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Curated research library of TV news clips regarding the NSA, its oversight and privacy issues, 2009-2014

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Primary curation & research: Robin Chin, Internet Archive TV News Researcher; using Internet Archive TV News service.

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Barack Obama
President
CNNW 01/19/2015
Blitzer: The "Times" report says the NSA started breaching North Korea's hacking networks back in 2010. The North Koreans have denied hacking Sony but this report says U.S. intelligence agencies were able to track it back so quickly because of the monitoring they had done for at least a few years. Tonight, Kim Jong-un knows how the U.S. government came to point the finger at him for the Sony cyber attack. Obama: We can confirm that North Korea engaged in this attack. Todd: How could the President be so confident just a few weeks after Sony had been hacked? “The New York Times" reports the National Security Agency, America's super-secret eavesdroppers, had infiltrated North Korea's shadowy cyber warriors since 2010. Winkler: It appears that what happened was NSA established footholds in various parts of North Korea's computer infrastructure. They basically established footholds in the Chinese region and they apparently established footholds in the Malaysian region.
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