WikiLeaks Vault 7

[jamil]

I route many of my shill accounts through Canada just to throw the mods off.

They're probably onto you by now. Canada is the first place they look for shills. Much harder to trace through Mexico. Except you may have to go around the wall once it's built.

 

[ATM]

Pesky walls...

 

[jamil]

Pesky walls...

Probably the weak point in the wall will be the magnificent gate.

 

[ArcadiaGP]

Wikileaks says CIA malware "Grasshopper" re-installs itself every 22 hours by corrupting Windows Update--even if it's disabled.

https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/850323865972596738

In other news, Wikileaks continues it's 100% track record of never having released a Kremlin document.

 

[BugI02]

Wikileaks doesn't hack. They serve as a clearing house to publish the work of others

Perhaps the fear of polonium tea or ricin bbs or plain old lead has kept people from leaking much Sov stuff to Julian

Perhaps if our own leakers faced the very real possibility of, shall we say, extrajudicial sanction; they would be ... more circumspect

 

[jamil]

Wikileaks doesn't hack. They serve as a clearing house to publish the work of others

Perhaps the fear of polonium tea or ricin bbs or plain old lead has kept people from leaking much Sov stuff to Julian

Perhaps if our own leakers faced the very real possibility of, shall we say, extrajudicial sanction; they would be ... more circumspect

It's okay to say the enemy of my enemy sometimes does something useful. That doesn't make them friends. Is it not as interesting that wikileaks has never published a Russian document hacked by anyone?

 

[T.Lex]

Symantec also reportedly found evidence in certain countries of the CIA Vault 7 products in use. They have a different name for the malware/techniques, but even found a situation where it was installed on a US-based box, but then mysteriously uninstalled.

Symantec Connects 'Longhorn' Group To Vault 7 Tools

 

[T.Lex]

New WikiLeaks release related to CIA tool Archimedes. Not even really worth posting direct link to. Mundane tool that uses a compromised PC to redirect LAN traffic to further compromise the entire system, and particular machines on the network. This actually mimics some tools that were already available "in the wild."

 

[T.Lex]

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/12/us/nsa-shadow-brokers.html

Oops.

“They had operational insight that even most of my fellow operators at T.A.O. did not have,” said Mr. Williams, now with Rendition Infosec, a cybersecurity firm he founded. “I felt like I’d been kicked in the gut. Whoever wrote this either was a well-placed insider or had stolen a lot of operational data.”

 

[jamil]

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/12/us/nsa-shadow-brokers.html

Oops.

Ya. "Oops" covers it.