NSA Former NSA Director Speaks Out On Spying, Stuxnet and Defense

It’s not that long ago when the previous Director of NSA retired and now he comes out to speak about the surveillance programs of Government. The four stars general, Mr. Keith Alexander who retired last month, and comes out to speak, in an interview he touched down several topics on National Security. The whole interview was published by Australian Financial Review; also he talked about the NSA role to take care of the US citizen from any kind of threat that Huawei could have if they continue to use their Network Component. Also he mentioned the role of Stuxnet and huawei role in US Network management.

Cnet says “I fundamentally believe that what the nation has asked the NSA to do -- to defend our country, our allies, and our forces abroad while also protecting our civil liberties and privacy under the most comprehensive intelligence oversight regime in the world -- is something that, contrary to much reporting, the NSA and all our people have faithfully executed," Alexander told the publication. "To ask NSA not to look for weaknesses in the technology that we use, and to not seek to break the codes our adversaries employ to encrypt their messages is, I think, misguided," he said. "I would love to have all the terrorists just use that one little sandbox over there so that we could focus on them. But they don't.”

As we know the NSA is on fire because the Former contractor Edward Snowden continues to show the documents that showing the spying programs form NSA. So he comes out in very complex time to speak. The first Doc that he revealed was says that NSA exploiting the Mobile Web technologies to collect the bulk information. All through the interview he did not say about NSA’s program or about Edward Snowden.