Google Asks NSA For Security Help

American Voices • Science & Technology • space • ISSUE 46•06 • Feb 12, 2010

In light of recent hacking attacks, search engine leviathan Google has asked the National Security Agency for help securing its network. What do you think?

“And in return Google can help the NSA do something funny with its website logo each day."”
Kerrin Shea –
Systems Analyst
“Given the NSA's impressive record, they should be able to uncover valuable intelligence to help protect Google at least several months after a catastrophic attack on the company."”
Gareth Wembley –
Rim-Turning Finisher
“I'll come clean, before this becomes a huge problem. I confess to visiting the SuicideGirls website on my church's computer."”
Niles Ebbets –
Unemployed

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