NSA

JC_0474

It's not losing contracts lol. It took over Blue Halo -- I work for NSA and it's decently positioned up here.

FartPolluter

NSA have an entire department dedicated to finding out who exactly is posting about taking massive dumps on the wsb weekend thread. Was in the Snowden files

1-866-867-5309

dude, there's NSA spyware against Americans, what makes you think there isn't at least a similar/minimum level against non-Americans

FinishWarm1746

# U.S. Cyber Defense Agency CISA Is Using Anthropic To Audit Government Code; CISA Has Already Found Many Bugs Using The AI Tool, Sources Say’ - Reuters Exclusive * CISA's team is scanning government code repositories for bugs, sources say * Audits have already uncovered many vulnerabilities, two of the sources say * NSA has also been reported to use Mythos despite government blacklist

Tiruin

Facebook has the shittiest most confusing UI, myspace was already a thing, and DARPA had basically the same project called Lifelog that was shut down the day Facebook launched. Sergey Brin also developed the Google search engine at Standford under a CIA-NSA funded research program and was regularly briefing a CIA officer on his progress. Google later acquired a CIA-funded satellite mapping company, later becoming Google Earth. These people aren't geniuses.

imunfair

They've had taps on the internet backbone for several decades at least, so they know 100% of the time. It's all aggregated in a data center in the southern US iirc - AZ or NM. When congress wanted a copy of the data for oversight the NSA told them they'd have to shut down the system to make a copy and they weren't going to do that, and congress just went "oh okay, carry on then!" All your text messages and phone calls are catalogued there too for easy searching.

unikuenobody

spcx bought Cursor for $60B, OpenAI dropped its own AI chip, Anthropic got slammed by US export bans and NSA drama, and Google had to ration compute to Meta because infrastructure is fully melting down. Wild ride coming ahead.

banaca4

Bro glm 5.2 is good for your shopping but it can't break NSA. Sama and dario can. Get it?

KoseteBamse

I think the whole software industry will change, Interaction will change, besides that I think it will help developers but not replaced them, but again the industry will work differently I think. [Anthropic’s powerful Mythos AI reportedly breached ‘almost all’ NSA classified systems within a few hours during red-team test — report sheds more light on the U.S. government's sudden ban on the flagship models](https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intelligence/anthropics-powerful-mythos-ai-reportedly-breached-almost-all-nsa-classified-systems-within-a-few-hours-during-red-team-test-report-sheds-more-light-on-the-u-s-governments-sudden-ban-on-the-flagship-models)

sck178

I think that's called the NSA

TruthHistorical7515

served by NSA you mean

Initial-Magazine2169

Looking like the command terminal of a fuckin Chinese supercomputer tryna brute force hack the NSA

Mcmalhon

This company also got to my radar, and came to see what discussions people are having about it on reddit. It looks very interesting, and the numbers are phenomenal! I'm considering a position as well. However, to consider how **long** to hold, there is just one but.. **BLLN’s 73% gross margins and recent 28% ASP growth could be not pure pricing power - they COULD BE an unstustainable billing practice.** It looks like they are currently relying on an aggressive out-of-network (OON) billing arbitrage strategy, slamming insurers and patients with $11k+ surprise bills to juice their top line. \-> Search reddit for "Billion to one invoice" or "Billion to one Bill" to see what I mean. Below a summary of **The Out-of-Network (OON) Arbitrage** When a lab intentionally operates out-of-network, they aren't bound by negotiated price caps. This allows them to slap an arbitrary, massive "chargemaster" rate on the bill. This isn't an accident or an oversight—it's a deliberate choice to stay out-of-network to maximize revenue per test in a regulatory gray area. **Patient Assistance** Reports (and even the reddit discussions) show that BLLN’s patient assistance programs manually always drop the patient's responsibility to $400 but *only after* the patient calls in panicking over an $11k surprise bill. If an $11k bill was a software glitch, they’d fix the code. When a company builds a dedicated customer service workflow to forgive $10k per invoice, it seems to me a deliberate business model. **The 28% ASP Jump** In their Q1/2026 report, the BLLN boasted a 28% jump in Average Selling Price (ASP) in a single quarter. However, Prenatal testing (NIPT) is a quite commoditized market where insurers typically squeeze reimbursement rates down. Therefore, a 28% jump should be impossible with standard in-network contracts. This seems to support that they are pumping revenue through successful out-of-network billing and Independent Dispute Resolution arbitrations. **NSA Margin Guillotine (Highly Probable Risk)** Insurers are aggressively hunting these OON outliers. When regulation eventually forces BLLN into standard in-network pricing, their test volume might stay intact, but that artificial 28% price premium will melt away—and it will take the market-hyped 73% gross margin down with it. What are your thoughts?

BarbellPadawan

Firstly, RDDT is completely anonymous so the NSA can’t catch me. Secondly, you only get investigated here if you’re a legitimate political contender.

gardeal23

nt NSA

Sanpaku

Absolutely. They act first, ask for forgiveness after. We've seen this before in IDF strikes against Iranian natural gas processing plants, to which Iran responded with strikes against Ras Laffan in Qatar. The two militaries doubtless share air traffic control frequencies and IFF codes, when flying over Israel, Jordan, and Iraq, but all mission planning? I doubt they're that integrated. IDF commanders have complained about crowding from USAF deployments at Ovda and Lod/Ben Gurion airbases. So far CENTCOM has kept mum, but every US base in the region except Incirlik (Turkey forbid its use in this war) has been damaged, some like NSA Bahrain so severely they've been effectively abandoned. There's bound to be resentment. IMO, this is the second or third conflict Israel has manipulated the US into, after Iraq in 2003 and the 12 Day War last June. So long as Netanyahu regards the US as his proxy, with picked pro-Zionists in US national security positions and in Congress, I doubt the IDF runs everything by CENTCOM. Just enough to prevent blue-on-blue 'friendly fire'.

No_Turn5018

Yeah, probably not in any traditional way. And that's what screws your head up because you think that's remotely relevant. It's like telling me they don't wear blue socks. It doesn't matter if you're right.  Because what they are is thorough. They're going to get help from the NSA to record every conversation you have with someone who's not a US citizen. They're going to get every local law enforcement agency remotely close to any place you are to keep an eye out for you. And everyone that is close any place you might try to hide out. They're going to get every large corporation to report anything about you back to them. They're going to get tons of private security cameras involved some with the owner's permission and some without. They might put up a reward and the people you thought you could trust might love you but do they love you more than 3 million dollars? Especially when they say you're a terrorist involved with treason. They're going to get the CIA to give them files on anything any foreign national you know did outside the country that they know about. They're going to read everything about you publicly and read your emails. They're going to get anybody who works for the government who knows you personally and for an interview. And that's all probably before you decide to run. You're not going to get the drop on them if you're not going to surprise them. Or if you do it's going to be their surprise that you did something that stupid that gets you caught even quicker.  And then if you do make it outside the country you're technically right the FBI won't be the ones coming after you. It's going to be somebody from one of the other alphabet organizations that's is leaving allowed to operate overseas or from a friendly country because that's a lot simpler. And then some South Korean spy or someone who is a Chinese descent but lived in America the whole life slip something in your coffee that makes it look like a heart attack. That's the thing even if you get away there's no happy ending.

quantumpencil

Its standard protocol for defense critical technology. There will be a way for non-americans to gain access and contribute but it will be the same as getting hired at the NSA or getting top security clearance. I friend of mind at harvard went through it to work at the NSA. FBI/NSA (They didn't tell us who they were) agents showed up at all of his friends houses and interviewed us for 2 hours. They forced his entire family to liquidate all of their assets back in china and give up their citizenship and they monitor all of their communications. One of my other friends who is Serbian and works on missile defense went through a similar process. He's not even allowed to leave the country without a government escort.

shogun_

Which still hasn't affected the NSA and other government contracts they are amusing with Anthropic. How curious still

f_me_blue

This… was literally my first thought - damn the CIA/NSA/XXX are gonna be pissed with all that bug bounty money they’d been shelling out

No_Turn5018

Yeah, a wife and two kids make it WAY easier to avoid the FBI and NSA tag teaming your death/capture. GREAT PLAN! Just take your parents and siblings too. Get all the 2nd cousins! 

ShittyUsernane1222

which 3 letter government agencies are represented the most in wsb (pick 1 from the list) ? 1. CIA (US) 2. NSA(US) 3. FBI (US) 4. DIA (US) 5. NGA(US) 6. FSB (Russia) 7. MSS (China) 8. KGB (Belarus) 9. MI6 (UK) 10. MI5 (UK) 11. ICE (US) 12. GCHQ (UK) 13. BND (germany) 14. Verfassungsschutz (Germany) 15. Other

waveguy9

They have been pounding Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordanian US bases for the past three days mate. The US mainstream media outlets aren't going to report on those facts. Especially after US Centcom keeps lying and saying all of the missiles and drones have been shot down. Shit, Iran did a direct hit on the NSA base in Bahrain yesterday and nobody said shit.

Nervous-Present-6890

multiple federal agencies? it was bloomberg, which is controlled by the CIA. and the claim was so stupid the entire tech sector called it out. i think it's likely the NSA wanted them to implement spyware and they refused, so they got the stick. otherwise I don't see why they were targeted.

fcukou

He's a "former" member of the IOF's Unit 8200, the Israeli NSA.

BFox1982

I feel bad for the NSA agent assigned to me having to wade through all the retarded shit I post here.

-xXpurplypunkXx-

Bitcoin lost its entire value proposition when silkroad was busted, and again when NSA forced the stolen coins back. How this shit has continued for so long is insanity.

Nervous-Sky2414

The U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet headquarters at Naval Support Activity (NSA) Bahrain was struck during a major Iranian retaliatory missile and drone offensive. Evidence of the strike includes verified on-the-ground footage, satellite imagery, and official regional acknowledgments. Source - AI chat

zero0n3

lol who do you think runs the tumbler services? If you think the NSA / feds haven’t infiltrated a large chunk of those providers you are ignorant as fuck. Multiple instances of them doing stuff like this in the past - they likely can track it if they wanted.

Intergalatic_Baker

… And Musk cares? He sees money being paid and he’s checked out. Hell, I reckon it was DoD that clipped his wings a tad, they’ve learned plenty of Russian comms and whatnot (presuming an American company handling foreign adversary communications would have CIA, NSA, armed forces etc, sniffing around meta data and packets) and they then realised its time to cut them off, knowing they learned their bits and then wanted to give an opportunity to Kyiv indirectly. Or, I hope that’s a reason.

alami9

https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.28846 This is the paper. You can put it in AI to learn more. 2029 is the time to not use ECDSA anymore. Actually for NSA, Jan 1, 2027 is the date quantum secure algorithm is required. Quantum timeline has changed - not the same story as before.

ScarletHarpy93

The NSA has had data centers whose sole role is to harvest vast amounts of encrypted feeds with the expectation that they'll be cracked by future tech, like quantum computing.

Bryguy3k

TBF there is an entire process for the NSA to patent their work without ever disclosing it until someone tries to patent an independent development. There is a large motivation for the NSA to break the root keys of all the major CAs (that would allow them to insert man-in-the-middle hardwhere anywhere in the world, not to mention deploy signed software) - it’ll take less qbits to break EC than it will RSA.

Initial_Ad_9250

People in power put the fraud on earth to keep the bull run on. Be thankful, pray to the NSA

Cheap-Sparrow

I am deeply involved in this space. I am an engineer, I've worked at 2 of the companies you've named. I love networking. Your thesis is deeply flawed. You fundamentally misunderstand significant portions of the problem space. One Nvidia NVLink (the data connector that mellanox makes) inside the data center rack moves more bits per second than the entire internet combined. Literally, every second it pushes more bits than the entire AWS+Netflix+NSA+Phone system. Each one. Your thesis equates these two things but you can see they're super different. * Equating mellanox and Nokia is totally apples to oranges. * 5G wireless and data center network are so fundamentally different * Sure, there's regionalized lock in. But is this really as big of a boom for these companies as the rest of the market? * How exactly does faster wireless network speeds enable AI? Wireless networking isn't the bottleneck here. * AI software and robotics don't really require 0 latency networking. Robotics run AI on "edge compute" platforms e.g. computers in the robot. AI software.. what is this? Like Claude? Claude doesn't require low latency. Robotics in the field, automated oil rigs, AI farming equipment, IoT... These things require wide spread connectivity, which is being solved in a variety of ways (starlink, non-5G networks). 5G is high data speed/low data range. And 5G is a fraction, a small, small fraction of data speed of a wired connection.

454k30

You're seeing the same things that SpaceX alumni have been getting bashed over the head about for years in those SpaceX cult threads. Falcon, Dragon, and Starlink and Starshield are legitimately good/money making products. They have had a bunch of lucrative government launches (NSA, USSF, NRO, etc) because unlike the other aerospace companies they can actually meet a flight schedule. They essentially had a monopoly on ISS missions as Russia can't launch Soyuz near as quickly. Starshield alone is going to keep that part of the company in the black for a long time. However, Falcon isn't as lucrative as the gov has to spread the launches across the other rocket companies and starship doesn't do anything but inhale cash. 11 launches for starship are in the books but they haven't even completed a single orbit. It's a cool machine to watch fly, but it has zero practical uses so far.

djscuba1012

There’s that of course but also audio from nasa astronauts and files from CIA , FBI, NSA. It’s all there. Take it or leave it, it’s a thing and it’s not going anywhere. Only reason it’s not the biggest news on the planet is because there’s too much chaos at once so ppl don’t get time to digest that we’re not alone

Kinnins0n

NSA? This guy over here.

notapersonaltrainer

>Palantir's main customers are militaries, intelligence agencies (CIA, NSA, ICE), and police departments. >It's kind of their whole thing Palantir is 54% government revenue. Prime contractors are typically in the 90%+ range. Government spending is ~38% of GDP. They are much closer to the general economic mix than a dedicated government contractor.

Omodrawta

Palantir's main customers are militaries, intelligence agencies (CIA, NSA, ICE), and police departments. Their software (Gotham, Foundry) powers mass surveillance, predictive policing, and battlefield targeting. So the more authoritarian, militarized, or surveilled the world gets, the more their contracts grow. It's kind of their whole thing, and their CEO is not shy about stating the long-term plan of Palantir. I think the downvotes come from the fact that many people think this should be common knowledge. I didnt downvote you, but I do hope you take a moment to verify what I'm saying so you can see for yourself what people are talking about.

GTFOScience

The NSA funds 80% of their ad revenue for backdoors to your backdoor.

BudgetExpert9145

The NSA supports chips with security flaws that can be exploited.

financiallythriving

The NSA had unveiled a new surveillance program to export unpatriotic Americans. The NSA has full surveillance on individual brokerage accounts and any American buying puts on the S&P will be captured and detained in Guantanamo bay

bluen

NSA using Claude to hack everything Iranian

PutridLiving826

🚨 NOW TAPE ALERT: THE BULL CASE IS ARRIVING 🚨 Here is the data hitting the wire right now for ServiceNow (NOW): • THE BIG NEWS: The government’s stance has shifted. The NSA has officially begun using Anthropic’s Mythos model for national cyber defense. Since ServiceNow is the default platform for Anthropic's AI integration, this creates a massive, locked-in government pipeline. • THE BUY RATING: BTIG released a major update this morning, reiterating a BUY rating with a $185 price target. That represents significant upside from current levels. • THE TAPE: The stock is showing strong momentum, hitting a $98.15 wall in the pre-market on very high volume—over 356,000 shares traded before the open. • THE SHORT INTEREST: There are approximately 30 million shares currently sold short. If the price breaks through the $100 psychological barrier, it could trigger a significant "short covering" event where those positions are forced to buy back in. THE BOTTOM LINE: Earnings are scheduled for this Wednesday, April 22. Between the NSA news, the $185 analyst target, and the massive short interest, the setup is ready.

Catch_ME

These will not rival Nvidia GPUs. Nvidia is not in the AI processing, it's in the general parallel processing. TPUs will complement GPUs and fill in for a narrow specific task at a fraction of the cost per chip and wattage.  Time to educate some regards TPUs are a type of ASIC processor. ASIC are application specific. Like a CPU that specializes in mining Bitcoin or a cell phone tower CPU designed to breakup radio waves and multicast them back to millions of devices per nano second.  TPUs are made to run AI models at efficient power and clock cycles, nothing more. It's designed for a specific kind of parallel processing. Nvidia, and technically AMD, GPUs are designed to be a general purpose parallel processors that run AI models, computer graphics, autonomous cars, weather prediction, NSA encryption brute force.....you name it. 

severed02

The NSA has your nudes

elpresidentedeljunta

Hey. Secret Service? NSA? What about doing your job? How did they get the real footage?

LaneCraddock

Windows is done. Microsoft abuse their monopoly to add A.I. and NSA Spayware. Now people slowly moving away from Windows and Google Android will be next. CachyOS = Gaming Desktop Replacement. Bazzite = Desktop Console Style Replacement. ZorinOS = Windows 11 Style Replacement.

octopus4488

There is no way for the ultimate boss of CIA, NSA, and fuck-knows-what-A to find this out. It will forever remain a mystery...

jrex035

The article was of course written and shared by Barak Ravid, the same guy the administration goes to for all their "talks are going well" fake news pumps. He's also a former member of Israel's equivalent to the NSA, so surely he's an unbiased source of quality information https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barak_Ravid

2020isgreat

The Pentagon has confirmed 1,500 sailors, families, and pets have been relocated from Naval Support Activity (NSA) Bahrain to Norfolk Naval Base in Virginia. is giving up critical strategic bases winning

ChokaMoka1

NSA has entered the chat 

johnnylovelace

They got NSA watching you specifically to time their moves you’ll never win

ShittyUsernane1222

the only thing which could save the markets would be JPOW ominously schizo-posting about "Patriots returning to control" while unmarked military vehicles and special forces from Langley move towards the White House and Congress while CIA, NSA, DIA director mysteriously disappear to handle "domestic affairs regarding the United States" and "improve market confidence".

RareGuarantee3532

the strategy is trying to get out, then jail the people that told him Iran was an arab venezuela. He will fail, either back to demcrats or JD take over. Must be funny to work for NSA those days

Amphiscian

https://www.wired.com/story/using-a-vpn-may-subject-you-to-nsa-spying/ "Under the NSA's targeting procedures, a person whose location is unknown is presumed to be a non-US person unless there is specific information to the contrary." It sounds like Dems in congress are trying to force the NSA to admit or deny this is happening. I'm sure they'll get a straight answer out of Tulsi Gabbard lol

Amphiscian

apparently the NSA has recently decided if you use a VPN, you count as a foreign individual, and are no longer protected by the 4th Amendment

throwaway2676

Gotta say, it would be great to see more of that energy against the NSA and CIA, which have been doing all the same shit as palantir for decades

Rock_or_Rol

Some are fine. He has a lot of proposals I’d vociferously support, but the good ones almost never materialize. I think he has a knack of saying many different (that are often contradictory) things and people pick up on what they want to hear I can’t go into too much detail on why I think he sucks because my ban just expired for comparing claims of not supporting war with Iran as unpatriotic was a mirror image of how things went down with Iraq 😂 I will say, your perception might change if you were in different shoes. After NSPM-7, these comments will probably be stored in some NSA/FBI data base because of your interaction with me. A national security directive that considers “radical gender ideology” as *terrorism.* Vague identification with extrajudicial implications. Culture war political slop can turn into something else entirely very quickly I don’t necessarily think he’s the devil incarnate. I do think he has bad actors in his corner though and the Epstein stuff is near impossibly hard to square when playing devil’s advocate. He’s probably just a greaseball and our generation’s Nixon is my summation so far He’s a mixed bag of went to let go of a cycle of escalation. I hope he can call this war off. I don’t want another crop of suicidal veterans, a recession and the damage it would cause to our diplomatic and economic hegemony

Quartertipsy

There we go. Same bullshit I predicted. Go away you jew hater. I've dealt with hundreds like you. Also be careful talking shit about Israel. Israel is a strategic pattner of USA and we are in a time of war. You sure you wanna stand with the irgc? Your messages are being logged with the NSA

Worried_Quarter469

NSA is on their board of directors, as was summers (Epstein gang)

Just-Broccoli-777

NSA

x2eliah

Pretty wild how you can literally just invest in the american NSA.

iThinkiStartedATrend

Hey @NSA, when should I sell my puts?

MuricanWisecrack

hired by NSA, no longer cool

Bitter_Tea442

Bots hide their post history because it only fools humans, not Google, Palantir, NSA, etc.

csmedo1994

A— I was called up for the first gulf war, ended so fast I never had to deploy. I’m well aware what war coverage looks like. Your recollection of that war is not as good as mine. B—show me the bases blown apart? Which bases? We have about 20, 8 really large ones. All public info. Whichever one? Plural? Should be easy since it’s sooo many. We’ve all seen the video(on a cel phone) of a single missile hitting one single base, the 5th fleet HQ at NSA Bahrain. Thousands of sailers, families, locales, tourists w cameras in their back pocket. That tech wasn’t available in the first gulf war. Foreign media on site from dozens of countries in the region. Should’ve easy to see since many anti Trump both foreign & domestic. Yet, we have one missile, one base. C— what conscription? I’ve posted here before the professional military despises the draft. Hegseth is on the record as anti draft and strong rhetoric of an all professional, volunteer military. Whatever sources hint at a draft (not conscription) are completely off base, frankly delusional. D—what casualties? I hope it no more, but what credible report verifies this? What Germany hospital. Rather than some panicked generic German hospital, I can tell you with specific knowledge that would be Landstuhl Army hospital in Germany, near Ramstein Air Force base. 10s of thousands of not just soldiers there, but their families also, as it’s an accompanied tour. Many Germans married to American soldiers there, many stay and settle there. It’s not in the middle of nowhere, out of sight of civilian eyes. I think I still know someone who married a German living there. But, literally tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands could say the same. That’s some serious censorship—impossible level-to contain information from largely civilian or foreign population surrounding it. It’s not some secret base in the mountains of Iraq or Afghanistan. I know specifically that Landstuhl is the casualty evacuation route for all branches of the military. Show me some specific corroboration from this specific hospital. D— lot of projection and hysteria in these posts, from both the OP and the source videos with zero proof of their conjecture; all from things that should be easy to corroborate. Like—-did you see the open source photos? But, then not show those open source photos? Easy to do,but that would stop such conjecture, projection and simply less clickbait for their podcast. I’ve said my piece, and who knows it could all prove to be true. But, currently there is not a shred of this evidence, and lots of evidence at least casting doubt of every single doom saying statement.

csmedo1994

We, the US military with access to billions in spy satellites, thousands of military intelligence analysts at the pentagon and worldwide, plus CIA, NSA, many more agencies. Mossad, plus thousands of war planners across 4 war fighting military branches whose lives depend on that info—-DId Not Know? BUT, you raj6126, esteemed Reddit commentator of 3 yrs, YOU knew this? Bc you saw it where? YouTube? CNN? You should inform the numerous generals and their staff of this critical information. Hurry! Lives are depending on You, Raj6126! Do you hear yourself?

teh_herper

That's why I wear a tin foil hat so the NSA can't read my brainwaves

LiamPhlegmsworth

We got MarkTwain taking over DHS. Might as well put HuckleLarryFinn in charge of the NSA

Jagged_Tide

“You visit often” how tf does it know that? Bezos and Zuckerberg conspiring with the NSA now to track my digital movements? Somebody is obsessed with me!

AdCritical5383

In an NSA analyst and can confirm this man is a CIA analyst.

Rock_or_Rol

All these people (bots? Tf?) glazing PLTR like it’s not a rebranded NSA that is currently working with the government to aggregate and analyze your personal data for our new surveillance state How does that quote to? They “will sell you the rope to hang them with if it makes them a buck?”

SuperSecretAgentMan

Google has been doing mass surveillance on Americans for nearly a decade. NSA contractors don't use Google devices for a very good reason. The ones I know won't tell me anything about why, but the reason is painfully obvious.

M4roon

US Naval Support Activity Base (NSA) services the fifth fleet. Took a hit it looks like.

Bunnyofconsequences

Obama was sitting on those files when the establishment bureaucracy was frantically looking for any dirt on him they could find in 2016, back when FBI contractors were accessing NSA databases 38K times in 1 month specifically looking for dirt on behalf of the Establishment bureaucracy. Had he been compromised by Epstein we would’ve heard about THAT 4 million times a day back in 2016 instead of “grab em’ by the pussy”. Think about it.

Tjbergen

It's mostly libs who don't pay attention. Everything Trump has done has been done before, often by Dems. Qwest Communications, led by CEO Joseph Nacchio, was the only major telecom to refuse the NSA's request for warrantless customer data access in early 2001, prior to 9/11. Qwest deemed the requests illegal. Following this refusal, Nacchio alleged the NSA punished Qwest by denying them lucrative government contracts. Electronic Frontier Foundation Electronic Frontier Foundation +3 Key details regarding the refusal and its aftermath include: Refusal Timing: The request was made in February 2001, months before 9/11, contradicting the notion that the warrantless program was purely a post-9/11 measure. Nacchio’s Defense: During his insider trading appeal, Nacchio claimed the government targeted him because he refused to cooperate with illegal surveillance demands. Consequences: While other carriers like AT&T, Verizon, and BellSouth were implicated in, or didn't deny, cooperation with the NSA's Stellar Wind program, Qwest stood alone in its public refusal. Legal Standing: Nacchio stated that without a warrant or specific legal authority (FISA court), complying with the request would have violated the Telecommunications Act. Electronic Frontier Foundation Electronic Frontier Foundation +2 Note: In other, later, instances, tech companies like Yahoo faced fines of $250,000 a day for resisting similar, but distinct, NSA data requests.

Bunnyofconsequences

If that’s true then why didn’t Obama or Biden release it? The month he announced his candidacy in 2016 FBI contractors accessed NSA databases 38K times (in 1 month) looking for dirt on Trump, that was before the special counsel spent 2 years and 20 million investigating every detail of the man’s life. Then there was the special counsel Smith investigation, the FBI investigated him repeatedly, Alvin Bragg investigated him, Letitia James investigated him, Fani Willis investigated him, the house oversight and intelligence committee investigated him, the house Jan 6 committee investigated him. He’s the most investigated man on earth, and all they could find was some dealings with a porn star and “grab em’ by the pussy” 😂🤣😂. If there was anything to your wild conspiracy theories we would’ve heard about it 4 million times a day in 2016 instead of “grab em’ by the pussy” 😂🤣😂.

BrilliantWheel

Interesting. But if DoD doctrine takes care of the other point, then was mass surveillance the only sticking point for US Govt? Remind me - after the whole Edward Snowden revelations, wasn't the NSA surveillance program revisited and restricted? So 10+ years on and the agencies just decided to forget about it and push for mass surveillance again?

waerrington

Those are both things the US government needs ti do though. Surveillance of Americans is the literal job of the FBI, NSA, and a host of other agencies. Fully autonomous drones are inevitable, the Chinese won’t build in a human in the loop.  If Anthropic won’t do it, time to replace them.  

Valkorion335786

The real fun is at the NSA 👀

Ok_Cry7572

All suspicious suicides 1. Jeffrey Epstein (2019, USA) Role: Financier, convicted sex offender What He Knew: Ties to sex trafficking involving powerful global elites Cause of Death: Hanging in jail Ruling: Suicide Suspicion: Cameras failed, guards asleep, cellmate removed --- 2. John McAfee (2021, USA/Spain) Role: Software mogul, political exile What He Knew: Alleged dirt on global intelligence and tax evasion details Cause of Death: Hanging in Spanish prison Ruling: Suicide Suspicion: Left warning he wouldn’t kill himself --- 3. Vince Foster (1993, USA) Role: White House Deputy Counsel (Clinton Admin) What He Knew: Clinton scandals (Whitewater, others) Cause of Death: Gunshot to head Ruling: Suicide Suspicion: Gun had no fingerprints, inconsistencies in scene --- 4. Seth Rich (2016, USA) Role: DNC Staffer What He Knew: Alleged WikiLeaks email source (disputed) Cause of Death: Shot twice in back Ruling: Homicide (botched robbery) Suspicion: Nothing stolen, case remains unsolved --- 5. Michael Hastings (2013, USA) Role: Investigative journalist What He Knew: Critical reporting on military leaders; working on CIA/NSA story Cause of Death: Fiery car crash Ruling: Accident Suspicion: Claims of remote car hacking; warned friends of surveillance --- 6. Dr. David Kelly (2003, UK) Role: Weapons inspector What He Knew: Iraq WMD intelligence falsification Cause of Death: Slit wrist in woods Ruling: Suicide Suspicion: Minimal blood, no fingerprints on knife --- 7. Danny Casolaro (1991, USA) Role: Investigative journalist What He Knew: “The Octopus” — INSLAW, Iran-Contra, CIA corruption Cause of Death: Multiple wrist slashes in hotel tub Ruling: Suicide Suspicion: Missing notes, rapid embalming, had warned "not suicidal" --- 8. Alberto Nisman (2015, Argentina) Role: Prosecutor What He Knew: Government cover-up of Iran’s role in 1994 bombing Cause of Death: Gunshot to head Ruling: Initially suicide, later questioned Suspicion: Killed day before public testimony --- 9. Roman Starovoit (2025, Russia) Role: Russian Transport Minister What He Knew: Alleged to be part of major Kremlin-linked corruption scandal Cause of Death: Gunshot in car Ruling: Suicide Suspicion: Cameras malfunctioned, high-profile dismissal hours before death --- 10. Heorhiy Kirpa (2004, Ukraine) Role: Minister of Transport What He Knew: Massive construction corruption Cause of Death: Gunshot wound Ruling: Suicide Suspicion: Political instability context; called for key reforms --- 11. Shirley Brifman (1972, Australia) Role: Brothel owner, whistleblower What She Knew: Police corruption and prostitution racket Cause of Death: Barbiturate overdose Ruling: Suicide Suspicion: Died days before testifying --- 12. Andrzej Lepper (2011, Poland) Role: Deputy PM, anti-corruption politician What He Knew: Alleged sex-trafficking and political corruption Cause of Death: Hanging Ruling: Suicide Suspicion: No fingerprints, security cameras down, key witness also died --- 13. Aleh Byabenin (2010, Belarus) Role: Opposition journalist What He Knew: Election fraud and regime abuse Cause of Death: Hanging Ruling: Suicide Suspicion: Twisted ankle, bruises, no note --- 14. Jimmy Mohlala (2009, South Africa) Role: Municipal speaker, whistleblower What He Knew: Stadium contract fraud ahead of 2010 World Cup Cause of Death: Shot multiple times at home Ruling: Homicide Suspicion: Political motive, threats before death --- 15. Beranton Whisenant Jr. (2017, USA) Role: U.S. federal prosecutor What He Knew: Investigating visa and corruption fraud Cause of Death: Gunshot to head on beach Ruling: Suicide Suspicion: Gun never found, no public follow-up --- 16. John Barnett (2024, USA) Role: Boeing whistleblower What He Knew: Aircraft safety violations Cause of Death: Gunshot in truck before testimony Ruling: Suicide Suspicion: Left note blaming Boeing, had previously said “I’d never kill myself” --- 17. Gary Webb (2004, USA) Role: Investigative journalist (Dark Alliance) What He Knew: CIA-Contra-crack cocaine connection Cause of Death: Two gunshots to the head Ruling: Suicide Suspicion: Double gunshot rare; had been blacklisted by media

CriticalBlackberry90

Anyone else on the PLTR/NSA watch list

Smokie_McBurnin

NARCISSIST PIG BASTARD, It is only a matter of time until they remove all the documents from the internet with this statement like- “J.Epstein was an agent working for CIA, NSA, or some other bullshit department; therefore the powers at be(Trump) as decided that all the documents released will now be redacted and the status will be changed to classified. If they don’t it’s only a matter of time before is deranged ass is overthrown, along with all his bootlicking cronies. If he isn’t it should be apparent by now that he does not intend to give up his power this time He is thinking to himself “If I can nearly stage a coup when I’m no longer president, next time I’ll change enough of the government to where I won’t have to leave” And everyone should see this coming, it was apparent on Jan. 6th, that a NARCISSIST will do everything he can to not give up any control or power. He will become Americas version of V.Putin

DearGodWhyDidntISell

Probably only the NSA harvests more data. Goog goes long stretches behaving more like a store of wealth such as Gold or a Dividend Aristocrat (without large dividend). Until random 5%/day dip pops in. Yet they're on every phone and computer in some form, the monopoly continues, when biggest Chrome competitor outside China is basically "Bing" I can't make valuation make sense. Ads revenue, data harvesting from Gmail, Chrome, YouTube, Maps, ad store, phones, now AI. So yes, yes, $350 would make this world make more sense to me...

Ragebait_Destroyer

Source, chatgpt. Here’s a consolidated list: 🛰️ NSA / Signals Intelligence Programs PRISM – 2007–present Run by the National Security Agency under Section 702 of FISA. Upstream Collection (Section 702) – 2007–present NSA collection of internet traffic from backbone infrastructure. Section 215 Bulk Phone Metadata Program – 2001–2015 Authorized under the USA PATRIOT Act; reformed by the USA Freedom Act. Stellar Wind – 2001–2007 (formally), elements continued afterward Warrantless surveillance authorized by President George W. Bush after 9/11. ECHELON – 1970s–present (Cold War origins) Operated by the NSA and partners including Government Communications Headquarters. XKeyscore – \~2008–present (publicly revealed 2013) NSA search and analysis tool for intercepted data. MUSCULAR – 2009–2011 (publicly revealed 2013) NSA and GCHQ interception of data between Google and Yahoo data centers. 📞 Telecommunications & Data Collection Programs MAINWAY – 1990s–2010s NSA database of phone metadata. FAIRVIEW – 2003–present NSA partnership with U.S. telecom providers. BLARNEY – 1970s–present NSA program collecting communications at network hubs. OAKSTAR – 2004–present NSA program collecting foreign communications via corporate partnerships. 🧠 Domestic Intelligence / Law Enforcement Programs COINTELPRO – 1956–1971 Run by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Total Information Awareness (TIA) – 2002–2003 (officially) Developed under the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. Stingray / Cell-Site Simulator Usage – 1990s–present Used by FBI and local law enforcement. Carnivore (DCS1000) – 1997–2005 FBI email interception system. 🌍 CIA / Foreign Intelligence Programs (These differ from NSA signals intelligence.) Operation CHAOS – 1967–1974 CIA domestic surveillance of anti-war activists. HTLINGUAL – 1952–1973 CIA mail-opening program targeting international correspondence. 🛂 Post-9/11 Security Programs Terrorist Surveillance Program (TSP) – 2001–2007 Public name for parts of Stellar Wind. Secure Flight (TSA passenger screening program) – 2009–present Operated by the Transportation Security Administration. No-Fly List Expansion (Terrorist Screening Database) – 2003–present Managed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation Terrorist Screening Center.

CuriousAndMysterious

When the clouds are full then they will store it in storage on the ground. NSA already trending up.

Rock_or_Rol

The rebranded NSA led by a psychopath weirdo that hates the pleebs? You do you

Strong_Bumblebee5495

American NSA just skips the “law” part …

Rock_or_Rol

They’re a rebranded NSA led by a weirdo Bearish but I don’t like the volume zone for theta. Need market beta to slap them down imo, but it’s on the knife’s edge imo. I think gravity wins again today

Risko4

DARPA literally invented the internet, GPS, satellite, voice assistants, mRNA vaccines, night vision, laser guided bombs, prophetic limbs, robotics, cyborg bees. NSA invented the tools to breach every single computer world wide (now on GitHub leaked by Russia), CIA studied a shit ton more. Wtf are you on about, nerds in bunkers lmao.

TrickyBar9580

You are under arrest for falsely impersonating the NSA

Iamnotarobot82

NSA here. Good to see everyone keeping the chatters about the files to the minimum. Keep it that way, OK? Or else. You all good boys ! Good good boys !

ConstantAd1

NSA detected phone call between foreign intelligence and a person close to Trump https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/feb/07/nsa-foreign-intelligence-trump-whistleblower

pink_ego_box

European military can't use any Microsoft product because they're full of NSA backdoors. Crazy how fast people have forgotten about the WikiLeaks reveals that the US spies more on its allies and citizens than its enemies.

trueblueozguy

How deep it goes? I asked my uncle. Also, how deep this goes? Ass, Tits, NASA, NSA

zdayatk

Yeah, it's NSA obviously. Nakamoto SAtoshi.

Ecstatic_Wheelbarrow

I very much am keeping up with it, but I have almost 40 years of watching Dems let us down. Americans are conditioned to doing nothing. Some of the Epstein files were originally leaked years ago and nothing happened. NSA leaked over a decade ago and nothing happened. Voter records were destroyed in Florida during Bush V Gore and nothing happened. Gitmo was confirmed to torture POWs and nothing happened. American outrage doesn't exist beyond angry voices online, while Republicans and Dems found that if you ignore protestors Americans will move on in a month. People already don't care that we invaded a country and kidnapped their president just a month ago. Even if PLTR is somehow removed from the government, it'll come back with the same assholes as a new company.

Ecstatic_Wheelbarrow

Democrats aren't Liberals. Modern Democrats are the Republican party from the 80s with a few standouts like Bernie that *might* be willing to cut military spending. PLTR is also all over the EU. It's funny that France is cutting Zoom while giving PLTR access to their intelligence agencies. I guess they think Microsoft is a larger risk than the privatized NSA lead by Nazi sympathizers.