Harold Thomas Martin III - Articles and mentions of 'second Snowden'

Harold Thomas Martin III (born November 1964) is a former contractor for Booz Allen Hamilton who has been accused of stealing approximately 50 terabytes of data from the National Security Agency (NSA).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_T._Martin_III

Ex-NSA contractor pleads not guilty to spying charges in federal court

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/ex-nsa-contractor-to-face-spying-charges-in-federal-court/2017/02/13/01168ad6-f22a-11e6-b9c9-e83fce42fb61_story.html

Ex-N.S.A. Worker Accused of Stealing Trove of Secrets Offers to Plead Guilty

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/03/us/politics/harold-martin-nsa-guilty-plea-offer.html

NSA Thief Worked With Elite Hacker Squad

Billed as a ‘Second Snowden,’ Hal Martin worked with the NSA’s most skilled hackers. But he may have taken classified info just to help him get through school.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/nsa-thief-worked-with-elite-hacker-squad

Article listing the classified material Harold Thomas Martin III dubbed the 'second snowden' stole

Harold Thomas Martin III's Indictment and Arraignment

https://www.lawfareblog.com/harold-thomas-martin-iiis-indictment-and-arraignment

According to the government, Martin kept twelve NSA documents, 5 USCYBERCOM documents, one National Reconnaisance Office document and one CIA document:

• A March 2014 NSA leadership briefing outlining the development and future plans for a specific NSA organization.

Two 2014 NSA reports outlining intelligence information regarding foreign cyber issues, containing targeting information.

• A 2009 draft of a United States Signal Intelligence Directive, which outlined specific methods, capabilities, techniques, processes, and procedures associated with CNO used to defend the United States.

• February 2008 NSA email correspondence containing an NSA intelligence assessment about an overseas project, containing information directly related to a subject that implicated national security policies and responses.

• A February 2007 Daily Operations Briefing concerning the daily operations of NSA activities, which identified specific NSA capabilities and operations.

-A NSA anti-terrorism operational document concerning extremely sensitive information on U.S. planning and operations regarding global terrorists.

-2002 NSA email correspondence and NSA intelligence information regarding extremist activity, which identified targets of intelligence collection.

-An August 1996 NSA weekly status summary of national defense concerns emanating from various parts of the world.

• An NSA Threat Operations Center (NTOC ) progress report that specifically described activities, capabilities, techniques, process, and procedures associated with NTOC, which discovers, characterizes, and proactively counters threats to U.S. national security systems and other networks of interest.

• An outline of a classified exercise involving real-world NSA and U.S. military resource to demonstrate existing cyber intelligence and operational capabilities.

• An NSA User’s Guide for an NSA intelligence-gathering tool.

• A description of the technical architecture of an NSA communications system.

• Five USCYBERCOM documents discussing capabilities and gaps in capabilities of the U.S. military and details of specific operations.

• An NRO document, dated August 17, 2007, containing information relating to the launch of an intelligence collection satellite, and unacknowledged ground station, and other specific intelligence collection technologies and programs.

• A 2008 CIA document containing information relating to foreign intelligence collection sources and methods, and relating to a foreign intelligence collection target.

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100% TRANSPARENCY, Q. PLEASE

Otherwise this is simply more of the same old same old historical COVERUPS by governments.

What's the point of only a small percentage of people knowing certain truths, for example ref Noname? What is the point? Death was too easy on him and I don't understand why he was 'let off the hook' that way.

Frustrated Anon