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FY2009_2Q_IOB_REPORT.PDF
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DOCID : 4165207 TOP 3LCRLT: :'COMl?~TliNOfOR?q NATIONAL. SECURITY AGENCY CENTRAL SECURITY SERVlCE: FOF~T GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND 20755--6000 6 July 2009 MEMORANDUM FOR THE CHAlRM.AN. INTELLIGENCE OVERSIGHT BOARD THRU: Assistant to the Secretary of Defense (Intelligence Oversight) SUBJECT: (U/ffOLO) Report to the Intelligence Oversight Board on NSA Activities - INFORMATl.ON fv1EMORANDUM / (l.J/,!f()l.J()T Except as prcviousJy reported to you or the President. or otherwise stated in the enclosure. we have no reason to believe that anv intelligence activities of the National Securitv…
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DOCID: 4165207 ·rop SECRCT//COMlHT//NOFOR.H 1, (UUFOUO) lntemgence, counterintemgence, and intelligence~related activities that violate law, regulation, or policy substantiated during the quarter, as w en as actions taken as a result of the violations. (lJ) lntemgence .Activities ff8//GL' RLL TO USA, rvr:v) Unintentional collection against United States (U.S.} persons. This quarter, there \VCrcO instances .in which Signals intelligence (SlG1NT) analysts inadvertently targeted or collected com,1rnnications to, from, or about Li. S. persons vvh11e pursuing fr)reign intelligence tasking.…
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DOCID: 4165207 ·rop SLCilCT:'/COMHrI'/.'~~orORYi database onl land .. the .. ana·lyst .. applied .. for .. a.r.ese.archacc.mi.f.lJ..t.9..r.~?,,~.~e the risk of future violations. .. .... ·::::::> ::=="""''"::·::;;.>"" ?:t:L ~; ~ _ P . L. (TC//fiJ:fR[L TO US.\, rVLY) ln another of the afqremenfi-On(~.<i«~·~ilectiqn.)f~~idents>:~lie .. target entered the United States on ... ....- ·~n NSA anal\:~t·· ...... . 86-36 attcrnpted unsuccessfhHy ........... t)\'1 the target selector q.n " ........ \ ... "· A malfunction of)he..graphlc<~Juscffi1terface application preven~ed execution " \…
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DOCID: 41652 0 7 TOP ~;[CRLT//COMIM'f/1,<JOFORN (U) Update to previous report fl'E5/'SW~JF) As reported last quarter. on l 5 January 2009~ the Department of Justice reported to the FISC that NSA had been using an "alert list'' to compare incoming BR Fl SA metadata against telephone numbers associated with counterterrorism (CT) targets 1J1at NSA had tasked for SIGINT collection. The Agency had reported 10 the FISC that the alert list consisted of numbers for \vh.ich NSA had determined that a RAS existed that the numbers were related to a terrorist organization .. a<.;sociated with·l ...…
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DOC! D~~:n 14 . .l 65207 (b'ft.;;·i°·.::. i:,.:::L;~·· trE1- ·.:>b TOP t1ECRL'LX~O!vfn~fi/:<!OfOR1~ ····· ·······::::='" .. \bl <1 > (T8 '/::.:/~i;~;·t~'c1g·~··rv1,~1 i)~~li~~;.~Ki ~i ~~~;~ ;~Viet~ I / I ~~~~ ~:.:o L Us~ ';i;' '' 1 analysts learnedtl)<1t- ·~:· t4r<refsdectors had been·tas.~ed ... urider the wrong authority. The \._ selectors. taskcd .. €:).i1' . had bee.n·-tflSi<:ed under the PAA · I lin§tea~iof the ::ertification 2oo"if ... The selectors were retasked under the correct certification oh· No collecti.on was purged because the two certifications share the same …
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