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This document is an extract from an internal GCHQ document. It describes an example of how QUANTUM was used to target the computers of extremists in an unnamed African country through CNE (Computer Network Exploitation). QUANTUM is a suite of attack…

This document is an excerpt from a draft report produced by the GCHQ. It discusses the NSA/GCHQ operations in Cyprus, their technical capabilities, current initatives in COMSAT (communications satellite access), funding, governance, and facility…

This document is an internal NSA timeline that details the developments in American surveillance law. It identifies relevant laws, executive orders, FISC orders and policies.

This document is a column from the NSA newsletter, SIDtoday, written by the "SIGINT philosopher." As part of a recurring column about surveillance ethics, the author dicusses the rationale for surveilling more rather then less in terms of diplomatic…

This document is an extract from an internal GCHQ presentation. It describes the operation of a traditional mobile telecommunications network, and the position of Individual Subscriber Authentication Keys (KI values) within it.

This document is a NSA factsheet answering analyst's frequently asked questions about BOUNDLESSINFORMANT, a tool used by the NSA to track and visualize global surveillance data. It is identical to the factsheet also published by Dagbladet.

This document is a view of code used to define a query using the NSA's XKEYSCORE analysis tool. The query relates to retrieve information relating to the government of the Solomon Islands.

This document details the NSA's intelligence relationship with the intelligence agencies of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

This document is an extract from the US Intelligence Community's Black Budget for 2013. This extract describes and justifies spending for the Human Language Technology Project, which is developing capacities for machine translation and converting…

This document is a report preparted by NATO's Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, it describes the military environment in Afghanistan in June 2011, after the assassination of Osama Bin Laden.