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Clearly they can keep things secret unlike NSA and co. Whole article is random guesses, names of building and not much of anything else, that is kind of impress
by tlear 8y ago
Clearly they can keep things secret unlike NSA and co. Whole article is random guesses, names of building and not much of anything else, that is kind of impressive. In fact the only real stuff is from a power point shared with NSA..
- willstrafach 8y agoLooking at source materials, it is not hard to see what they are doing. They have radome’s to obfuscate where their dishes are pointed, and use them to collect signals that pass through the Chinese and other satellites they can see. They appear to request processing assistance from NSA, so the most educated guess would be that they know the right satellites to collect from, but are not quite there yet in terms of normalizing and analyzing most of the data. You can scroll to the bottom of linked article to view the source documents.
- euske 8y agoFunny you put it that way because it sounds very Japanese to me. Japan always focuses heavily on the physical infrastructure. They meticulously build amazing machines, bridges and grid systems, but don't know what to do with them.
- blattimwind 8y ago> No internal documents from Japan’s surveillance agency have ever been publicly disclosed before. It makes me kinda sad that somewhere in a nondescript office building someone has to wipe the "No documents leaked since 67 years" counter off some whiteboard.