ComputerCOP

Deeplinks Blog by Dave Maass | November 21, 2017

Treasury Department Concludes Fraud Investigation into ComputerCOP 'Internet Safety' Software

Three years ago, EFF exposed how hundreds of law enforcement agencies were putting families at risk by distributing free ComputerCOP “Internet safety” software that actually transmitted keystrokes unencrypted to a third-party server. Our report also raised serious questions about whether the company was deceiving government agencies by circulating a...

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Document | November 21, 2017

ComptuerCOP: Islip Summer Series

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Document | November 21, 2017

ComputerCOP: U.S. Treasury Department Inspector General Report of Investigation Exhibits

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Document | November 21, 2017

ComputerCOP: U.S. Treasury Department Inspector General Report of Investigation

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Deeplinks Blog by Bill Budington, Dave Maass, Jeremy Gillula | October 1, 2014

How to Remove ComputerCOP

As EFF outlined in a special report, ComputerCOP is a piece of "Internet Safety" software of dubious value that law enforcement agencies around the country have distributed to families for free. One of the main components of the software is KeyAlert, a keystroke-capturing function that records everything a user...