PRISM / US-984XN Overview, or The SIGAD Used Most in NSA Reporting Overview
Title
PRISM / US-984XN Overview, or The SIGAD Used Most in NSA Reporting Overview
Subject
SIGAD
Description
This document is a selection of slides from an internal NSA presentation describing the PRISM program. This program involved mining internet metadata directly from the servers from nine leading U.S. Internet companies. The NSA's partners in this program are: Microsoft (since 2007), Yahoo! (since 2008), Google (since 2009), facebook (since 2009), Paltalk (since 2009), YouTube (since 2010), Skype (since 2011), AOL (since 2011) and Apple (since 2012).
Creator
National Security Agency : Special Source Operations
Publisher
The Washington Post
Relation
Snowden
Language
en
Date:Created
2013-04
Source:Classification
ORCON
Source:Redactions
Presenter's name removed
Report:Creator
Laura Poitras
NumPages
4
CreatorOffice
NSA
Date:Leaked
2013-06-07
Distribution
NOFORN
Surveillance Programs
PRISM
Collection
Citation
National Security Agency : Special Source Operations, “PRISM / US-984XN Overview, or The SIGAD Used Most in NSA Reporting Overview,” Snowden Archive, accessed December 3, 2024, https://snowden.glendon.yorku.ca/items/show/1011.
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