WIKILEAKS UPDATES 23 MARCH 17 - ONLY DUBIOUS LEGAL TYPES MAKE A MAN LIVE IN A ROOM FOR OVER 4 YEARS USING QUESTIONABLE TECHNICALITIES

NEWS
	Cisco issues patches for flaws stockpiled by CIA, exposed by WikiLeaks SC Magazine Cisco issued a critical advisory on a number of security updates to address vulnerabilities in more than 300 of its switch models, some of which were ... Flag as irrelevant
	Where's Assange? Tech firms are still waiting to receive CIA documents from Wikileaks CyberScoop A cohort of technology firms that were named in leaked CIA documents published by WikiLeaks more than two weeks ago are still waiting to receive ... Smaller firms wait for WikiLeaks to fulfill info-sharing promise - The Hill What WikiLeaks' CIA document release means for students - The State Press WikiLeaks will give 90 days for Apple, Microsoft, Google, and others to fix CIA exploits - Neowin Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Cisco's WikiLeaks Security Vulnerability Exposure: 10 Things Partners Need To Know CRN Cisco's security team has discovered that hundreds of its networking devices contain a vulnerability that could allow attackers to remotely executive ... Flag as irrelevant
	Report: Justice Department may have confirmed authenticity of WikiLeaks CIA documents Washington Examiner The Trump administration may have confirmed the authenticity of a portion of the WikiLeaks documents it claims were stolen from the CIA's secret ... Flag as irrelevant
	Shane Harris: Wikileaks, Hacking, And FBI Investigating Trump-Russia Links The Federalist Shane Harris, senior writer on national security at the Wall Street Journal, joins this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour to discuss James Comey's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Edward Snowden talks about Russia, Trump, WikiLeaks and 'spy' microwaves at CeBit conference International Business Times UK Edward Snowden is of the view that people around the world live in the "golden age of surveillance". Speaking at the CeBit tech conference in ... Will Vault7 Shake Infosec Like Snowden? - Infosecurity Magazine Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook And Cyber Security Seeking Alpha WikiLeaks recently distributed a myriad of documents showing that the Central Intelligence Agency uses espionage tactics to tap into smart devices. Flag as irrelevant
	What we know about evidence of coordination between Russia and the Trump campaign Vox We've also known for a while that Russia leaked this information, using WikiLeaks and other proxies, in order to damage Clinton and strengthen ... Flag as irrelevant
	A citizen's assessment of the March 20 Comey-Rogers Intelligence Committee hearing World Tribune Third, we now know, unfortunately thanks only to the morally ambiguous Wikileaks, that the U.S. intelligence community uses Russian hacking ... Romano: Why are we still talking about Russia? - hngnews.com Russian connection: not helping Trump's credibility - The Hindu Why the Comey hearing is scary to a Russian - The Edinburg Review Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	The CIA's Weeping Angel, Vault 7 and the threat to personal privacy Asia Times More than two weeks after Wikileaks exposed the US Central Intelligence Agency's arsenal of more than 1,000 hacking weapons, glaringly absent are ... Flag as irrelevant
	Government hoarding of software vulnerabilities needs more transparency, tech firms say CyberScoop Several major technology companies are calling for increased transparency from the U.S. government after WikiLeaks published CIA documents ... Flag as irrelevant
	Apple y Samsung reafirman compromiso de seguridad ante filtraciones de WikiLeaks Equilibrio Informativo WikiLeaks informa que se trata de la mayor filtración de documentos de la historia de la CIA, la cual "recientemente perdió el control de la mayoría de ... Flag as irrelevant
	Overnight Cybersecurity: House Intel chair says surveillance collected on Trump transition team The Hill --WIKILEAKS: WikiLeaks has not yet fulfilled its vow to contact all of the companies whose products were targeted by the CIA and help them repair ... Flag as irrelevant
	Roger Stone, the 'Trickster' on Trump's Side, Is Under FBI Scrutiny New York Times John D. Podesta, the Clinton campaign chairman whose hacked emails were released by WikiLeaks, accused him in October of having advance ... Is this 'dirty trickster' the link between Trump and Russia? - The New Daily Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Did Putin use Breitbart and Infowars to help Trump? The FBI wants to know Salon They often used WikiLeaks documents as the basis for groundless conspiracy theories, such as the Pizzagate conspiracy theory, which held that a ... Flag as irrelevant
	US Deception: The West's 'Peaceful Revolution' Narrative in Syria Was a Lie From the Beginning Center for Research on Globalization Then there were the Wikileaks cables from 2006 confirming US regime change policy for Syria, and also the admission by US General Wesley Clark in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Privacy Perils: Data Collection from Connected Devices JD Supra (press release) While the WikiLeaks CIA dump makes for interesting reading about our nation's capability to hack certain connected devices, it does not mean we are ...