NPR: Snowden May Have Stolen 1.7 Million NSA Documents
The moral of this story: never give a dudebro root access
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Here are a couple of excellent audio segments from today’s edition of NPR’s All Things Considered on recent developments in the ongoing NSA story, starting with the federal district court decision that the NSA’s telephone metadata collection program within the United States is “likely to be unconstitutional.”
Judge Rules Against NSA Bulk Collection Program:
The second segment deals with what we now know about the methods Edward Snowden used to steal so many top secret documents. And by “so many,” I mean he might have stolen as many as 1.7 million documents.
Snowden’s Document Leaks Shocked the NSA, and More May Be on the Way:
