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The NSA Is Training Covert Hackers To Attack Other Countries
For the first time, the United States has officially disclosed plans to develop counterattack measures against foreign nations’ cyberattacks. General Keith Alexander, chief of the military’s Cyber Command and the National Security Agency (NSA), told US Congress yesterday the military is training 13 teams of programmers and computer experts to carry out offensive attacks.
NSA Chief Denies Reports Of Huge Domestic Spy Centre
NSA chief General Keith Alexander faced tough — and funny — questions from US Congress on Tuesday stemming from Wired’s story on the NSA’s capabalities and warrantless wiretapping program.
NSA Agents Will Make Calls With Android Fishbowl
The National Security Agency, America’s eyes and ears, constantly deals with highly-sensitive data. Problem is, discussing that data over normal channels represents a huge security risk — often requiring agents to communicate in code over unprotected airwaves. That’s why the Agency has developed its own super-secure Android handset.
NSA: Anonymous Could Cause Power Outages Through Cyberattacks
Anonymous already has a diverse set of tactics, including showing up to awards ceremonies. But the US National Security Agency (NSA) is worried that its cyberattacks could bring about power outages across the US.
How To Secure Your Android Phone Like The NSA
Every app I download seems to want more and more access rights — to either my SD card, my Internet connection, and even my address book. And with every app, my phone gets a little less secure. The new SE Android OS aims to lock down my phone against any and all exploits.
The NSA Wants Its Very Own Smartphone
The rest of the government has traditionally used Blackberries up to now. Hell, they even get PlayBooks now. Why should the NSA be relegated to ancient secure-phones? Troy Lange, the NSA’s mobility mission manager thinks that sucks. It’s time the NSA got its own smartphone.
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