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This document is a course outline used in training new NSA analysts and technicians in the (now defunct) Business Records (BR) and Pen Register Trap and Trace (PR/TT) Bulk Metadata Programs.

This document is a page from the GCWiki to facilitate planning a new file system (STARGATE) for computer network exploitation (CNE).

This document is an article from the NSA's internal Wiki, Intellipedia. It documents various manhunting operations occuring around the world in 2008. Notably, it mentions the assassination of Syrian Brigadier General Muhammad Sulayman in Tartous,…

This document is an internal NSA presentation. It describes the search format and capabilities of the NSA's XKEYSCORE data analysis tool.

This document is an NSA report detailing the United States' preparations for the G8 and G20 Summits, held in Canada in 2010. It includes an assessment of the threat potential for the events. The NSA was not directly present at either event, but…

This document is an article retrieved from GCHQ's internal Wiki, GCWiki. It outlines the operations of GCHQ's TEA-RE Reverse Engineering team, who provide the NSA with research and development into a variety of cyrptographic related products and…

This document is a monthly report from an entity within the NSA referred to as "SUSLOW." This document collates news about intelligence in New Zealand, such as changes to governing intelligence legislation, and the development of the capabilities of…

This document is a selection of slides from a GCHQ presentation describing Operation SOCIALIST, a cyber-attack against Belgacom, a partly state owned Belgian telecoms company. The presentation describes the utilization of Quantum Insert attack…

This document is an extract from a presentation developed by the GCHQ's Bude station. It describes the "Mission Driver" behind GCHQ operations in Latin America. a key objective appears to be manipulating Latin American public opinion behind…

This document is an extract from a GCHQ presentation prepared for the 2012 SIGDEV conference. It describes operations undertaken by the Joint Threat Research Intelligence Group (JTRIG) division of GCHQ against hacktivists of Anonymous and Lulsec. It…