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Mexican President Intercedes on Behalf of Wikileaks’ Julian Assange, Says He Committed No Serious Crime
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said he had sent a letter to US President Joe Biden, on behalf of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. Mexico's leftist leader explained that “Assange did not commit any serious crime” as he did not cause the death of anyone, did not violate any human right and exercised his freedom, according to Obrad...
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Former CIA Programmer Convicted for 2017 Leak of ‘Vault 7’ US Hacking Tools to Wikileaks
Former CIA coder Joshua Schulte was found guilty of the 2017 leak of ‘Vault 7’ hacking tools to WikiLeaks, by a New York federal court on Wednesday. Schulte, who worked for the CIA’s elite hacking unit, sent the agency’s most valuable hacking tools to the anti-secrecy group in 2017, including 8,761 documents, plus a collection of malware, v...
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Symantec Attributes 40 Cyber-Attacks to CIA-Linked Hacking Tools
Symantec said it had connected at least 40 attacks in 16 countries to the tools obtained by WikiLeaks, though it followed company policy by not formally blaming the CIA.
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Wikileaks' Latest Release Of CIA Cyber Tools Could Blow Cover On Agency Hacking Operations
The material includes the secret source code of an "obfuscation" technique used by the CIA so its malware can evade detection by antivirus systems.
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WikiLeaks 'Vault 7' CIA Dump: Are the Files Real and Are They a Risk?
The CIA and the Trump administration have declined to comment on the authenticity of the files.
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WikiLeaks 'Vault 7' Dump: What You Should Know About the CIA's Hacking Programme
Following the latest WikiLeaks dump, here are some questions and answers users of consumer electronics may have.
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WikiLeaks CIA 'Vault 7' Dump: Apple, Samsung, Google, WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal React
WikiLeaks has released over 8,000 documents alleging that the CIA has been using unethical practices to spy on users worldwide by hacking smartphones, tablets, PCs, and even smart TVs.
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Wikileaks CIA Files: 5 Things We Learnt About Gadgets That Spy on You
Smart TVs, mobiles, and all your other devices are spying on you, the latest WikiLeaks documents show.
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WikiLeaks: CIA Is Using Popular TVs, Smartphones And Cars To Spy On Their Owners
The latest revelations about the U.S. government's powerful hacking tools potentially take surveillance right into the homes and pockets of billions of users worldwide, showing how everyday devices can be turned to spy on their owners.
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Mexican President Intercedes on Behalf of Wikileaks’ Julian Assange, Says He Committed No Serious Crime
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said he had sent a letter to US President Joe Biden, on behalf of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. Mexico's leftist leader explained that “Assange did not commit any serious crime” as he did not cause the death of anyone, did not violate any human right and exercised his freedom, according to Obrad...
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Former CIA Programmer Convicted for 2017 Leak of ‘Vault 7’ US Hacking Tools to Wikileaks
Former CIA coder Joshua Schulte was found guilty of the 2017 leak of ‘Vault 7’ hacking tools to WikiLeaks, by a New York federal court on Wednesday. Schulte, who worked for the CIA’s elite hacking unit, sent the agency’s most valuable hacking tools to the anti-secrecy group in 2017, including 8,761 documents, plus a collection of malware, v...
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Symantec Attributes 40 Cyber-Attacks to CIA-Linked Hacking Tools
Symantec said it had connected at least 40 attacks in 16 countries to the tools obtained by WikiLeaks, though it followed company policy by not formally blaming the CIA.
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Wikileaks' Latest Release Of CIA Cyber Tools Could Blow Cover On Agency Hacking Operations
The material includes the secret source code of an "obfuscation" technique used by the CIA so its malware can evade detection by antivirus systems.
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WikiLeaks 'Vault 7' CIA Dump: Are the Files Real and Are They a Risk?
The CIA and the Trump administration have declined to comment on the authenticity of the files.
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WikiLeaks 'Vault 7' Dump: What You Should Know About the CIA's Hacking Programme
Following the latest WikiLeaks dump, here are some questions and answers users of consumer electronics may have.
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WikiLeaks CIA 'Vault 7' Dump: Apple, Samsung, Google, WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal React
WikiLeaks has released over 8,000 documents alleging that the CIA has been using unethical practices to spy on users worldwide by hacking smartphones, tablets, PCs, and even smart TVs.
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Wikileaks CIA Files: 5 Things We Learnt About Gadgets That Spy on You
Smart TVs, mobiles, and all your other devices are spying on you, the latest WikiLeaks documents show.
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WikiLeaks: CIA Is Using Popular TVs, Smartphones And Cars To Spy On Their Owners
The latest revelations about the U.S. government's powerful hacking tools potentially take surveillance right into the homes and pockets of billions of users worldwide, showing how everyday devices can be turned to spy on their owners.
