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TrapWire
TrapWire is a counter-terrorism technology company that produces a homonymous predictive software system designed to find patterns indicative of terrorist attacks.
== History ==
The company was named in August 2012, through the WikiLeaks releases, as a source of software that facilitates intelligence-gathering on U.S. and global citizens, using surveillance technology, incident reports from citizens, and data correlation for local police and law enforcement agencies.
Details about the program emerged in 2011, after Stratfor's emails were hacked and released. According to a report by Russia Today, a network of surveillance cameras was installed "In major American cities at selected high value targets (HVTs) and has appeared abroad as well." A software program analyzes the images to detect "suspicious" behavior. The program is reported to be a joint effort by Stratfor and Abraxas Corp (VA), but following an ownership change, Abraxas has no involvement in the technology venture. The report also refers to a 2006 article in which then-current Abraxas Vice President R. Daniel Botsch outlined TrapWire's capabilities:
In one leaked email, Stratfor vice president Fred Burton stated TrapWire is in place at every high-value target in New York City, Washington, D.C, and Los Angeles, as well as London and Ottawa.
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