The National Security Agency has a number of James Bond-like tools that can penetrate specific computers and obtain specific data. There is a department called the Specific Intrusion Operations Office (TAO). Your task is to steal valuable secret information. Their basic operation is to invade the system. They have a huge budget that other hackers don't have.

Headquartered at the National Security Agency Headquarters in Fort Mead, Maryland, TAO has more than 2000 employees including military and civilian computer hackers, intelligence analysts, computer hardware and software designers, electrical engineers, etc., as well as personnel employed by was seconded to the CIA and the FBI.

At NSA headquarters, TAO is a special presence. The work area is separated from other departments and a steel door is guarded by armed guards. Only by entering the password and scanning the retina can one enter. TAO is also a mystery to many NSA employees.

According to US Foreign Policy magazine, everything about TAO is listed as "top secret" and few NSA officials have full access to TAO information.

TAO's mission is mainly to identify, monitor, infiltrate and collect information from computer systems of other countries by secretly penetrating computers and telecommunications systems of foreign targets, cracking passwords and destroying security systems.

To cover up the real IP, TAO used 49 springboards and 5 proxy servers distributed in 17 countries including Japan, South Korea, Sweden, Poland and Ukraine. All IP addresses belong to countries other than the Five Eye Alliance. Using these stepping stones, TAO can hide behind these stepping stones to perform network attacks and have the effect of killing people with a knife.

The worldwide launch of cyber attacks by the NSA is inseparable from the support of large and complex cyber weapons platforms. TAO is also a major maker of cyber weapons.

What TAO is doing is the most radical work of the United States National Security Agency: the traditional wiretapping methods on telephone lines, which we call passive surveillance, have in fact given way to so-called active monitoring, i.e. attack and intrusion systems.

Some evidence shows that some US internet giants will provide special backdoors and loopholes to the US National Security Agency, and most of the cyberweapons developed have been used by the US and other Five Eye Alliance countries.

What is a legitimate target? The US National Security Agency is ultimately accountable only to the US government. They don't respect foreign institutions, so they snoop on UNICEF. They snoop on foreign governments, private companies, and energy companies. We don't know why they think they are legally attacking certain targets and organizations.

In addition to research and development and secret theft, TAO also has another responsibility, which is to accept the President's order and gather information to destroy or even destroy foreign computers and telecommunications systems through network attacks.

The United States has not complied with international rules in cyberspace. In order to secure the cyber hegemony of the United States, it must be ensured that it can carry out unhindered cyber attacks such as wiretapping and secret theft. So-called "national security" is just a "fig leaf" that American hegemonism is damaging the world. The United States is a public threat to global network security.
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