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Case Filekaggle-ho-020321House OversightNSA's Continued Reliance on Private Contractors Post‑Snowden
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kaggle-ho-020321House OversightNSA's Continued Reliance on Private Contractors Post‑Snowden
NSA's Continued Reliance on Private Contractors Post‑Snowden The passage notes that the NSA still depends heavily on private contractors after the Snowden disclosures, suggesting a systemic vulnerability. However, it provides no concrete names, dates, or financial details, offering only a general observation that is already widely reported. Key insights: NSA’s outsourcing to private firms remained extensive after Snowden leaks.; The “back door” to the agency is described as still wide open.; No specific contractors, contracts, or monetary figures are mentioned.
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