SIDtoday is
the internal newsletter for the NSA’s most important division, the
Signals Intelligence Directorate. After editorial review, The
Intercept is releasing nine years worth of newsletters in batches,
starting with 2003. The agency’s spies explain a surprising amount
about what they were doing, how they were doing it, and why.
The
Intercept’s first SIDtoday release comprises 166 articles,
including all articles published between March 31, 2003, when
SIDtoday began, and June 30, 2003, plus installments of all article
series begun during this period through the end of the year. Major
topics include the National Security Agency’s role in
interrogations, the Iraq War, the war on terror, new leadership in
the Signals Intelligence Directorate, and new, popular uses of the
internet and of mobile computing devices.
Along with
this batch, we are publishing the stories featured below, which
explain how and why we’re releasing these documents, provide an
overview of SIDtoday as a publication, report on one especially
newsworthy set of revelations, and round up other interesting tidbits
from the files.
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