NSA USA can hack any cellular network in any country

The US National Security Agency is spying on hundreds of companies and groups of people around the world, including friendly states. These actions are necessary so that agents can hack into any cellular network, regardless of its location. Agency programs can harm many people, as the gaps created by them can be used by hackers and / or other governments.



In 2011, a couple of weeks before the Western invasion of Libya, the NSA received a secret message from the US armed forces in Africa. It was a request to crack the Libyan cellular networks and track text messages. The task for the agency was easy because he had all the technical information about these networks: they were already spying on commercial structures. According to documents provided by The Intercept by Edward Snowden , the United States followed a lot.

Carsten Nol, German cryptographer: “Even if you love the NSA and say that you have nothing to hide, you should be against a policy that creates security vulnerabilities. Because the NSA creates such vulnerabilities that someone else can exploit. ”

On Thursday , the name of the program AURORAGOLD, which monitors messages received and sent by more than 1,200 mail accounts of people associated with mobile operators around the world, became known . One of the goals is the GSM Association, headquartered in the UK. The Association includes Microsoft, Facebook, AT & T, Cisco Systems, Nokia, Samsung, Oracle, Verizon. The AURORAGOLD program is aimed at collecting data on all technical standards used by telecom operators.
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