler
at
gmail_dot_com

Social Networking Profiles
Twitter
Danger Room
Truman National Security Project
« "How to Talk Like a Pirate … in His Native Somali" on Wired's Danger Room | Main | "Gone (spear)-phishing..." »
Monday
Aug012011

"Here’s How U.S. Spies Will Find You Through Your Pics" on Wired's Danger Room

Iarpa, the intelligence community’s way-out research shop, wants to know where you took that vacation picture over the Fourth of July. It wants to know where you took that snapshot with your friends when you were at that New Year’s Eve party. Oh yeah, and if you happen to be a terrorist and you took a photo with some of your buddies while prepping for a raid, the agency definitely wants to know where you took that picture — and it’s looking for ideas to help figure it out.

Read the full post at Danger Room.

PrintView Printer Friendly Version

EmailEmail Article to Friend