Answer: NSA
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Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Spy org.
- Code-cracking org.
- Hush-hush org.
- Campus org.
- Secretive org.
- Code-breaking org.
- Cloak-and-dagger org.
- Govt. intelligence org.
- Intelligence org.
- Surveillance org.
- Covert org.
- Eavesdropping org.
- Spying org.
- CIA relative
- Intel org.
- Cryptanalysis org.
- U.S. intelligence org.
- Hush-hush grp.
- DOD branch
- Decryption org.
- Clandestine org.
- Hush-hush govt. org.
- DOD intel arm
- "The Puzzle Palace" org.
- Secretive govt. org.
- DOD division
- Govt. intel org.
- Govt. code crackers
- Ultrasecret org.
- Top-secret org.
- Org. in "Snowden"
- Cybersecurity org.
- Cryptology org.
- "Snowden" org.
- Hush-hush D.C. org.
- Fed. hush-hush group
- Codebreaking org.
- Ultra-secret org.
- Secretive U.S. org.
- Secret org.
- Rink org.
- Fort Meade org.
- Federal hush-hush org.
- Electronic surveillance gp.
- Decoding org.
- Cuban missile crisis org.
- Counterintelligence org.
- Columbia org.
- Code-cracking gp.
- Code-breaking gp.
- Code-breaking govt. group
- Bug-loving org.
- U.S. spy grp.
- U.S. code and cipher grp.
- Secretive government org.
- Secretive government group: Abbr.
- Secret letters?
- Secret govt. group
- Part of the Defense Dept.
- Org. for which Edward Snowden once worked
- Intelligence-gathering org.
- Intelligence grp.
- Intel-gathering org.
- Intel-gathering grp.
- Intel processor?
- Hush-hush govt. group
- Govt. intel group
- Govt. code breakers
- Government group that Edward Snowden was once a contractor for: Abbr.
- Edward Snowden's former employer
- DOD arm
- Defense Department code-breaking organization: Abbr.
- Cryptologist's org.
- Codebreaker's org.
- Clandestine govt. org.
- CIA cousin
- Advisers to POTUS
- "Enemy of the State" org.
- "Defending Our Nation. Securing the Future" org.
- Wiretapping org.
- U.S. intel org.
- U.S. global monitor
- U.S. eavesdropping org.
- Top-secret U.S. org.
- Top-secret govt. org.
- Top secret org.
- Surveillance grp.
- Supersecret org.
- Super-secretive government org.
- Subj. of some WikiLeaks documents
- Signals intelligence org.
- SIGINT-gathering org.
- Secretive U.S. govt. group
- Secretive govt. group
- Personals ad abbr.
- Org. with cryptographers
- Org. with an annual Codebreaker Challenge
- Org. whose symbol is an eagle atop a key
- Org. that Snowden exposed
- Org. that monitors chatter
- Org. that Edward Snowden exposed
- Org. named in WikiLeaks documents
- Org. in the film "Sneakers"
- Org. in the documentary "Citizenfour"
- Org. concerned with secrets
- Org. chronicled in "The Puzzle Palace"
- National code-cracking org.
- Intelligence gathering dept.
- Intel-gathering gp.
- Intel collector hidden in nine puzzle answers
- Hush-hush US government group: Abbr.
- Hush-hush gp.
- Hush-hush govt. grp.
- Hush-hush govt. gp.
- Hush-hush govt. agency
- Govt. subject of James Bamford's "The Puzzle Palace"
- Govt. hush-hush org.
- Govt. hush-hush gp.
- Govt. decipherers
- Govt. cybersecurity monitor
- Govt. cryptanalysis org.
- Govt. code-breaking org.
- Govt. code-breaking group
- Government intel org.
- Government group that specializes in cracking codes: Abbr.
- Government group for which Edward Snowden worked as a contractor: Abbr.
- Government code-cracking group: Abbr.
- D.O.D. division
- Cryptologists' org.
- Cryptologic org.
- Cryptologic grp.
- Cryptologic govt. org.
- Cryptographer's org.
- Controversial wiretapping gp.
- Codebreaking govt. org.
- Code-cracking govt. org.
- Code-breaking grp.
- Code-breaking govt. org.
- Code-breaking government group: Abbr.
- Code-breaking D.C. gp.
- Code crackers' org.
- Code breakers' org.
- Classified org.
- Cipher-cracking org.
- Cipher org.
- Certain intelligence org.
- "The Puzzle Palace" grp.
- "Sneakers" org.
- _o _trings _ttached
- Without commitment, in personal ads
- Wiretapping scandal gp.
- Wire-tapping org.
- US intelligence organization within the Department of Defense: Abbr.
- Unit with a classified no. of employees
- Ultra-secretive org.
- Ultra-secretive gp.
- U.S.'s leading employer of mathematicians, it's said
- U.S. scholastic org.
- U.S. org. hidden in two U.S. state names
- U.S. counterpart to Britain's GCHQ
- U.S. agency with a "CryptoKids" program
- Transportation org.
- Top-secret intelligence org.
- Top-secret grp.
- Top-secret gp.
- Top-secret govt. group
- ThinThread intelligence org.
- Their "motto" is "never say anything": Abbr.
- The Cryptologic Museum holds its artifacts
- Tapping grp.
- Tapping gp.
- Supersecretive intelligence org.
- Supersecretive government org.
- Supersecret US government organization: Abbr.
- Super-secretive org.
- Super-secretive dept.
- Super-secret intelligence org.
- Super-secret intelligence gp.
- Super-secret intel org.
- Super-secret govt. gp.
- Super-secret government org.
- Super-secret government group (abbr.)
- Super-secret defense gp.
- Subj. of the book "The Puzzle Palace"
- Subj. of the 2017 memoir "Working on the Dark Side of the Moon"
- Subj. of some WikiLeaks leaks
- Subj. of some WikiLeaks docs
- Subj. of some 2015 WikiLeaks content
- Subj. of Snowden leaks
- Subj. of James Bamford's book "The Shadow Factory"
- Subj. of documents revealed by Edward Snowden
- Subj. of 2013 leaks
- Sponsor of Md.'s Cryptologic Museum
- Source of intelligence: Abbr.
- Source of information leaked by Edward Snowden, for short
- Snowden's former employer, briefly
- Skater's group.
- Signals Intelligence govt. agcy.
- SIGINT org.
- SIGINT agcy.
- Secrets keeper: Abbr.
- Secretive U.S. gp.
- Secretive PRISM org.
- Secretive org. chronicled in "The Puzzle Palace"
- Secretive group, initially
- Secretive DOD org.
- Secretive Department of Defense group: Abbr.
- Secretive Defense Department group: Abbr.
- Secretive D.C. org.
- Secret U.S. govt. group
- Secret decoder ring?: Abbr.
- Sea-trade org.
- PRISM org.
- Phone-tapping org.
- Personals shorthand for casual romance
- Part of the U.S. intelligence community
- Part of the Dept. of Defense
- Org.? What org.?
- Org. with top-secret documents
- Org. with many programs exposed in 2013
- Org. with many cryptanalysts
- Org. with many code breakers
- Org. with its own cryptologic museum
- Org. with its HQ in Fort Meade
- Org. with its HQ at Fort Meade, Md.
- Org. with intel
- Org. with a Trafficthief database
- Org. with a super-creepy "CryptoKids" program
- Org. with a MonsterMind program
- Org. with a key-holding eagle in its logo
- Org. with a Cryptologic Memorial
- Org. with a CryptoKids website
- Org. with a classified number of employees
- Org. with a Boundless Informant tracking tool
- Org. whose Twitter account is currently the only one @Snowden follows
- Org. whose seal shows an eagle perched on a key
- Org. whose seal includes an eagle perched on a key
- Org. whose seal features an eagle clutching a key
- Org. whose middle letter stands for "Security"
- Org. whose logo is an eagle perched on a key
- Org. whose logo has a talon-gripped key
- Org. whose insignia depicts an eagle grasping a key
- Org. whose documents Snowden leaked
- Org. whose documents Edward Snowden leaked
- Org. whose budget is classified
- Org. whose annual budget is classified information
- Org. whose annual budget is classified
- Org. where Edward Snowden once did contracting
- Org. under scrutiny concerning surveillance
- Org. that's the subject of the book "The Puzzle Palace"
- Org. that's the subject of the book "Body of Secrets"
- Org. that's the subject of "The Puzzle Palace"
- Org. that's always watching AND I FOR ONE THINK THEY DO A GREAT JOB PROTECTING ME USA USA USA
- Org. that uses cryptanalysis
- Org. that tries to prevent leaks
- Org. that specializes in cryptography
- Org. that shares its HQ with Cyber Command
- Org. that provides signals intelligence
- Org. that oversees a cryptologic museum
- Org. that might be monitoring your email
- Org. that may spot an unintended secret message in this puzzle
- Org. that Jinx worked for in "Die Another Day"
- Org. that employs mathematicians
- Org. that deals with bugs?
- Org. that abhors leaks
- Org. targeted by Edward Snowden
- Org. started by Truman
- Org. protecting U.S. secrets
- Org. promoting intelligence
- Org. profiled in James Bamford's book "Body of Secrets"
- Org. probably reading this clue right now
- Org. on which Edward Snowden blew the whistle
- Org. of watchers
- Org. of spies
- Org. of concern to Edward Snowden
- Org. nicknamed "the Puzzle Palace"
- Org. known for redaction
- Org. in Dan Brown's "Digital Fortress"
- Org. in Clancy's "Red Storm Rising"
- Org. implicated in the Snowden leaks
- Org. implicated in a wiretapping scandal
- Org. implementing the Protect America Act
- Org. hiring cryptographers
- Org. hidden in "Vulcan salute"
- Org. for U.S. cryptologists
- Org. for Peggy Fleming et al.
- Org. for Fleming, Hamill et al.
- Org. for cryptologists
- Org. for collegians
- Org. filling in the blanks of "cla_de_tine oper_tions"
- Org. featured in the movie "Sneakers"
- Org. exposed by Snowden
- Org. employing cryptologists
- Org. employing codebreakers
- Org. Edward Snowden worked for
- Org. developing many encryption systems
- Org. critiqued in the 2014 film "Citizenfour"
- Org. created, aptly enough, in secret
- Org. concerned with intelligence
- Org. concerned with cyber threats
- Org. concerned with cracking and leaking
- Org. concerned about leaks
- Org. behind the National Cryptologic Museum
- Org. behind an encrypted recruitment tweet
- Org. based in Fort Meade, Md.
- Org. based in Fort Meade, Maryland
- Org. based at Ft. Meade
- Org. associated with U.S. Cyber Command
- Only account Edward Snowden follows on Twitter
- Old nuclear watchdog: Abbr.
- Noted eavesdropper, for short
- Natl. Cryptologic Museum operator
- Metadata-tracking org.
- Metadata collector, for short
- Mass surveillance org.
- Maritime agcy.
- Letters for friends with benefits
- Largest U.S. employer of mathematicians
- Its motto is "Defending Our Nation. Securing the Future."
- Its MD museum displays an Enigma machine
- It's headquartered in Fort Meade, Md.
- It checks for leaks, for short
- Intelligence organization that formerly employed Edward Snowden: Abbr.
- Intelligence org. with a Cryptologic Museum
- Intelligence org. formed under Truman
- Intelligence grp. established by Truman
- Intelligence group that makes and breaks codes: Abbr.
- Intelligence gp. doing controversial domestic surveillance
- Intel-gathering govt. group
- Intel-collecting org.
- Intel org. officially formed by Truman
- Intel interpreter, for short
- Intel inits.
- Intel analyst's org.
- Initials in casual hookup ads
- Hush-hush US government group depicted in the movie "Snowden": Abbr.
- Hush-hush government org.
- Hush-hush Fort Meade org.
- Hush-hush D.C. grp.
- Highly secretive org.
- Hacking org.
- Grp. with a Boundless Informant program
- Grp. with a "Cryptokids" section on their website
- Grp. in the Oscar-winning documentary "Citizenfour"
- Grp. concerned with SIGINT
- Grp. concerned with hacking
- Group on which Edward Snowden blew the whistle: Abbr.
- Group of crackers, for short?
- Gp. with many interceptions
- Gp. with a Cryptologic Memorial Wall
- Gp. whose insignia consists of a bald eagle holding a key
- Gp. of crack crackers
- Govt. surveillance group
- Govt. org. with cryptanalysts
- Govt. org. with an "Information Assurance" section on its website
- Govt. org. with a Puzzle Periodical, once
- Govt. org. with a forerunner known as the Black Chamber
- Govt. org. with a classified budget
- Govt. org. whose logo depicts an eagle standing on a key
- Govt. org. that submits FISA court requests
- Govt. org. that offers a monthly "Puzzle Periodical"
- Govt. org. that employs mathematicians
- Govt. org. based in Ft. Meade, Md.
- Govt. intelligence gp.
- Govt. grp. with a CryptoChallenge iPhone app
- Govt. group with the CryptoChallenge game app
- Govt. group with an Information Assurance mission
- Govt. group that scans your Yahoo! emails
- Govt. group that runs a monthly Puzzle Periodical
- Govt. group for mathematicians
- Govt. employer of mathematicians
- Govt. employer of cryptologists
- Govt. data-mining org.
- Govt. cracking group
- Govt. crackers
- Govt. counterintelligence group
- Govt. code grp.
- Govt. code cracker
- Govt. agency with four cryptologic centers
- Govt. agency whose motto (it's joked) is "never say anything"
- Government surveillance group: Abbr.
- Government organization that has tracked Americans' cell phone usage: Abbr.
- Government org. with a classified budget
- Government intelligence group that whistle-blower Edward Snowden was a technical contractor for: Abbr.
- Government intel grp.
- Government group that hires cryptographers: Abbr.
- Government group that conducts clandestine surveillance: Abbr.
- Government group that collects phone-call data: Abbr.
- Government group that collects phone and email data: Abbr.
- Government group that can monitor cell phone data: Abbr.
- Government group specializing in cryptanalysis: Abbr.
- Government group known for eavesdropping: Abbr.
- Gov. surveillance group
- Global monitoring org.
- Ft. Meade's "Crypto City"
- Ft. Meade-based org.
- Ft. Meade org.
- Frequent WikiLeaks target
- Freedom Act org.
- Fort Meade-based org.
- Fort Meade-based govt. org.
- Former Snowden employer, briefly
- Federal code-cracking org.
- Fed. intel group
- Fed. hush-hush gp.
- Fed. cryptographer hirer
- Ethical hackers' grp.
- Encryption org.
- Electronic eavesdropping org.
- Edward Snowden's former employer, in brief
- Edward Snowden's archnemesis (abbr.)
- Edward Snowden subj.
- Eavesdropping org.
- Eavesdropper in the news: Abbr.
- DOD subdivision
- DoD intel org.
- DOD component
- Dishfire org.
- Dept. of Defense org.
- Defense Dept. org.
- Defense Department group whose surveillance activities were revealed by Edward Snowden: Abbr.
- Defense Department group that collects data for foreign intelligence: Abbr.
- Defense Department gp.
- Defense Department dept.
- Defense Department code-cracking group: Abbr.
- Data-mining org.
- Data-mining gp.
- Data collectors from our phones
- Data collection org.
- Cybersecurity grp.
- Cyber security org.
- Cryptologist's gp.
- Cryptic org.
- Cryptanalyst's org.
- Cryptanalyst-hiring org.
- Cryptanalysis gp.
- Cracking grp.
- Crack team, for short?
- Covert govt. org.
- Collector of US intelligence
- Codebreakers' org.
- Code-cracking organization: Abbr.
- Code-cracking org. in Tom Clancy novels
- Code-cracking org. in spy novels
- Code-cracking intelligence org.
- Code-cracking grp.
- Code-cracking group that collects data from billions of phone calls: Abbr.
- Code-cracking government org.
- Code-crackers' org.
- Code-busting org.
- Code-breaking org. that interviewed Will for a job in "Good Will Hunting"
- Code-breaking central, in brief
- Code crackers: Abbr.
- Code breaking org.
- Cloak-and-dagger gp.
- Chatter-monitoring org.
- Chatter monitor, in brief
- Casual dating letters
- Campus group: Abbr.
- C.I.A.-F.B.I. cousin
- C.I.A. sister service
- Bug-tracking org.
- Bug-studying org.
- Bug-loving gp.?
- Branch of the govt. whose number of employees and annual budget are classified, aptly
- Big data org.
- American defense org.
- Agency that had information leaked by Edward Snowden: Abbr.
- Agcy. with an "Information Assurance" section on its website
- Agcy. whose careers page says "Where Intelligence Goes to Work"
- Agcy. Chuck works for on "Chuck"
- "Where Intelligence Goes to Work"
- "Snowden" subj.
- "Snowden" grp.
- "Red Storm Rising" grp.
- "Crypto City" at Ft. Meade
- "Citizenfour" org.
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