The internet has been buzzing since Monday morning with a -rather- incomprehensible - tweet that the NSA on its account. What's so strange? The tweet in question was written in code language and those who were able to decipher it must be... agents, since it wasn't particularly easy!
According to ABC News, almost all of the text segments are exactly twelve letters long. The exceptions are the third word, with a question mark in the middle, and the last word, with eight letters and a period. The question mark could be a typo or an extra clue, and the last group could be shorter because it's at the end of the message, analysts say.
As they claim, the letters do not appear to be arbitrarily distributed or to come from random keyboard presses.
The solution
Special text encryption systems try to explain it, while according to the Washington Post, the coded message says: "Do you want to know what we do at the NSA? We are looking for talents capable of protecting your nation" (in free translation).
