NSA targets extracted from X-KEYSCORE source code and revealed

Cryptome links an automated translation of the article of which Jake Appelbaum is a co-author. Jake was a founder of the TOR project. http://cryptome.org/2014/07/nsa-tor-de.htm

Linux Journal learned that they were not only a target, but a selector. If your read Linux Journal, you're a target for further surveillance.

"DasErste.de has published the relevant XKEYSCORE source code, and if you look closely at the rule definitions, you will see linuxjournal.com/content/linux* listed alongside Tails and Tor. According to an article onDasErste.de, the NSA considers Linux Journal an "extremist forum". This means that merely looking for any Linux content on Linux Journal, not just content about anonymizing software or encryption, is considered suspicious and means your Internet traffic may be stored indefinitely." http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/nsa-linux-journal-extremist-forum-and-its-readers-get-flagged-extra-surveillance

Although the brief video attached is in German, you should be able to get the gist of it even without language skills 

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