[MplsSteve]

I've visited the NSA's web site before.

Interesting site - especially the historical section where they talk about Enigma, Venona, etc.

Here's the site:

http://www.nsa.gov

But there's nothing there that could be considered secret or sensitive.

[CyberAnt]

Good grief! Every email you get places cookies on your computer - and if you're so stupid you don't know how to erase them on a daily basis - then you deserve to be spied on!

[Condor51]

Geez Louise, what a non-story story. But just for the heck of it I'm going to try something.

I'm going to run my Spybot Search & Destroy and AdWare SE, get rid of all 'malicious cookies' (sarcasm), go to a few different sites like AP, NY Times, Whitehouse, the NSA - run them again and see what gives.

Be back in a few......

[jdm]

Bump.

[tophat9000]

NSA Web Site Places 'Cookies' on Computers

Big deal The MSM Web Site's have been placings 'Crockies' on Computers for years

[Grampa Dave]

I'm more concerned about the cookies placed by any member of the MSM like the NY Slimes if I stray into their site.

Twice a day, I use SBC/Yahoo's new cookie spotter and remove all new cookies. My computer runs much better.

The worse offender was AOL going back years when I was an AOL customer and used their so called free cds for AOL updates. Lets see AOL is owned by Time Warner which also ownes Slime Pseudo News and CNN.

[Grampa Dave]

This creep pseudo writer spends most of its time penning articles pushing the Gay agenda.

What a surprise! Below is the link of Anick Jesdanun + Gay:

http://search.yahoo.com/bin/search?fr=ybr_sbc&p=ANICK%20JESDANUN%20Gay

[devane617]

I delete all cache, history, and cookies several times daily. If you want to stay safe in cyberspace, you will too.

[Publius6961]

These files, known as "cookies," disappeared after a privacy activist complained ...

Either this guy is a total ignoramus and doesn't know what a "cookie" is, or he's being deliberately disingenuous.

[MilleniumBug]