The FBI is ready to to launch a surveillance unit capable of spying on Skype conversations and other Internet communications, reports Mashable. The Domestic
Communications Assistance Center (DCAC) is a collaborative effort between the FBI, U.S. Marshals Service and DEA. All three agencies will build customized hardware to enable wiretapping on
wireless and Internet conversations, per court order requests. The survelliance is designed to help state, local and other federal police. It took four years and $54 million.