the nsa security center has been operational for about a year. one of the lessons learned about the first year of operation and where you would like to see the program going? >> the most clear lesson is it was the right decision to establish an ai security center. we see opportunity space for us as this technology moves so rapidly and as industry is continuously looking at how the technology will be adapted, how it will be applied, one area we see as providing value is focusing on the security of that technology. thinking about the lens of protection on un-elect throat priority -- property, but how we think about defending those models to ensure they are being used properly but informing the u.s. government efforts on how to communicate the risk of the technology, how it is being employed, and understanding and informing how to defend against those threats. i think understanding the security risks, and what we have begun to contribute. if you go to nsa.gov, you can look at reports we have started to produce how to secure long language model. our

that has not been released, so we filed a new request with the nsa for materials specifically relateddenames and our mother and we are hoping we will get that information sooner rather than later. peter: early 1950's in the u.s., the red scare, joseph mccarthy. people were afraid of communists. did joseph mccarthy, senator from wisconsin, played a role -- play a role? >> well, joseph mccarthy -- go ahead. he played a role in setting up the climate of the times and of course one of his aides was roy cohn, so roy cohn went from my parents trial to being an aide for mccarthy and an openly being a mentor for donald trump, so mccarthy, whether he specifically mentioned my parents case, i have seen a lot of footage of mccarthy during that period, but i don't remember him actually doing that. perhaps michael has another memory. michael: the only memory i have is very indirect. the last few months of our parents' lives, word came to people on the committee that mccarthy let it be known that if eisenhower granted clemency, he would not oppose it. my supposition is because of the intervention o

i wonder what the nsa partnership has been like? obviously there's not a lot of detail you can give us on this. but, how's it evolved over the course of the war? is it their stuff that your agency can provide to the ukrainians that is helpful in their fight? >> julian, there are a couple areas. one is around secure communications. how do we enable secure communications with a partner that allows for intelligence sharing? that has been an area where both nsa and cyber command has worked together to make sure we have a set of secure communications that open up a range of options that allow us to be able to work with a partner under daily cyber security threats. we have worked very closely. really, our focus is supporting general chamoli. how do we get general informatis support ukraine? we allow him to drive support for nsa like we would for any other combatant commander and then we give him tools to securely pass that to ukraine. julian: i want to follow you -- follow up with you on this but anybody can weigh in. we have seen a techn

was approaching 75 years old and our lawyer, who was knowledgeable and persistent, actually got an nsa official to admit to him on the phone that there were 88 documents still in their position -- possession that were under the control, and we surmised that there was a file in there that says ethel rosenberg was not a spine, and -- a spy, and when that file gets released, the puzzle will be complete and we will be able to show the american public that the u.s. government knew ethel rosenberg was not a spy, use her as a hostage, and executed her because she called their bluff. that, once we can do that, that is really exciting and that -- but while the nsa has said it is in favor of more openness, and that's been a real push because there's been so much over classification. even though they said that, two years have gone by since we made this request and we still don't have this material. but any day could happen. and we are going to continue to press for it any way that we can. i want to thank the office of my congressman, jim mcgovern. they have produced a letter urging this action an

nsa was the answer today, you could sign up for no such podcast, which is nsa's podcast. it will talk in many ways about are sig-in, in cybersecurity mission and really are next attempted terms of transparency, because we do want to be transparent in terms of wherever we can, and we want to be transparent with the american people. >> transparent too many time. >> you try to convey it'd be funny if they're first guest was edward snowden robin. >> here's your headline. mr. greedy penguin with blank dead at 33 pengwin with plan to take over gotham city. >> that's right >> e3, the answer is more than 200 offspring oh, why they call him mr. we made it for life. >> not mr. greeted into when you fell in love with mr. greedy? there's mission. >> we know nick cannon one known as mr. greeting? finally died after father in over 200 offspring, over 30 years, dirt a year to that board never took the day off how much is that in child support? but 6,000 fish, at least ember and met? >> yes. >> here's your headline texas candidate blanks. >> in campaign had shoots a gun, right i don't ac

we did it head of the nsa was the answer today, you could sign up for no such podcast which is nsa's podcast. it will talk in many ways about are sinking in cybersecurity mission and really our next attempt in terms of transparency because we do want to be transparent in terms of wherever we can, and we want to be transparent with american people transparent to me many time. you try to convey it'd be funny if they're first guest was edwards snowed in robin. here's your headline mr. greedy, penguin with blank dead at 33 pengwin with plan to take over gotham city. that's right. >> that's right. >> three, the answer is more than 200 offspring oh, why they call him mr. greedy we made it for life not mr. greeted getting into when you fell in love with mr. greeting does, mr. green know nick cannon being one known as mr. greeting finally done i'd have to father in over 200 offspring over 30 years already. >> heard that board never took the day off how much is that in child support like 6,000 fish, at least ember and met? yes. >> here's your headline texas candidate blanks. in campaign had s

these are regional, not national elections and nsa were alternative for germany are the most popular,right and a selection is showing evidence of growing support for another antiestablishment populist movement here in the east. their reputation for having a relatively calm politics appears to be fraying. russia's defence ministry says it has repelled what it described as a "massive" ukrainian drone attack across 14 regions and the capital, moscow, that targeted energy and fuel plants. while inside ukraine, one man was pulled alive from rubble, following a russian attack on kharkiv. at least 41 people were injured. the governor said the attack targeted civilian infrastructure, including a large sports centre, in thuringia's capital this weekend, a night run for the public. while the afd is on the march, it will probably be excluded from power, as other parties won't work alongside it. but the result�*s a marker for change in germany, by more than a flicker. these are regional, not national elections and nsa were alternative for germany are the most popular, this is an unprecedented vic

we have even seen the united states do this as the nsa . united states do this as the nsa.snowden leaks happen. we saw that the nsa actually intercepted cisco dell equipment as it was being shipped and modified it for eavesdropping and also for remote access . and also for remote access. >> interesting. so this is something that governments and in particular importers are going to have to look out for more and more as the years go by. >> yes, they're going to have to do this. and i think, israel did a measured approach here when they took this actions. they know that this is a capability that now, in the lingo of intelligence services, is going to be burned. that is something that now we're going to see this organisations are going to be taking a lot more care of. they're going to be dismantling equipment as they get lots of that equipment, they're going to be doing x rays of that . so this be doing x rays of that. so this was a capability that they decided to either send a message or do what we call battlespace preparation. and it is something that more than likely , they

person is exposed, it can be found out that he copies classified information, did not work for the nsat he ... in the company that carried out, was a partner of the national security agency, when they expose a person who copies this kind of information, you can take him and put him in jail, because, well, he is essentially engaged in espionage, that's it, but then it's not interesting, because then he will be useless to the game's special services, but you can do it this way, you can stuff him with true information mixed with disinformation, make sure that he really has... downloaded what you need, then scare him so that he runs away, when he runs away, taking all this with him, make it so that - he seeks political asylum in a country with a specific address, here is a very similar story - with snowden, this does not mean that snowden is a spy and he played some kind of double-triple game, he is an idealist and it is visible on him, but there are signs that he was possibly used in the dark. on the other hand, and this fight does not stop, and today it is only growing, so to the questio

security agency, the israeli one, of the same level, has a single array, that is , a database with the nsaat is, everything that is entered into the a well, the array of data of israeli intelligence, there are three of them, at least, there is shinbet, matayem, the main one, so, so here is massad, so here is all this immediately in real time visible overseas, so naturally, they are aware of everything, and could they stop, so to speak, in one fell swoop hands, or not, or as many assume, netanyahu has already simply run out of all possible gra i will reason by analogy then, when it came to the point, remember the raid of the american and french ... it is absolutely clear how this affects the events in ukraine, on the fronts, we will tell you right after a short commercial. voice, children, today on the first. we are driving, suddenly i receive an sms from ebank. write-off from the account 50,000 rubles. balance - zero. amazing scammers. people, they, perhaps, can be better than the most experienced psychologists, he pulled out of me everything that is possible, i had to sell everything i ha

in january 2023 the gao report found that nasa -- and nsa has not developed a comprehensive schedule of costs and has not identified all of the activities necessary for the milestones to achieve the required production capacity. now, does anybody ask, why do we need to produce 80 pistons per year when america already has over 4000 plutonium pits in storage? has anyone studied the potential of repurposed thing those hits four new bombs? bottom line is this, senior officials admit they won't meet deadlines, and they have no idea what the ultimate cost will be. i proposed a simple straightforward amendment that would change this. a law that requires 80 pits per year. a lower number that represents the realistic number of plutonium pits our country actually needs and can feasibly produce. to some of my colleagues this seemed like an extreme and radical position. and i propose it was voted down. it is too bad that the law does not apply to the department of energy. although, i have included in this year's and da a requirement that the gao review the feasibility of applying the law to the

handed snowden over to us along with all the junk that he downloaded from the servers - including the nsat he took with him. they handed him over to the russian special services, and this is very reminiscent of another story about an interrupter, when a person who is unsteady from a moral and ideological point of view states, that is, or he is offended by someone, as it was with snowden, because his environment offended him there, he could not build relationships with his colleagues, so apparently he wanted to take revenge, so when such a person is identified, it can be found out that he ... copies classified information stolden did not work for the nsa, but he worked for a company that performed, was a partner of the national security agency, when a person is identified who copies this kind of information, he can be taken and imprisoned, because well, he in fact, he is engaged in espionage, that's it, but then it's not interesting, because then he will be useless for the game's special services, but you can do it this way, you can stuff him with real information mixed with disinformation

we work a lot with cisa and nsa. we share intel. we share incidents, what we see, what we learn from these incidents. we co-batch joint cybersecurity advisory. there is the technical collaboration behind the scene where our teams and cisa and others come together to come up with the next innovation in cyber defense. it is not just government and government, we also leverage industry contacts south of the border. the partnership is multifaceted. in some cases i would say extremely sensitive intel all the way up to collaborating on technology development and new types of how to defend our communities. cindy: thank you. nitin, did you want to add to that at all? nitin: we have a great operational relationship for we do a lot of technical exchanges. we have a lot of liaisons here. being able to have that deep technical exchange of information. we have the strategic side as well. we are talking with industry partners that work across the border. we do try to work not just operationally, but strategically that allows our partners to be mo

the question: could the smartphone you are holding in your hands right now be the next one, former us nsamployee edward snowden answers: yes, it could, if this iphone had left the factory with explosives inside, the media would have reported much faster about what a terrible precedent was created today, nothing can justify this, it is a crime, a crime, all people in the world are less protected, as journalists write axios publications, cyber attacks, israel's main ally the united states, were not involved, washington considered it necessary only to inform, and only at the very last moment. a few minutes before the pagers began to explode. across lebanon, israeli defense minister yev galland called us defense minister lloyd austin and informed him that israel was going to carry out an operation in lebanon soon, but refused to provide any specific details. as a number of media outlets write, the attack using electronic devices should was not supposed to start yesterday, but a little later, but because of fears that everything would be revealed in tel aviv, they decided to press the button n

ukraine to succeed, such a softened glove, but still slapped the state department, the cia and the nsaoining in. in while the us state department is more receptive to the arguments of ukraine and many of its western allies, the pentagon and the us intelligence community are warning against using long-range weapons to strike deep into russian territory. it’s not that the pentagon has suddenly become a dove of peace, it’s just that there are still those there who are looking half a step ahead, that it’s not the first time, but if in afghanistan or iraq they got away with it, then in ukraine playing with matches threatens to cause global fires, a strategic dead end from which there is no way out. steroids can't get out, the journal emphasizes. biden's administration strategists are awfully similar to the recipe for another endless war, since it is not capable. for a while, this sounded naive, especially about 24 hours, but now, perhaps for the first time, not from outside experts or allies, but first-hand from trump's running mate jade vance, we can hear about the details of this plan. it

they served as cryptanalysts in the nsa, the national security agency, and were the first to tell about this top-secret structure that deals with electronic espionage. it was the people from this kgb who brought this salary or whatever you call it to our house , handed out these 500 rubles to my husband on the table. in order to discredit the defectors in the usa , they tried to make them out to be homosexuals, at that time this was officially condemned and considered the same threat to national security as communism, although they started families in the ussr, worked in their specialty, then... wanted to return to their homeland, but the state department never gave them visas. on september 6, 2007, israel launched operation orchard. israeli f-151 fighter-bombers struck syrian territory in the mountainous area near the city of der elzor, believing that a military-grade nuclear reactor was located there. syria is one of the jewish state's most serious opponents. it denied that its nuclear research program was related to'. for a long time, israel did not give operation orchard a second th

have immediate translation of what was going on, we would actually bounce signals off the moon back to nsa. we were, we're spice. i'm jim kas a communication technician aboard the uss liberty, and i intercepted morse code. we're spies, i mean, we're intercepting messages from embassies, uh, military bases, police, anything and everything that we could get. to ensure that the united states was comfortable with what was going on in the world and no one's conspiring against us, basically is to protect our interests. a fleet of american aircraft is sent for a rescue mission, but shortly after, the mission of this fleet is canceled by the white house. an hour later, the zionist regime announced that its forces had made a catastrophic mistake. they state that they mistook the liberty ship for the al qusayr ship. however, this cargo ship is much smaller than liberty and has nothing in common with liberty. in addition, the american flag and the name of the ship are clearly visible. however, us army chief of staff dean rusk and admiral thomas moore insist that this attack was intentional to sink th

>> todd: nsa astronaut who heard that noise butch will more.d sunny williams have been stuck since early june since traveling on boeing starliner spacecraft. recorded the noise on his phone over the weekend. check it out. >> there is a strange noise coming through the speaker. and i didn't know if you could connect into the starliner and let me -- i don't know what's making it but i don't know if it's something maybe connected between here and there making that happen. [pounding noise] >> butch that, came through, kind of like a pulsing noise. almost like a sonar ping. >> this happening just days before starliner set to return to earth on friday empty of any crew and on autopilot set to test down in the deserts. they were only supposed to be in space about pa week. the mission plagued by multiple issue from thruster failures to helium leaks. now nsa saying too risky to bring will moore and williams back until february, guys. i don't know about you, that sounded odd. i have no idea what it is. i fear speculating what it is. but that ain't right.

they served as cryptanalysts in the nsa, agent. precisely on the basis of this promise by khrushchev that every month some figures from this kgb brought this salary, or whatever you call it, to our house and handed out these 500 rubles to my husband on the table. in order to discredit the defectors in the us, they tried to portray them as homosexuals, which was then officially condemned and considered the same threat to national security as communism. true, in the ussr they started families, worked in their specialty, and then wanted to return to their homeland, but the state department never gave them visas. in september 2007, israel began operation orchard. israeli f-151 fighter-bombers struck syrian territory in the mountainous area near the city of der el-zor, believing that a military-grade nuclear reactor was located there. syria, one of the jewish state's most serious opponents, denied that its nuclear research program was linked to the creation of weapons of mass destruction. but israel's intelligence service massad was con

they served as cryptanalysts in the nsa ( national security agency). based on this promise of khrushchev, every month some figures from this kgb brought this salary or whatever you call it to our house, and handed out these 500 rubles to my husband on the table. in order to discredit the defectors, the usa tried to make them out to be homosexuals. at that time, this was officially condemned and considered the same threat to national security, how israel launched operation orchard. israeli f-151 fighter-bombers struck syrian territory in the mountainous area near the town of der elzor, believing it to be home to a military-grade nuclear reactor. syria, one of the jewish state's most serious adversaries, denied that its nuclear research program was linked to weapons of mass destruction. but israel's intelligence service, massad, was convinced otherwise. back in 1981, the israelis had destroyed iraq's asirak reactor, and now the through the syrian, the planes came from the sea, there were fewer pov systems, and those that were there were neutralized by el

utility says it will help recoup nearly $944 million in cost from wildfire and storm damage in the nsaears. the increase will be spread over 17 months. it breaks down to an average increase about $6 a month for customers. pg&e had asked for more, but the commission approved 55% of the utility's request. >>> when we come back, minor league accommodations, but seriously big league prices, >>> so it's been a season of firsts for the oakland ballers and tonight they add to it as they host their first home playoff game at raimondi park. they're up against the yolo high wheelers. they lost their first game tuesday, so they are facing elimination if they lose tonight. if they win, they'll host another home game on friday. >>> speaking of baseball in oakland, a lot of a's fans are pretty upset over the team's recently released new season ticket pricing plan. it is a doozy, especially considering they'll be playing in a revamped triple-a ballpark for at least the next three years. so the sacramento bee reporting the expected costs will be between $183 and $244 per game compared to the 41 bucks

gets up to, well now we just point to these devices that they exploded and you know that the uh uh the nsa were behind i apple and um the building of the i uh you know the the the ipads and all the iphones etc. what what what gives you security or guarantee now that they haven't placed things around these iphones and these gadgets which every every virtually every person has in one shape or form uh what's the security that anybody in the west or the east has that these these goods these electronical goods? won't all uh self-definate, laptops, uh, iphones, this has been a real real eye opener and i think people on the ground are now beginning to think, hang on, uh, are these guys so crazy that they're willing to to do this, and are they in our homes? well, yes, they are, they they they're in your homes, because they've given you an entire set of apparatus, which are essentially uh, not only monitors you, but he's now capable of killing you as well, i think that's that's clear, so you they you, so these these ideas of israeli. cybertech israeli deep state power can no longer be written off,

former employee the nsa posted these ten-year -old photos on the blog, which prove a fact that has notchanged since then. for american intelligence agencies to install malware on a gadget in a cozy way. iranian president ibrahim raisi, who died in the spring. and now supporters of the conspiracy theory about the crash of his helicopter have new arguments in favor of the option of a deliberate attack. the european union traditionally expressed concern about what happened and the general risks. for now, the head of eu diplomacy barreil condemned the attacks, which increase the likelihood of escalation. moscow assesses the event in lebanon as an act of hybrid warfare against the country, recalls the extremely dangerous consequences. and the kremlin emphasized that this kind of. we believe that an absolutely and thorough investigation of this incident should be carried out, the reasons for what happened, the circumstances of what happened should be established, and of course, those who are behind these mass explosions of communications equipment should be identified, of course, this should

already comrade citizen of russia, citizen of russia snowdon, he fled without being employed by the nsawas a contractor for the nsa, it developed cyber intelligence systems, that is , now in fact the us intelligence services have a huge number of contractors, as a rule, these are ngos, ngos, which and what is this now, and what are you talking about, this is radically different, well, except for, so to speak, well, a different administrative system, and this is different in that an ngo-ngo comes to your country, which under... they do something, here is a huge huge number of such, we are well aware of how they work, here is the last one , we use it ourselves, we are starting to apply it, the only thing is, we don’t work there so dirty, yes, that is, our special services cannot be accused of being a terrorist organization, our svr or our fsb, there are no such facts because there have been no cases where we don’t work like that, yes, that is, we, as you correctly said, have our own special services, our own ethics, that is, the special services are one thing, a terrorist organization, an

attacked in tel aviv, um, the mossad headquarters and the headquarters of 82000 equivalent roughly to nsa in the us, it's see, if you like the communications intercept, because that was decision making if you like, structure that led to fuad shook's. killing in beirot and they did it in tel aviv because they killed him in beirot, so it was a complete equivalence if you like, and that, and they had one phase was 320 rockets, of course it's been played down, um, they, i can't tell you exactly how many might have been shot down or didn't land properly, but they were targeted not on people or on civilians, they were targeted on military basis and they were targeted very precisely on undome um air defense systems, so you don't see that, and then immediately on sunday after the if you like, so four o'clock the israelis came in just before, started bombing pretty randomly. in the valleys and the areas where they thought hisball would have the ballistic missiles, but as i say, there were none, there are none, there north of the litani, israel sent a message to hisbollah by not going beyond litani

george barnes, former director from nsa, and our partner at red cells partners.ajor general lauren, head of u.s. cyber command cyber mission forces, and miss melissa sutherland, senior vice president -- please welcome them to the stage. [applause] >> thank you for joining us. i figured we would get right into it. speed, velocity, the pace of cybersecurity seems to be moving faster and faster. we know it is moving faster and faster. advancing security technologies, advancing adversarial threat actors, leveraging those technologies with new clever ways to achieve what they are trying to do and harm america and the world. how do we get ahead of it all? how do we stay ahead? >> you are right and how you characterize it. it is multifaceted. you look at the information environment or the cyber environment. it is the speed and the number of things being thrown our way. i think you start with -- we have the teams we work with to operate the network. i have the intelligence group that does the intelligence, open source intelligence, it is a critical part of what we do. yo

a former nsa employee posted these ten-year-old photos on his blog, which prove the fact that it has changed since then. for american intelligence agencies, installing a malicious pu on a gadget, even at the logistics stage, is a common practice. however, representatives of the us state department and pentagon rushed to refute the accusation of complicity in organizing a series of explosions. as for lebanon, the us was not aware of these incidents and was not involved in them, we are... still collecting information and facts, we have made it clear that it is important for all parties to avoid steps that could contribute to further escalation of the conflict in gaza, which we are trying to resolve. in addition, the incident forced us to remember that such devices were used by the iranian president ibrahim raisi, who died in the spring. and now supporters of the conspiracy theory about the crash of his helicopter have new arguments in favor of the version of a deliberate attack. in the european the union traditionally expressed concern over the incident and the overall risks, while the

meetings with intelligence counterparts, foreign government leaders, that is nothing new for the cia, nsa and foreign facing intelligence community agencies, they have been doing that for generations. it is interesting, let me answer about the bureau. the bureau has always worked with foreign counterparts. after 9/11 as it really became more of a national security driven organization in addition to being a law enforcement organization, it always had to mandate but grew the capability, it was interconnected with partners overseas so a greater closeness between the bureau now and counterparts because they are constantly working together. dhs also, every morning i would get the president's daily briefing, the set briefing with principals around the government which is what the president gets and i get it with the secretary and a couple of others and every morning we are talking about reaching out to the foreign minister in mexico or other governments because homeland security is so intertwined with the operations of our partners around the world. ina, ourselves we are less involved with fore

many european countries, few years ago if you remember when the um greek sodan um issue with the um nsa went um became viral news, one of the thing that he exposed was that the israeli regime and the mussad was spying on all the leaders of the european union, every single one of them, including angela merkel, who was the leader of um, germany and also was the leader of the european union back then, they were spying on your own allies, so what other crimes are they capable of committing to those who they claim are their enemies? thank you for that, say we do appreciate it uh, let me see if we uh have our guest there from uh kairo with us still if we have ahmed mustafa, are you with us, ahmed? yes, of course, great. so you heard, you heard our guest are in the studio in terms of the the way that this region uh, and and really in particular this region, but in a world-base order, as our guest are uh indicated to use her words, the israel regime has defied and has gone against that notion backed by the us, but in particular when it comes to this region, um, all signs are pointing to the fac

near future my friend uh we have 15 megahubs of internet worldwide 11 of them are connected to the nsa uh supercomputers so we must have safe internet to do our business our research our social communication in the near future every sovereign count will demand a sovereign hub and a free internet otherwise we will be will be the next victim of the zionis and the us sponsored terrorism, we have this risk. okay mr. bickcleini, thank you very much, i think we've got uh another guest with us, thank you mr. bickleni for your time sir, we have mr. james, i believe, radio host and political commentator from chicago uh, mr. james, welcome to press tv. uh, mr. james, initial thoughts on what happened, what has happened in these three or four days, and what could we expect in the following days as well? okay, well, i just caught the tail end of the last person who commented and said something about uh, us sponsored terrorism. no, what people need to understand is the entire us government has been hijacked by designs. because of terror, there's terrorism against our congress critters who uh are da