NSA using spy software to bug 100,000 computers around the world

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NSA using spy software to bug 100,000 computers around the world

CBS News

Published 14 Aug 2020

The New York Times reports that in a program called "Quantuum," the NSA planted software in nearly 100,000 computers worldwide. The targets include China's army, the Russian military and drug cartels. Norah O'Donnell reports.

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NSA using spy software to bug 100,000 computers around the world

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