[liberationtech] Using Rayesna to Track the 2012 Egyptian Presidential Candidates on Twitter

[Patrick Meier (Ushahidi)]

Dear All,

This new tool<http://irevolution.net/2012/05/23/tracking-the-2012-egyptian-presidential-candidates-on-twitter/>may
be of interest to some. Non-Arabic speakers may want to use Chrome for
auto-translate.

All the best,
PM

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Patrick P. Meier (PhD)
Director of Crisis Mapping
& Strategic Partnerships
http://www.Ushahidi.com




On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 1:50 AM, Andrew Lewis <andrew at pdqvpn.com> wrote:

> Hey,
>
> If anyone comes across anything online that links back to Syria
> Government, in particular the Syrian Electric Army, I'd love to know IP
> addresses or other relevant info. Things I am looking for range from
> Malware to redirects on hacks, and anything in between. I am collecting
> this stuff so that I can cross check the IP addresses or other data with
> previous attacks or attempts at spyware.
>
> I know for a fact that some of malware found before reported back to an IP
> address on a line leased to Military Intelligence.
>
> -Andrew
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