[Ecks]

The National Security Agency (NSA), the United States intelligence agency which is known for its secrecy and working in the dark, has finally joined GitHub and launched an official GitHub page. GitHub is an online service designed for sharing code amongst programmers and open source community, and so far, the NSA is sharing 32 different projects as part of the NSA Technology Transfer Program (TTP), while some of these are "coming soon." "The NSA Technology Transfer Program (TTP) works with agency innovators who wish to use this collaborative model for transferring their technology to the commercial marketplace," the agency wrote on the program's page. "OSS invites the cooperative development of technology, encouraging broad use and adoption. The public benefits by adopting, enhancing, adapting, or commercializing the software. The government benefits from the open source community's enhancements to the technology." Many of the projects the agency listed are years old that have been available on the Internet for some time. For example, SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux) has been part of the Linux kernel for years.

Read More @ http://thehackernews.com/2017/06/nsa-git...jects.html
You can visit their page @ https://nationalsecurityagency.github.io/

[Pikami]

Don't trust the NSA!
Everything will be backdoored!

[Ecks]

Most of the stuff is old or was made by public sector and released because they had to, but since it is on GitHub you can look through all the code to see if there is any backdoors.

[Blink]

Good thing I recently moved to GitLab.

[Shadow.walker]

Fuck NSA Those fuckin little cunts,,, Wondering what Shadow Brokers had to say about this Tho