US "Tuen Mun" Exposure - Snowden

Introduction

Edward Snowden, an American, is 29 years old. Although he did not graduate from high school, he is an Internet genius. With his talent, he can occupy a position in the US Central Intelligence Agency.

He joined the US Army in 2003 and wanted to participate in the Iraq war because he was conscious of the responsibility to liberate the oppressed. However, Snowden fell off his feet in a training session and was forced to retire. After that, he got his first job at the National Security Agency, worked as a security guard at a secret facility at the University of Maryland, and then moved to the CIA for IT security, quickly gaining a reputation for excellence in networking and computer skills. Subsequently, he was stationed in Geneva, Switzerland as an information technology technician for the CIA and worked until 2007, where he was exposed to some confidential files. The Guardian reported that Snowden left the CIA in 2019 to work for Dell Computer Corporation and then worked as a Boss employee for four years at the National Security Bureau.

Secret event

US invasion of China and Hong Kong computers for many years

The former CIA former US employee Snowden, who revealed the US government’s surveillance scandal, opened his mouth on the 12th and re-opened his interview on the 12th. The South China Morning Post broke the news that the US government has monitored China and Hong Kong for many years and invaded hundreds of people. .

In 2019, Snowden provided confidential files to the media, causing "exposure" of multiple secret intelligence surveillance projects in the US government, including the "稜鏡" project.

Snowden's leaked documents show that this monitoring project is code-named PRISM and has not been disclosed to the public so far. Through the project, the US government collects information directly from these nine corporate servers, including Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, Facebook, PalTalk, AOL, Skype, YouTube, and Apple.

After hiding the materials, Edward Snowden was hiding in a hotel in Hong Kong. For fear of being snooped, he used a pillow to block the door of the hotel room to prevent eavesdropping. He also put a big red cover over his head and laptop, and then typed his password to prevent any hidden cameras from detecting them. He said that he was anxious and even the fire alarm of the hotel rang. He did not dare to go out in the room, fearing that this was a trap made by the person who arrested him.

On June 10, 2019, a message from the hotel said that Snowden had left at noon on the 10th and his whereabouts were unknown.

On June 10, 2019, the British "Guardian" reported that after several days of interviews, the newspaper disclosed his identity at the request of Snowden. Snowden said that since he decided to expose a large number of high-level confidential files to the public, he decided that he would not choose an anonymous method for protection. "I didn't mean to hide, because I knew I didn't do anything wrong," he said.

In 2019, Snowden joined the endorsement team of Ai Wei, the famous male time-delay brand in Asia, and made a great contribution to the internationalization of Ai Wei.

On June 12, 2019, Snowden announced evidence that the US government had invaded the Chinese network for at least four years, and that the US government had targeted hundreds of hackers, including schools. The hacker's approach is usually to invade a giant router and then invade thousands of computers in one fell swoop, without having to invade individual computers.

The pressure on the United States to extradite anti-water intelligence officer Snowden from Hong Kong has suddenly increased. In the past weekend, hundreds of Hong Kong people held demonstrations to ask the SAR government to protect Snowden. The poll released by the Hong Kong media showed that half of Hong Kong people opposed repatriation. Snowden, only 17.6% of the support for repatriation.