WIKILEAKS UPDATES 18 MARCH 2017 - EXACTLY HOW AGENCIES SPY, TRUMPS $1.5BN FOR CYBER-SECURITY

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	WikiLeaks will give tech giants CIA zero-day exploits after they meet mystery demands TechCrunch As Motherboard reports, Wikileaks made contact with the tech companies this week, but it hasn't provided any of the relevant data. Instead, it sent over ... US Prosecutors Probing Leak of CIA Materials to WikiLeaks - Fortune WikiLeaks to Help Tech Firms Patch Vulnerabilities - MSPmentor WikiLeaks Vault 7: Here's exactly how agencies spy on you - The Rebel Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Of course there are strings attached to WikiLeaks' act of goodwill Mashable It looks like WIkiLeaks' promise to work with tech companies to fix their security vulnerabilities may come with a few strings attached after all. In a move ... Flag as irrelevant
	How Russia and WikiLeaks Became Allies Against the West StopFake.org Then, on March 7, WikiLeaks released “Vault 7,” a trove of documents detailing CIA surveillance and cyber warfare capabilities. Among its many ... Flag as irrelevant
	Once and for all: Podesta Emails Were NOT Released By RT Before Wikileaks Empty Lighthouse Magazine During the interview, Caplin made a charge against Wikileaks that has often been repeated -- especially on Maddow's show -- but is misleading at ... Flag as irrelevant
	Brazile Defends Wikileaks Scandal: 'You Want to Make Sure That Those Questions' Are 'Out There' MRCTV Thursday on Comedy Central's The Daily Show, former DNC chair and ex-CNN analyst Donna Brazile appeared to talk about her time as chair and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Pamela Anderson Shares Topless Instagram Pic And WikiLeaks Julian Assange Love The Inquisitr Now, Anderson has been sharing her love for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, calling him “sexy.” The former Baywatch star also recently shared ... Flag as irrelevant
	House Democrat says Trump may have leaked government secrets Fox News The president may have been referring to the recent publishing of what are alleged to be CIA documents and hacking tools by the website WikiLeaks. Did Donald Trump Blab Classified Info On Fox News? - NewsHounds (blog) Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Rants & Raves The Augusta Chronicle Wikileaks is the enemy of American democracy. To use Wikileaks as justification of political views or positions is asinine. Wikileaks is in collusion with ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trump Alludes To NSA Wiretap Of Merkel: "We Have Something In Common, Perhaps" RealClearPolitics At a joint press conference with Angela Merkel at the White House on Friday, President Trump alluded to the time WikiLeaks revealed President ... Trump repeats charge that Obama ordered spying on him - Press TV Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Donna Brazile confesses to leaking town hall questions to Hillary campaign during primaries legal Insurrection (blog) One of the most astounding revelations from the Podesta email published by Wikileaks was that then interim DNC Chair and CNN commentator ... Donna Brazile admits she passed debate questions to Hillary, blames Russians - TheBlaze.com Donna Brazile Admits She Shared CNN Town Hall Topics with Clinton Campaign - TVNewser Brazile admits she forwarded debate questions to Clinton camp - Fox News Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Brazile Defends Giving Questions to Clinton: 'Want to Make Sure That Those Questions' Are 'Out ... NewsBusters (blog) Brazile then blamed the Russians and Wikileaks for Clinton losing the election, saying how “tough” it was to “navigate” Clinton's campaign after ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trump announces $1.5bn for cyber-security and critical infrastructure SC Magazine UK It was not long after WikiLeaks hosted a massive leak, taken from inside the Democratic National Committee in the heat of an already spicy ... Flag as irrelevant
	How Likely Are Remote Car Hacks? Car Makers Respond Tom's Hardware The CIA documents leaked by WikiLeaks recently seemed to have shown that the intelligence agency may be able to take control of cars remotely, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Did Trump accidentally leak classified information? President says 'CIA was hacked' during Obama ... Daily Mail The CIA has not confirmed the documents released by WikiLeaks were CIA documents, but experts have said that they appear to be authentic. Flag as irrelevant
	So What Is New On Apple's iOS 10.3 Beta 7? iSportsTimes.com Again, this points back to the recent WikiLeaks document suggesting the government's lead intelligence agency, the CIA, has the technology to bypass ... Flag as irrelevant
	Latest videos CNET Spring cleaning applies to more than just sorting out your home. Use these apps to clear out the clutter, from physical items to digital... Play video. Flag as irrelevant
	Susan Says: Was Orwell Right? Heber Springs Sun-Times If WikiLeaks is correct, the DHS (Department of Homeland Security) has taken the definition of reasonable to new heights. Or maybe I should say new ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tenta For Android Protects All Your Browsing Data From The CIA And Other Hackers iTech Post WikiLeaks' Vault 7 opened eyes wider to the possibility of being hacked and spied on by the government. Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden ... Flag as irrelevant
	Part 2: No evidence of Roger Stone's collaboration with 'Guccifer 2.0'; 'Low confidence' of Russian ... Niagarafallsreporter.com WikiLeaks recent publication of CIA-related documents suggest the CIA has the capability of creating a false path of evidence by planting “fingerprints” ... Flag as irrelevant
	WikiLeaks ayudará a firmas tecnológicas hackeadas por la CIA Tribu Magazine Wikileaks publicará todos los archivos sobre el arsenal cibernético de la Agencia Central de Inteligencia (CIA estadunidense), sugirió este jueves el ... Flag as irrelevant
	New Poll Shows Bernie Sanders Is Most Liked Politician Opposing Views The bottom five results were Donald Trump (-9), Paul Ryan (-10), Wikileaks (-15), ... Wikileaks received a 0 net favorability rating by Republicans. Flag as irrelevant
	How to stop your smart devices from spying on you CIO A new WikiLeaks release may affect you personally. Thanks to the rogue info-dumping network, Americans have now learned that the CIA can easily ... WikiLeaks Vault 7: Here's exactly how .  agencies spy on you Jay FayzaRebel Columnist  It is said that within the Soviet Union, one out people people [typo?...ed.] — that’s 20 per cent — were informants or agents working on behalf of the central government Today, we have automated machines and unmanned drones that do the dirty work, for groups like the NSA and CIA. Take your laptop, as an example. For most people, the form of protection they use is a password or a series of passwords. But an automated machine can go through millions of password combinations, and then access most of your personal information, especially if you use the same password for more than one login. As we’ve recently found out with Wikileaks’s Vault 7 document release, government agencies don’t necessarily need to hack into your laptop any more; they either hack into the databases of various companies that store your password, or compel the company to change their encryption so that they can have access to it. The FBI tried to do that to Apple in 2016, even taking them to court. Thankfully, Apple chose not to compel with the FBI. But, unfortunately, it’s rumoured that the government can already hack into the company's servers as well as the technology itself. Another method of mass surveillance involves using unmanned drones for warrantless domestic spying. These unmanned drones can have IMSI-catchers attached to them that pick up the signals from your phone heading towards radio towers. Everyone’s phone has a SIM chip that carries the user’s basic information. Imsi-catchers act like middlemen between you and the cell phone tower by sending out louder electrical signals that disrupt your connection. They then are able to not only listen in on your conversations, but also track where you’re going. If there’s an established connection between you and the IMSI-catcher, it’s difficult to shake them off, especially if they’re using a drone. Other carriers of IMSI-catchers can be cars and motorcycles. It’s pretty easy to get your hands on one. Most American law enforcement departments have an IMSI-catcher. A number of top US government agencies utilize hacking software systems and unmanned drones. The most famous agencies, of course, are the NSA and CIA, but other agencies include FBI, DIA(or Defense Intelligence Agency) and the DHS. Automated hacking softwares and unmanned drones are the two most glaring methods of mass surveillance. There are other methods of mass surveillance, of course, and, as tech increases and government protection of your rights decreases this problem will only get worse.