"Hello, NSA" is a fun plan to befuddle U.S. spies, but will it work? With characteristic subtlety, yesterday Vice launched "Hello, NSA", a site that generates keyword-laden, tweetable messages designed to overwhelm the National Security Agency with false reports. The fundamental principle behind this (besides extending a middle finger toward government surveillance) is the needle-in-a-haystack problem of intelligence collection. By the very nature of intelligence issues, there's much more irrele...
"Hello, NSA" is a fun plan to befuddle U.S. spies, but will it work? With characteristic subtlety, yesterday Vice launched "Hello, NSA", a site that generates keyword-laden, tweetable messages designed to overwhelm the National Security Agency with false reports. The fundamental principle behind this (besides extending a middle finger toward government surveillance) is the needle-in-a-haystack problem of intelligence collection. By the very nature of intelligence issues, there's much more irrele...
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