NSA Sponsoring Summer Camps for Future Cybersnoops
The National Security Agency is sponsoring summer camps across the country designed to teach kids how to steal information, preparing them to do the agency's dirty work when they...
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Michael Tennant is a freelance writer and regular contributor to The New American.
The National Security Agency is sponsoring summer camps across the country designed to teach kids how to steal information, preparing them to do the agency's dirty work when they...
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