Chapter 1104 Top Secret Information Exposure

"Qilin." Su Jing called Luo Qilin back.

"Master, what are your orders?" Luo Qilin said respectfully.

"You take down a member who has access to this top-secret information, use the deformed powder I gave you to transform into his appearance, and then reveal the secret information." Su Jing said, Luo Qilin's action in the United States is not suitable for revealing his true appearance. So Su Jing gave him a lot of deformation powder from the time and space of "Devil's Law" in order to disguise.

"How to deal with the person who took it?" Luo Qilin asked.

"Kill it, destroy the corpse and destroy the trace." Su Jing said.

"Okay." Luo Qilin went to do it without saying a word.

Luo Qilin's efficiency has always been quite high.

When the outside world was still talking about the video of American spies against Ge, the British "Guardian" suddenly threw a public opinion bomb - the US National Security Agency has a secret project code-named "Prism", which requires telecommunications giant Verizon to must Turn in call records of millions of users every day. Then, the "Washington Post" disclosed that in the past few years, the National Security Agency and the FBI have monitored citizens' emails and chat records by entering the servers of nine major Internet giants including Microsoft, Google, Apple, and Yahoo. , videos and photos and other secret information to monitor the movements of specific targets and their contacts.

As soon as the news came out, American public opinion and world public opinion were in an uproar.

"Damn it, is it true?"

"The Guardian and The Washington Post jointly reported that the top-secret information is conclusive and should not be faked. The whistleblower named Snowden is a technical analyst at the CIA, because he doesn't like this kind of behavior in the United States. I don't want to live in a monitored society, so I took the risk and exposed the truth."

"Doesn't this mean that all netizens who use the servers of major Internet giants such as Microsoft, Google, Apple, Yahoo, etc. are in the monitoring range?"

"Nima, it's so scary, it turns out that we have been under surveillance all the time."

"How can this be, do you still have any privacy?"

Citizens of the United States and people of the world have responded tremendously. The president of the United States was quick to respond, publicly acknowledging the plan, which he had to admit. He emphasized that the program is not aimed at U.S. citizens or persons in the United States, is designed to counter terrorism and keep Americans safe, and is authorized by Congress and placed under the supervision of the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. He also defended: "You can't have 100% privacy and 100% convenience with 100% security. Intelligence agencies work to better understand the world."

The secretary of state argued: "There is nothing unusual about monitoring allies in the field of international relations. All kinds of intelligence are good for maintaining national security."

The director of the National Security Agency said: "Only non-Americans outside the United States are the targets of surveillance. Surveillance operations have been subject to strict legal scrutiny in order to minimize the acquisition, retention and dissemination of accidental American information. change."

However, no matter how the United States interprets it, most screen names are unacceptable.

The European Union is extremely dissatisfied with the United States, and has stepped up its attack on the United States for reports that the United States is monitoring the European Union. EU officials said the EU's high representative for foreign affairs and security policy had asked the US to provide immediate clarification on the surveillance incident. France and Germany, two important countries in the European Union, intensified their accusations of gunpowder against the United States on the same day. A German government spokesman called the U.S. actions a "Cold War" era; the French president demanded that the U.S. immediately stop monitoring the European Union and threatened to suspend trade talks with the U.S.

Even the most influential civil rights organization in the United States, the American Civil Liberties Union, has formally sued the federal government. There are also Americans who have filed a class action lawsuit against the federal government, claiming $3 billion, and netizens in other countries can also sue the US government.

For a time, the United States became the target of public criticism. The image of the U.S. government was seriously damaged, and it also suffered huge internal and external pressure. Pull off the disguise, revealing the hypocritical face of a thief shouting to catch a thief. The United States has always liked to play the victim of the cyber world, and has always accused China of conducting cyber attacks, but in fact, the United States is the biggest hacker in the world.

The NSA, the FBI, and the CIA are also under pressure. The United States has determined the leaker Snowden as a traitor and has stepped up its pursuit. However, they found that after Snowden leaked the secret, it seemed as if he had suddenly disappeared, and they could not find any news.

"At all costs, Snowden must be caught." The director of the CIA patted the table angrily, feeling extremely unlucky during this time. First, three spies turned against each other, which not only damaged the image of the CIA, but also helped the Zhongyun Institute of Advanced Science and Technology to speak up, disrupting the pace of the United States' efforts to suppress the Chrono Group. When he finally caught the three spies and wanted to re-brainwash them, the three spies turned into three big snakes, which almost scared him stupid. Immediately after, a technical analyst leaked secrets, which were still top secrets. The damage to the United States was too great to estimate. All of this happened in such a short period of time, which caught him off guard.

He felt that the three anti-government spies should be the ghosts of China. Is it possible that Snowden's betrayal was also a secret stalker from China, intending to retaliate? He faintly felt as if a terrifying enemy was staring at him.

"We are intensifying the pursuit. The last time he appeared was in Russia, but the strange thing is that he suddenly disappeared without a trace." A middle-aged man said.

"At most he is hiding, or Russia is hiding him. The president has put pressure on Russia, but Russia doesn't want to do this, saying that as long as Snowden stops doing damage to the United States, he can get asylum in Russia. , obviously want to get more information from Snowden, we can only find another way." CIA director Shen Shen said.

At this moment, there was a knock at the door. After the director said something, a middle-aged woman with an ugly face opened the door and hurried in. She said anxiously, "It's not good, director, more top-secret information has been leaked."

"What? What information?" The director's expression changed.

"Look." The middle-aged woman directly opened the online message. After the director and the middle-aged man next to him glanced at them, their faces changed greatly, and they were suddenly pale without a trace of blood.