Secret Organization -- Revealing the National Security Agency of the United States

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Features: The National Security Agency (NSA) is the largest, most powerful, and most secretive intelligence agency in the world, employing over 38,000 people. Even compared to a behemoth like the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the NSA outshines it in terms of funding, manpower, and influence. However, due to strict confidentiality, the NSA is rarely mentioned publicly, and its organizational structure and espionage activities remain largely unknown. The Secret Agency: Inside the NSA is one of the few specialized books in the world that has exposed the secrets of the U.S. core intelligence operations. The book reveals for the first time the role the NSA played during the Cold War, its espionage activities during the Vietnam War, its surveillance of the Russian submarine Kursk and the al-Qaeda terrorist network, as well as its high-tech global surveillance network spanning the world. Many of the secrets exposed in the book are shocking to read, offering a glimpse into just the tip of the iceberg of the National Security Agency.