Collaborate Disseminate
WikiLeaks published hundreds of more files from the Vault 7 series today which, it claims, show how CIA can mask its hacking attacks to make it look like it came from other countries, including Russia, China, North Korea and Iran.
Dubbed “Marble,” the… Continue reading WikiLeaks Reveals ‘Marble’ Source Code that CIA Used to Frame Russia and China
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WikiLeaks have been known to publish classified documents for a long time, and Thursday was no different the whistleblower organization revealed a new set of documents called “Dark Matter” from the “Vault 7” leak stating that the CIA has been infecting Apple products with a series of tools to spy on the US citizens. According […]
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“Sonic Screwdriver” leveraged a now-patched vulnerability. Continue reading New WikiLeaks dump: The CIA built Thunderbolt exploit, implants to target Macs
Today’s WikiLeaks Vault 7 Dark Matter release shows the CIA’s capabilities to attack and persist on Apple iPhone and Mac firmware and an apparent interdiction of the iPhone supply chain. Continue reading WikiLeaks Dump Shows CIA Interdiction of iPhone Supply Chain
As part of its “Vault 7” series, Wikileaks — the popular whistle-blowing platform — has just released another batch of classified documents focused on exploits and hacking techniques the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) designed to target Apple MacOS and iOS devices.
Dubbed “Dark Matter,” the leak uncovers macOS vulnerabilities and attack vectors developed by a special division of the CIA
Continue reading Wikileaks Reveals How CIA Was Hacking Your iPhones And MacBooks
Cisco said an unpatched critical vulnerability exposed by WikiLeaks’ Vault 7 release of CIA documents could give an attacker full control of the targeted switches and routers. Continue reading Cisco Warns of Critical Vulnerability Revealed in ‘Vault 7’ Data Dump
Bug relies on telnet protocol used by hardware on internal networks. Continue reading A simple command allows the CIA to commandeer 318 models of Cisco switches
A partnership between the secret-spilling group and Google, Microsoft, and Apple has already hit its first road block. Continue reading WikiLeaks Won’t Tell Tech Companies How to Patch CIA Zero-Days Until Its Demands Are Met
WIRED’s security editor Brian Barrett joins Michael Calore to talk about the Vault 7 revelations. The post Be Seeing You appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Be Seeing You
WIRED’s security editor Brian Barrett joins Michael Calore to talk about the Vault 7 revelations. The post Be Seeing You appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Be Seeing You