the NSA

In 2008, the firm stated that it had not cooperated with the NSA in its Terrorist Surveillance Program.

It depends on how much time and effort they want to put into it, said James Bamford, who has written two books on the NSA.

This can lead to a large scale personal surveillance operation by the NSA or other agencies; like the CIA and their criminal connections.

Britain, too, has set up a cyber-security policy outfit, and an "operations centre" based in GCHQ, the British equivalent of the NSA.

So far, the NSA documents have not received as much attention as the FBI documents did.

The NSA considered this to be a serious problem, because by itself DAC is a poor defense against vulnerable or malicious programs.

Hacking the company isn't quite like hacking the Pentagon or the NSA, but it is not a million miles away, either.

What remains unclear are the physical locations of the NSA's backdoor into the telecommunications network.

After September 11, the NSA built a surveillance infrastructure to eavesdrop on telephone calls and e-mails within the U. S.

We were competing for business of the NSA, you know the guys who are recording this speech as we speak.

Not surprisingly, using a real system (Linux) made the NSA researchers deal with problems they hadn't had to deal with in toys.

Could the NSA, which is known for its supercomputing and massive electronic eavesdropping abilities abroad, crack such an impregnable code?

The NSA in 2006 came close to exceeding its power supply, which would have blown out its electrical infrastructure.

SonicWALL credits the NSA E7500's multicore design with the system's throughput speed capabilities.

Over the past decade, other Silicon Valley companies have quietly turned to the NSA for guidance in protecting their networks.

Both the Edge and the Guardian were developed for the NSA by defence contractors versed in keeping potential eavesdroppers at bay.

General Michael Hayden, the former head of the NSA, insisted the program is legal.

The NSA's electronic surveillance system can simultaneously follow and handle millions of people.

Near the NSA, ground is being broken for new buildings.

The NSA placed a secrecy order on this development for over 5 years because of the military applications of the technology.

But at Defcon, the NSA and other "Feds" will be competing with corporations looking for hacking talent too.

So, the way I see it, the question isn't Why SHOULD you work for the NSA? The question is: Why shouldn't you?

You can find the guide online at the NSA's downloads site.

The NSA has the largest collection of supercomputers in the world.

The New York Times had the story on the NSA warrantless wiretaps before the election in 2004.

The NSA is hiring about 1, 500 people in the fiscal year which ends Sept. 30 and another 1, 500 next year, most of them cyber experts.

Here's a chilling verbatim quote from the NSA training manual