The National Security Authority and the Central Intelligence Agency have complex hackers

Two intelligence agencies and a military department are the US government to undermine the main departments of foreign networks. The National Security Authority and the Central Intelligence Agency have complex hackers, and their teams focus on specific national or regions to collect intelligence. The US Network Command was established in 2010 as part of the Ministry of Defense, which is a hacker attack on the Internet for the collection of combat related offensive operations rather than intelligence.
The three institutions have been expanding the power of intelligence agencies with counter-terrorism and safeguarding national security. In the world's large-scale monitoring, from ordinary American people to Europe's leaders, the United States people have a breakthrough bottom line, violation of human rights "Network Terrorism" has been angry and ashamed.
The US government is obliged to defend national security, but large-scale monitoring has become a business in the United States, the government and private companies teamed up with the purpose of collecting people's personal information. After all, compared with ordinary consumers, lurking terrorists and murder The quantity can be ignored. And many of its monitoring practices are far exceeding the need to reasonably and proprietary with this goal. According to the New York Times, shortly after the terrorist attacks in September 11, 2001, the US National Security Agency has been undergoing unauthorized monitors for Americans, which seriously infringes the basic rights of the Americans.
In Snowden incident, the Guard reveals the contours of the powerful and growing monitoring agencies of the US government, massively collect the actual content of Americans' international chat, email, and voice calls, metadata related to domestic calls, Business records related to Americans international remittance, massive mobile phone positioning data, etc.
In this regard, human rights observation and US Citizens Free League strongly urged the United States: End of large-scale monitoring practices that unnecessary or exceeding the necessary scope for protection of national security or equivalent legality.