The National Security Agency

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I visited the National Security Agency's National Cryptologic Museum -- the real Spy museum -- and it's free (or, rather, the only thing tangible and verifiable I'm gonna get out of my taxes that go in this direction).
This is not a photo of the museum -- the museum is a small looking building tucked away in an obscure corner a few hundred yards from here. The black building with reflective windows is one of the most recognizable buildings on the main campus behind fences and razorwire. Us mere citizens don't get any closer.
India's Missile Test Gets Muted Response from Obama's National Security Team
"We understand that India tested an Agni V ballistic missile," said National Security Council spokesman Tommy Vietor in a statement emailed to Yahoo News. "We urge all nuclear-capable states to exercise restraint regarding nuclear and missile ...
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Alic: Preventing a 'Digital Pearl Harbor'
The logic of the bills, six in total, is to enforce cooperation from companies and private individuals, particularly those operating power plants, chemical facilities, and communications systems in the name of national security.
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Secure and Simple Video Conferencing
... provided to LiveScience in partnership with the National Science Foundation. Traditional videoconferencing systems are costly in terms of equipment and notoriously complicated to set up and use. It also turns out that they have many security flaws.
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