In Terror War, Privacy vs. Security

03 Jun 2002

In the amorphous war on terrorism, government officials believe they have a new weapon: the growing number of financial institutions that use powerful technology to monitor confidential customer activity and report suspicious behavior to law enforcement and intelligence officials. Full Story

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In Terror War, Privacy vs. Security

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