Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) agents want to get chatty about national security secrets. So if you consider yourself an enemy of the USA, it's time to get on Facebook and make friends with American spies and also sign up for round-the-clock 'US Secrets' Twitter updates.

According to CBS News, "The CIA, under its Twitter handle @CIA, will also feature artifacts from its museum -- which it called "the best museum most people never get to see" -- along with updates and information from the Agency's "World Factbook," unclassified intelligence histories and other information."

CIA Director John Brennan is quoted as saying that, "By expanding to these platforms, CIA will be able to more directly engage with the public and provide information on CIA's mission, history, and other developments."

As reported by CBS News, "On its official Web site, the CIA also suggested it would participate in the Internet tradition of "Throwback Thursday," when people post old pictures. The CIA already has official Flickr and YouTube accounts."

Social Media is making life easier and cheaper for those spying on the United States of America.

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