n.s.a. operations spoke on the condition of anonymity analyst spent almost a year finding a flaw in microsoft's software and writing the code to target it initially they referred to it as a turn a blue screen because it often crashed computers a risk that would tip off their targets but when it went on to become a reliable tool used in countless counterintelligence and counterterrorism measures now the u.s. by the way won't sign a global agreement that other nations want to sign saying that if you find a flaw like this if we find a critical flaw in the software used widely around the world like microsoft that you're supposed to tell that to the company microsoft instead of weaponize ing it but we haven't signed on to it and this is the result well it sounds like a nightmare speaking of nightmares at this nightmare of the 1st half about the end because we're going to the 2nd half of all beautiful and shangri-la like with a brilliant constitution who's like a frickin genius don't go away stay right there more to come. nobody could see coming that confession this would be that profile in the small

butnro operates satellites decisions are made by n.s.a. the national geospatial-intelligence agency. we would like to hear how you plan to equitably meet parties.ds of both an issue that will be paramount is space command's relationship with the nro. the administration has proposed a space force and unified space command because of the growing importance and the contested nature of the base domain. the unified structure is an integrated capability development, but the anaerobic means independent of the space command and space force, leaving a seam in our space. i would be interested in your views on how you than to work together to overcome this, particularly as we look to the future where there may actually become flex in race. another issue between space command -- where they may actually become issues in space. nro recently opposed plans to propose dod space development agency. i understand the anaerobic wants to continue a mission to build reconnaissance satellites for the military however, the dod sees an opportunity to resolve challe