| Headquarters | Lincoln, Nebraska, USA |
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| Products | PLX, Pen-Link 8, LINCOLN2, PenProxy, Xnet |
| Website | http://www.penlink.com/ |
Pen-Link, Ltd., (PenLink) is a software company that develops enterprise-grade communications surveillance data collection and analysis solutions[ buzzword] for domestic law enforcement. [1] Their flagship products include PLX and PenPoint.
One of the more publicized uses of PenLink's products was during the Laci Peterson murder case, where wiretaps taken with Pen-Link 8 and LINCOLN2 were used as evidence against Scott Peterson.
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References
- ^ Mullin, Chet (September 25, 2007). "Pen-Link employees cash in on growing surveillance business". Kearney Hub. Retrieved September 11, 2020.
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| Headquarters | Lincoln, Nebraska, USA |
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| Products | PLX, Pen-Link 8, LINCOLN2, PenProxy, Xnet |
| Website | http://www.penlink.com/ |
Pen-Link, Ltd., (PenLink) is a software company that develops enterprise-grade communications surveillance data collection and analysis solutions[ buzzword] for domestic law enforcement. [1] Their flagship products include PLX and PenPoint.
One of the more publicized uses of PenLink's products was during the Laci Peterson murder case, where wiretaps taken with Pen-Link 8 and LINCOLN2 were used as evidence against Scott Peterson.
See also
References
- ^ Mullin, Chet (September 25, 2007). "Pen-Link employees cash in on growing surveillance business". Kearney Hub. Retrieved September 11, 2020.
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