Here's a direct link, but it also says (especially for those on dial-up):Free tool detects government spyware
Tom's Guide
By Jill Scharr
Published November 21, 2014
Governments all around the world use malware and spyware to keep tabs on people, from visitors to residents. But a security researcher's tool can now determine if your computer is infected with spyware.
The Detekt tool was developed by Berlin-based security researcher Claudio Guarnieri and supported by several human-rights groups. Detekt is checks for malware that is often used against journalists, activists and other people frequently targeted by governments.
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Available as a free download, Detekt is primarily a scanner; its primary purpose is to warn users if they're being spied on, not to remove that spyware. If Detekt does detect spyware, the researchers recommend users disconnect that computer from the Internet and stop using it immediately. Then, users should contact an expert via a computer they don't normally use.
Lists of experts who may be able to help, along with their PGP keys for sending encrypted emails, are available from Detekt's website.
Detekt is currently compatible with Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 and 8.1. It's available in English, German, Italian, Spanish, Arabic and Amharic, the national language of Ethiopia.
According to Amnesty International, one of Detekt's co-sponsors, an early version of the tool was used to investigate surveillance practices in several countries. Detekt discovered that several human-rights lawyers and activists in Bahrain were being spied on with a commercial piece of spyware called FinSpy.
Amnesty International warns that Detekt can't magically detect all spyware; rather, it is designed to recognize some of the most commonly used and encountered commercial spyware. The developers will continue to update Detekt as the spyware it targets evolves and changes.
"The growing trend in indiscriminate mass surveillance on a global scale was laid bare by the Edward Snowden disclosures," writes Amnesty International in its post on Detekt. "Following the lead of the USA and other industrialized countries, governments everywhere now justify the use of such surveillance. This has a chilling effect on the rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly in countries across the world."
Go to the links (from the DIRECT LINK I POSTED ABOVE) to download the tool you need, in the format you need for installation/running.Detekt v1.8
Nex botherder released this Nov 25, 2014
Fixed dependency. Windows 8.1 64bit is not supported yet. You can download the main application by clicking on the detekt.exe button. Beware: the file is about 27MB in size.
Also, if you don't mind, PLEASE let us know if you happen to find any of this shit on your computers. So far, I haven't found it on any of mine, but when browsing the Internet, I usually use a Live Linux/Knoppix disk - all running in RAM, so it would be rather difficult for them to install something and it sticks on my system. No doubt (mostly due to laziness), almost all their little bugs are programmed ONLY for Winblows users/computers (in a variey to languages). As far as I can tell, this particular tool runs ONLY on WINBLOWS computers - but that doesn't mean other OS's might not be compromised. It's just that this tool is only designed for WINBLOWS.
But it would be interesting to find out if any of our members came up with this little POS spy tool installed. RIP IT OUT and tell the .gov ASSHOLES to pound sand all the way up until it affects their vision and hearing - and then POUND IN SOME MORE!!!!
FUCK-'EM!!!