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US Again Weighing WikiLeaks Charges
Federal prosecutors are investigating whether the group bears criminal responsibility for the more recent revelation of sensitive CIA cyber-tools.
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CIA Chief Calls WikiLeaks a 'Hostile Intelligence Service'
"WikiLeaks walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence service. It has encouraged its followers to find jobs at CIA in order to obtain intelligence."
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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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A Scramble at Cisco Exposes Uncomfortable Truths About US Cyber Defence
Cisco engineers worked around the clock for days to analyse the means of attack, create fixes, and craft a stopgap warning.
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Apple: Software Flaws in Latest WikiLeaks Docs Are All Fixed
The documents released by the anti-secrecy site Thursday morning pointed to an apparent CIA program to hack Apple devices.
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WikiLeaks: CIA Hacked Apple Devices in Ways Users Can't Fix
Security experts say the exploits are plausible, but suggest they pose little threat to typical users.
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Moto G5 Launch Details, Samsung Galaxy S8 Leaks, iPhone 6 32GB in India, and More News This Week
The Moto G5 and the Samsung Galaxy S8 dominated the headlines this week, apart from CIA's big revelations.
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WikiLeaks To Release Software Code Of CIA Hacking Tools To Tech Firms: Julian Assange
WikiLeaks will release to tech firms the software code of CIA hacking tools that were designed to compromise smartphones and other products, the group's founder said Thursday, attempting to position himself as a defender of cybersecurity and probably further antagonizing the intelligence community.
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WikiLeaks Says It Has Obtained Trove Of CIA Hacking Tools
A vast portion of the CIA's computer hacking arsenal appeared to have been exposed Tuesday by the anti-secrecy organization WikiLeaks, which posted thousands of files revealing secret cyber tools used by the agency to convert cellphones, televisions and other ordinary devices into implements of espionage.
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US Again Weighing WikiLeaks Charges
Federal prosecutors are investigating whether the group bears criminal responsibility for the more recent revelation of sensitive CIA cyber-tools.
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CIA Chief Calls WikiLeaks a 'Hostile Intelligence Service'
"WikiLeaks walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence service. It has encouraged its followers to find jobs at CIA in order to obtain intelligence."
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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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A Scramble at Cisco Exposes Uncomfortable Truths About US Cyber Defence
Cisco engineers worked around the clock for days to analyse the means of attack, create fixes, and craft a stopgap warning.
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Apple: Software Flaws in Latest WikiLeaks Docs Are All Fixed
The documents released by the anti-secrecy site Thursday morning pointed to an apparent CIA program to hack Apple devices.
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WikiLeaks: CIA Hacked Apple Devices in Ways Users Can't Fix
Security experts say the exploits are plausible, but suggest they pose little threat to typical users.
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Moto G5 Launch Details, Samsung Galaxy S8 Leaks, iPhone 6 32GB in India, and More News This Week
The Moto G5 and the Samsung Galaxy S8 dominated the headlines this week, apart from CIA's big revelations.
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WikiLeaks To Release Software Code Of CIA Hacking Tools To Tech Firms: Julian Assange
WikiLeaks will release to tech firms the software code of CIA hacking tools that were designed to compromise smartphones and other products, the group's founder said Thursday, attempting to position himself as a defender of cybersecurity and probably further antagonizing the intelligence community.
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WikiLeaks Says It Has Obtained Trove Of CIA Hacking Tools
A vast portion of the CIA's computer hacking arsenal appeared to have been exposed Tuesday by the anti-secrecy organization WikiLeaks, which posted thousands of files revealing secret cyber tools used by the agency to convert cellphones, televisions and other ordinary devices into implements of espionage.
