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The Spybots Among Us

Continued from page 5

Published on December 19, 2001

Clearly, the NSA is searching for these perceived enemies by monitoring and hacking certain regions of cyberspace. The agency is being mandated by Congress to strengthen its grip on the Internet. The legislative trend, since Sept. 11 and for the foreseeable future, is to allow the NSA its way in cyberspace.

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