GCHQ spy recruitment code solved
Monday, December 5th, 2011Following on from other articles published by Jenrick IT, specialists in SC and DV IT job opportunities, found this interesting article regarding a campaign tha
t GCHQ have created to test I.T. skills and attract the very best I.T. talent.
The code which GCHQ, the intelligence agency, posted online to recruit a new generation of tech-savvy spies has been solved within hours of going online.
The agency told The Daily Telegraph that “a number of people” had solved the seemingly baffling grid of numbers and letters by noon on Thursday.
The feat was performed by the select few well within the deadline of midnight on the night of Sunday 11 December.
GCHQ declined to say how many people had cracked it or how quickly it had been done but it is understood that every individual who solves the problem will be offered a fast-track path to a job.
To be eligible for a job with the secret agency, however, the code-cracker must be a British citizen.
GCHQ introduced the puzzle - which contains no reference to the agency - to try to find people with the right skills for espionage in the computer age.
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