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These Firmware details Archive name: ZTE_U818_4.2.... correspond to the organizational channels through which NSA gathers it's intelligence: LABELS trick (51) Lenovo (43) Travel (20) - 3rd PARTY/LIAISON - Intelligence sharing with foreign agencies - REGIONAL - SCS units, a joint venture between NSA and CIA Tricks (11) Why (10) Design (8) - CNE - NSA's Tailored Access Operations (TAO) division Oppo Smartphone (8) developers (8) - LARGE CABLE - NSA's Special Source Operations (SSO) division - FORNSAT - NSA's Global Access Operations (GAO) division OS (7) GOOGLE TRICKS (6) GPRS (5) others (5) S4 (4) Besides the collection capabilities shown in this map, NSA also collects data through spy Sony Xperia (4) planes and satellites (called Overhead Collection) and a range of tactical collection Sony Xperia Mobile Downloads (4) systems used to support military operations. rubicon (4) grandkids (3) overheating (3) Symphony tablet (2) 3rd PARTY/LIAISON (Intelligence sharing) devices (2) learn programming (2) learn to code (2) As the first class of access, the slide lists the so-called 3rd Party liaisons with partner agencies in other countries with which NSA has formal agreements for the exchange of original brand phone realizing (2) raw data and end product reports. Desktop Apps (1) The legend designates 3rd Party Liaisons with a green dot, but there are no green dots Lenovo A319 Firmware (1) on the map, which seems strange. One possible explanation could be that the different colored dots appear one by one after clicking the original powerpoint presentation, but according to a tweet of one of the NRC journalists, there were no green dots on the original map. Another possible explanation is that 3rd Party stands for countries, whereas all other dots represent specific facilities. This however could have been solved by simply listing the nations just like the Regional and Fornsat lists at the top of the map. With that not being the case, the most likely reason seems to be that NSA considers the names of these 3rd Party nations to be too sensitive to be mentioned in a TOP SECRET//COMINT document. Probably they may only be in documents classified within the Exceptionally Controlled Information (ECI) control system, just like the names of the telecommunication companies cooperating with NSA (the exact locations and even the codenames of the cable tapping facilities are also not mentioned in the map's legend). This makes that it's still a big secret which 30 countries are NSA's 3rd party partners. Based upon the Snowden-documents, the German magazine Der Spiegel only published the names of these six European countries: - Germany - France - Austria - Denmark - Belgium - Poland Some other sources also named the following countries as 3rd party partners: - Norway - Thailand - Italy - Malaysia - Greece - Singapore - Turkey - Japan - Israel - South-Korea - South-Africa - Taiwan NRC Handelsblad reported that The Netherlands is a 3rd party partner too, but presented no evidence for that. According to an article (pdf) by Dutch scolars it's not very likely that Dutch agencies are a formal 3rd party partner of NSA, as they have different political and cultural views. Nonetheless, the Netherlands has always been a loyal partner in military operations and so there is regular information sharing on that level. Update #1: New documents show that the Swedish signals intelligence agency FRA is a 3rd Party partner of NSA since 1954. Update #2: A newly disclosed document confirms that Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway and Sweden are 3rd Party partners. See: 14-Eyes are 3rd Party partner forming the SIGINT Seniors Europe Excerpt from an NSA document, which tells how the 3rd party relationship with Norway was established and extended over the years (PROFORMA = intelligence from computer-based data) On October 30, the Spanish paper El Mundo published an undated document showing cooperation with various countries on four different levels. The first group is called "Tier A" which is "Comprehensive Cooperation" with the UK, Australia, Canada and New Zealand (the Five Eyes). The second group is "Tier B" and is about "Focused Cooperation" with some 20 countries. The third group of "Limited cooperation" consists of countries such as France, Israel, USA and USA. Finally, the fourth group is about "Exceptional Cooperation" with countries that the US considers to be hostile to its interests. The general interpretation of this document is that is shows countries with which NSA is cooperating for Computer Network Operations (CNO), with the Tier B countries probably being a subset of the Third Party nations. The list has no date, but it does have a declassification date (20291123), which minus 25 years (the standard classification period) would mean the document is from 2004. That opens up the possibility that Tier B might actually show that in 2004 there were just 20 Third Party countries, a number which then might have raised to 30 by 2012. A strange thing about the list is that it's only classified as CONFIDENTIAL, where the text document itself is SECRET//COMINT. > See also: http://indiafunworld.blogspot.com /2014/09/nsas-foreign- partnerships.html">NSA's foreign partnerships REGIONAL (Special Collection Service) Under "Regional" the map shows over 80 locations of the joint NSA-CIA Special Collection Service (SCS) units. These units are covertly based in US embassies and consulates all around the world and are charged with eavesdropping on high-level targets in difficult-to-reach places, such a foreign embassies, communications centers, and foreign government installations. The names of 88 locations are listed at the top of the map, but 46 of them are blacked out. According to NRC Handelsblad, Glenn Greenwald asked them to do so, because of "protection of the source and the agreement we have with him: it's not really newsworthy".
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    TOP SECRET//SI/OC//NOFORN SSO FAIRVIEW Overview TOP SECRET//SI/OC//NOFORN TOP SECRET//SI/OC//NOFORN AGENDA • (U) FAIRVIEW DEFINED • (U) OPERATIONAL AUTHORITIES/CAPABILITIES • (U) STATS: WHO IS USING DATA WE COLLECTED • (U) FAIRVIEW WAY AHEAD AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU • (U) QUESTIONS TOP SECRET//SI/OC//NOFORN TOP SECRET//SI/OC//NOFORN International Cables (TS//SI//NF) (TS//SI//NF) TOP SECRET//SI/OC//NOFORN Brief discussion of global telecommunications infrastructure. How access points in the US can collect on communications from “bad guy” countries (least cost routing, etc.) TOP SECRET//SI/OC//NOFORN WHERE SSO IS ACCESSING YOUR TARGET (TS//SI//NF) SSO TARGET UNILATERAL PROGRAMS CABLE MAIL, VOIP, TAP CLOUD SERVICES CORP PARTNER RAM-A RAM-I/X RAM-T RAM-M DGO SSO WINDSTOP BLARNEY SSO CORP MYSTIC AND PRISM FAIRVIEW STORMBREW OAKSTAR TOPI PINWALE XKEYSCORE TURMOIL (TS//SI//NF) TOP SECRET//SI/OC//NOFORN TOP SECRET//SI/OC//NOFORN FAIRVIEW DEFINED • (TS//SI//NF) Large SSO Program involves NSA and Corporate Partner (Transit, FAA and FISA) • (TS//SI//REL FVEY) Cooperative effort associated witH mid- point collection (cable, switch, router) • (TS//SI//NF) THe partner operates in tHe U.S., but Has access to information tHat transits tHe nation and tHrougH its corporate relationships provide unique accesses to otHer telecoms and ISPs (TS//SI//NF) 5 (TS//SI//NF) TOP SECRET//SI/OC//NOFORN TOP SECRET//SI/OC//NOFORN Unique Aspects (C) Access to massive amounts of data (C) Controlled by variety of legal authorities (C) Most accesses are controlled by partner (C) Tasking delays TOP SECRET//SI/OC//NOFORN (TS//SI//NF) Key Points: 1) SSO provides more than 80% of collection for NSA.