April 19, 2007 at 19:35The country did not recognize its heroes
Today’s air of Echo of Moscow made a lot of noise with excerpts from the radio interception of police talks made last Saturday in Moscow during the dispersal of the March of the Dissent . The record contains many interesting points, for example, “There are about 30 pensioners, what to do with them, detain?”, “How was Kasyanov lost?” Who works for you according to Kasyanov? ”And others.
As the source of the recording,“ Echo of Moscow ”points to a live journal of one of the organizers of the march - Marina Litvinovich . Immediately there were questions, where did the organizers of the "March of Dissent" get this record: did they intercept, bought from one of the police officers, or simply faked? In fact, this recording was not made by “dissenters” at all, but by radio amateurs. At a professional forum
They shared with Radioscanner.ru what they heard that day on police air. And two days later, the users Stas and geka digitized these records and posted the resulting mp3 files on the network ( one and the second , on which Aska is heard :-)
As follows from the discussion, it is not so difficult to intercept the negotiations of law enforcement agencies: to a secure digital standard they wo n’t cross over Tetra radio communications , and in case of emergency call each other on a cell phone. But after making the recordings widely publicized on the forum, serious debates arose about whether it was worth doing. “Here he is a living example of why you need to be careful with all these frequencies and recordings,” writesAnton Pavlovich . - Nowadays, there are a huge number of ways to close information, but stupid ones who, apart from their own little messages did not see anything and once saved to a scanner, will not understand this. Bringing to the point that there will soon be nothing to listen to ... I have already sent a letter to the Central Internal Affairs Directorate with information about a well-known forum in which they discuss frequencies of a known destination, as well as collected and generalized information about who leads it. I hope that he will fall under the hot hand and finally understand that he behaved extremely unconsciously. "
As the source of the recording,“ Echo of Moscow ”points to a live journal of one of the organizers of the march - Marina Litvinovich . Immediately there were questions, where did the organizers of the "March of Dissent" get this record: did they intercept, bought from one of the police officers, or simply faked? In fact, this recording was not made by “dissenters” at all, but by radio amateurs. At a professional forum
They shared with Radioscanner.ru what they heard that day on police air. And two days later, the users Stas and geka digitized these records and posted the resulting mp3 files on the network ( one and the second , on which Aska is heard :-)
As follows from the discussion, it is not so difficult to intercept the negotiations of law enforcement agencies: to a secure digital standard they wo n’t cross over Tetra radio communications , and in case of emergency call each other on a cell phone. But after making the recordings widely publicized on the forum, serious debates arose about whether it was worth doing. “Here he is a living example of why you need to be careful with all these frequencies and recordings,” writesAnton Pavlovich . - Nowadays, there are a huge number of ways to close information, but stupid ones who, apart from their own little messages did not see anything and once saved to a scanner, will not understand this. Bringing to the point that there will soon be nothing to listen to ... I have already sent a letter to the Central Internal Affairs Directorate with information about a well-known forum in which they discuss frequencies of a known destination, as well as collected and generalized information about who leads it. I hope that he will fall under the hot hand and finally understand that he behaved extremely unconsciously. "