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Interested in becoming a nation state hacker for the U.S.?

Posted on August 27, 2022 by Dissent

A new recruitment ad by the U.S. is attracting a lot of attention and comments.

Interested in becoming a nation state hacker? We will develop your skills in offensive and defensive cyber operations. Defend. Attack. Exploit. https://t.co/GEVy0dS4qo pic.twitter.com/JZgTrDdIbW

— U.S. Army Chief of Cyber (@ArmyChiefCyber) August 26, 2022

For those looking for some direction in their lives or to hone their skills or do something to help the country, maybe check into the requirements and benefits more.  There’s a path open there if you qualify and you want to follow it.


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