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Revealed the National Security Agency U.S. NSA, on Tuesday, for enabling it to penetrate half signals "the enemy" in Iraq during the past nine years, indicating that it also managed to "collect, classify and detect" email correspondence whole as well as text messages, phone calls and locate the reference in "time".
A former deputy director of the Agency NSA (National Security Agency), General Keith Alexander, in an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles Times U.S., seen by (range Press), "The technical capabilities of the Agency enabled it to carry out a wide range of spyware and digital access to huge volume of information has enabled it to penetrate half signals the enemy in Iraq.
Said Alexander, who recently retired from the agency, "the Agency was able to penetrate about half of the signals of the enemy in Iraq and took hours in the processing and analysis, and has been able to collect, classify and detect all correspondence email with text messages and phone calls and locate the signal in time."
The newspaper reported that "a thorough examination of the information ordered by Alexander shortly after assuming the leadership of the agency intelligence in August of 2005, enabled the leaders of the U.S. ground forces in Iraq of knowing when he performed one of the leaders of the militants running his cell phone and locate him and with whom he was speaking ".
Reported the Los Angeles Times, that "the commander of U.S. forces previously in Iraq, David Petraeus, has called the information obtained by the Agency in an interview, it is invaluable, as it led to dismantle terrorist networks were dedicated to planting improvised explosive devices on the roads."
It is noteworthy that the National Security Agency NSA, is a U.S. federal competent affairs collect information sent via telecommunications systems different, and analyzed by advanced technology, was founded in (the fourth of November 1952), with the aim of gathering information on the international communications and analysis, and is headquartered at Fort Meade Maryland.
The German magazine Der Spiegel, reported on Monday (31 March 2014), and that the U.S. National Security Agency, "gathered about six billion daily descriptive information about the world."
The editor of the magazine, Holger Stark and Marcel Rosenbach, in a book entitled "The composition of the National Security Agency and the U.S.", said that this figure is due to a special secret reports to the Agency was due during a conference in 2010.
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