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NSA Targets New Recruits With Coded Tweet -- PC Mag
The National Security Agency is taking a unique approach to job recruitment. This week, the bureau posted what looked like a lengthy pocket tweet to its careers Twitter account.
To the untrained eye, it appeared that the NSA's official tweeter had a few too many drinks before hitting the Internet. But the post, which included the #MissionMonday hashtag, is actually a coded message.
Don't get too excited: The agency isn't revealing 140-character security secrets. According to a cryptogram solver, the substitution cipher (patristocrat) is a recruitment call for code breakers.
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Behind the NSA's mysterious coded tweet -- Brandon Griggs, CNN
NSA's encrypted tweet deciphered in six seconds, recruits code breakers -- Tech Times
REVEALED: Here's The Solution To That Encoded NSA Puzzle Tweet -- Business Insider
NSA's coded tweet deciphered -- read what it says -- CBS
Code Cracked: Mysterious NSA Tweet Is Decrypted in Seconds -- NBC
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