I've been researching the intelligence contracting industry over the past several months since the HBGary incident and together with my partners in Anonymous and Project PM have accumulated quite a bit of information that has been picked up by the press or otherwise received the attention it should; in large part, the media sort of moved on after discovering Team Themis even though there remains a great deal in the HBGary e-mails, which we've since supplemented with the e-mails acquired from another firm, Unveillance, which itself was in regular correspondence with several of the firms we're looking at. I've got a three-part series coming up in al-Jazeera that will begin by providing details of a classified surveillance program run by the military-intelligence community, one which would appear to be quite a bit beyond what's been seen before by virtue of combining a great number of sophisticated capabilities. Beyond what I'll be reporting on, there's a great deal left that we'd like to see receive some attention, which is why we've been compiling most of what we have on a wiki.
Take a look at what we've discovered regarding Endgame Systems, for instance: http://wiki.echelon2.org/wiki/Endgame_Systems. This is a major intelligence contractor that's doing unspecified work for the U.S. and at the same time has made clear in e-mails that they do not want public scrutiny. I was think