The NSA's Own Heat Map That Proved It Was Lying
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The NSA’s internal Top Secret heat map showed the United States in the darkest red with nearly three billion data elements counted in a single 30-day period - a count generated by the agency’s own system, not a projection. How did an accounting tool become the clearest contradiction to public assurances that the agency did not collect data on millions of Americans?
In this episode, we present the facts about what the program did, how it worked, and who revealed the heat map to the public - and we ask how an internal ledger ended up exposing a public claim. What did BOUNDLESSINFORMANT actually count, and why did its numbers matter?
Person: Edward Snowden
Date: June 8, 2013
Program: BOUNDLESSINFORMANT
Archive: GM-PLACE
Collection sources: 504
- The heat map showed nearly 3,000,000,000 data elements counted from inside the United States in a 30-day period ending in March 2013.
- BOUNDLESSINFORMANT covered 504 collection sources and tallied internet metadata and telephony metadata.
- The program used HDFS, MapReduce, and Accumulo and was partly hosted on corporate cloud infrastructure.
- The map and related documents were published by The Guardian on June 8, 2013, including a reproduced Top Secret heat map.
- Edward Snowden was a 30-year-old Booz Allen Hamilton contractor in Hawaii with access to classified systems and raised concerns internally beginning in October 2012.
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