Hackernews posts about NSA

NSA is the National Security Agency, a United States government agency responsible for global monitoring, collection, and processing of information about foreign governments, organizations, and individuals, as well as protecting U.S. communications from foreign intelligence agencies.

1. Why NSA Rules Say No to Smartphones, No to Texting, Yes to Podcasts (www.newyorker.com)
   22 points by fortran77 1 day ago | 4 comments
2. Power off your phone at least once a week – according to the NSA (www.zdnet.com)
   6 points by speckx 30 days ago | 3 comments
3. NSA Codenames/Covernames and Suggested Use/Implementation (christopher-parsons.com)
   2 points by rbanffy 30 days ago | discuss
4. Ask HN: If the NSA offered free backups, would you use them?
   1 points by mikewarot 25 days ago | 9 comments
5. "Rigged" War Game Exposed U.S. Vulnerability to Low-Tech Warfare (nsarchive.gwu.edu)
   3 points by campuscodi 18 days ago | discuss
6. Retrieval Augmented Generation in Practice: Building Search for Connected Notes (nsavage.substack.com)
   2 points by nsavage about 8 hours ago | discuss
7. All Traffic Operations Are Temporarily Suspended at Toussaint Louverture Airport (notams.aim.faa.gov)
   2 points by impish9208 9 days ago | discuss
8. Abscam (en.wikipedia.org)
   2 points by nsajko 24 days ago | discuss
9. Before you buy a domain name, first check to see if it's haunted (www.bryanbraun.com)
   936 points by bryanbraun 26 days ago | 188 comments
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