Vault 7, Wikileaks releases "Dark Matter"

a reply to: worldstarcountry

nicely said, btw I've used TouchID on my iPhones since it was introduced back in 2013, oh yeah...I scanned multiple fingers many times so.. one day, they will come for me like they did for Winston - 1984 -

a reply to: eisegesis

HAHAHA! Trump is the biggest liar and crook of them all. Wrecking Ball?
More like a old and decrepit Ball sack.
It it absolutely amazing how you can learn about something as incredible as this and the very first thing that crosses your mind is "I hope Trump saves us."

#OutToLunch

-ThoughtIsMadness

I live in a Faraday cage, not on purpose mind you, It's just my apartment building is 50 years old made of reinforced concrete (metal wire in the core). I can't call out on my cell phone unless I'm standing in front of a tiny window in the bedroom. I disconnect my cable at night and only surf porn and ATS, so I'm safe LOL.

(The reason everything is recorded is to prevent the second revolution, by the time anyone could organize they would be in jail as soon as they get on the RADAR, look at most of the leaders of so-called Large anti-establishment movements, they always seem to have broken some law to a felony degree, or is that just me being paranoid??)

a reply to: kibric

Who is to say that is not what we are witnessing today?? Who is to say many of the headlined people accused of crimes against us have not already been subject to these tactics??

I still wonder what the real story was behind Christopher Dorner was. They nearly killed three civilians in the pursuit of this former fellow officer in a kill on site order to take him in. I get its Los Angeles law enforcement, they will kill jay walkers. But their behavior seemed rather oddly determined as an execution mission and not one of justice in a court room. They say he was a threat, but a threat to whom specifically? Are we not so certain he did not stumble on something more morbid and incriminating of the upper echelons??

Starting February 3, 2013, Christopher Dorner, 33, a fired Los Angeles police officer, began a series of shootings in Orange, Los Angeles, and Riverside counties in California, United States. The victims were law enforcement officers and civilians, including law enforcement families (and those who were misidentified as the suspect by police). Dorner killed four people and wounded three others. During the pursuit of Dorner, three innocent people were injured by law enforcement. The rampage ended on February 12, 2013, when Dorner died during a standoff with police at a cabin in the San Bernardino Mountains.

A manifesto reportedly posted by Dorner on Facebook declared "unconventional and asymmetric warfare" upon the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), their families, and their associates, unless the LAPD admitted publicly he was fired in retaliation for reporting excessive force.[2][3][4][5][6]

In two separate incidents during the manhunt, police shot at three civilians unrelated to Dorner, mistaking their pickup trucks for the vehicle being driven by Dorner. One of the civilians was hit by the police gunfire, another was wounded by shattered glass, and a third individual was injured when police rammed his vehicle and opened fire.[7][8]

Dorner's killing spree began with a package stating his complaints, sent to Anderson Cooper and arriving at CNN on February 1, 2013.

Seems to me the prepared story was ready to go once the establishment decided the information he may have been ready to divulge was deemed too harmful for certain interests. Everything about how that op went down just seemed stinky to me. And then only a few months later Snowden broke the news to the world. Had he been inside of the US as he leaked it out, his story likely would have been startlingly similar to Mr. Dorner's.

a reply to: worldstarcountry

I told my wife that they would kill him and burn his body the very first day it started, she freaked out that I was right.

a reply to: worldstarcountry

IMO it probably happens a lot more often than known. So far some cases have the victims ignored for the most part, at least some media outlets cover it. If even they are that lucky however some eventually end up dead, and no one bats an eyelash("so and so was a bad person", etc,).

Isn't this why Trump shuns the White House?

Glad to see more coming in from Wikileaks. Their information should be making it clear to everyone that the CIA are the ones who have been running the U.S. for a long time now under the elites instruction.

I'm baffled at the reactions by people "realizing" that their Macs were not safe. Apple is the most controlled, most powerful tech corporation(granted Win is CLOSE 2nd) with the least consumer configurable systems. How could something like that be protected from ANYthing?

People need to stop thinking they're exempt from these insidious acts. Nothing is safe. Nothing made today is secured against the CIA. Yes, people should be outraged by this, but they're not.

That would be reasonably ok if the people were at least collectively outraged against all the WORSE things occurring these days and the plans to come, but again, they just go on, thinking Trump is somehow an active president that can make a difference. (good OR bad) Just like they thought every president we've had since JFK had some level of political power. They've all been puppets. Every single one of them. The levels of deceit from the "government" go to such levels it's nearly incomprehensible anymore.

There is no U.S.A.

a reply to: Necrose

And America is supposed to fear Russia's hacking capabilities?
Who needs enemies with friends like these...

originally posted by: Natas0114
Seeing as how 90% of our tech is built overseas, wouldn't that mean collusion with foreign governments?

Just sayin.

On any apple device you will find the inscription - "Designed in California, assembled in China".
Basically meaning the product is assembled to the American specifications, Apple decides how the device is assembled and what hardware goes into it - not China.

Basically it would seem the enemy is California.
Just saying.

originally posted by: HawkeyeNation
What kind of world do we live in now where we are constantly being spied on. Look to me, I could care less but it's still the point. In the last year I've really started to see the big picture of who the US of A and their shadow gov't really is. They are pure evil and nothing but bad intentions. But why?

Yeah, my eyes have been opened as well. I'm not sure if I buy the "get cheap labor" story really explains this. It's really confusing, seems like more is at play here but not sure what.

So i wonder....the timing of this.....

Is this simply to provide plausible deniability to Andrea Monafort? Its so suspicious it makes me wonder what else Wikileaks is holding out.

I really like to think Wikileaks is "friendly" to my interests. Problem is, i don't think its true.

a reply to: swedy13

If this stuff was made in USA...there would be a lot more whistle-blowers. One has to wonder if that isn't the impetus, at least in part, for off-shoring our manufacturing.

a reply to: kosmicjack

That is a great point. I mean, they'll sell us poisonous food without batting an eye. Kill our pets. Of course, they deal with it harshly over there when we find out and complain. But tech stuff....that doesn't kill people.

EVen more, how do we know this is even legal, authorized, CIA stuff and not just some spooks who've created a spy caucus? If we don't want to believe the actual CIA (ie, the government itself) is doing stuff like being the worlds largest coke and opium distributor, then perhaps the "rogue caucus" type deal would work?

I dunno. But when you talk about "draining the swamp", it has to start in the dirtiest, muckiest part or your swamp just keeps refilling (and possibly fighting back)

a reply to: Necrose

Now this, as I mentioned before shows how they play games with the public. Look at the situation where the iPhone needed decryption, the government made out that they needed Apple. Clearly, this was a stunt to try and see where the public is at with its views of allowing the government to snoop on everything we do, without question. Gladly, it did not go down so cleanly and Apple refused. However, it was not long until they had a 'company' willing to decrypt it.

When you look at the above release, it all makes things even clearer to those that may doubt this notion. They already have access, like the following.

Kaspersky Exposes NSA’s Worldwide, Backdoor Hacking of Virtually All Hard-Drive Firmware

What is even bigger and should concern the hell out of consumers is that clearly the CIA has done a deal with Apple and other companies to do just this. So people are buying hardware with malware installed! What. The. Actual. Fu*k!

originally posted by: FamCore
a reply to: Necrose

or is Wikileaks all "part of the plan"

I'm still wondering this. Could it be a PSYOP to rile people up and see which disgruntled citizens are a "threat" to the larger agenda??

No, the danger of rootkits, malware and spyware is quite real. In some African countries, you *have* to have government approved spyware installed on your PC so they can "inspect it" whenever necessary.

www.ft.com...

There is government spyware like FinFisher which is used to perform remote data collection.

Think of your PC like an downtown office block with underground car parks. Within that building there are sub-basement levels for the telephone, electric and water utility companies, service elevators and corridors. Cargo bays for 40 tonne containers are like the TCP/IP network layer. Regular offices are like applications and user data. Now, many of those areas are off limited to regular office workers and even the building owners.

a reply to: Necrose

We get it, privacy doesnt exist!

We get that alphabet agencies are spying on the world.

Are we seriously gonna go through every single project involved? Why are we still acting surprised every time a story like this is released? Iphone, samsung, apple, macbook, tv, wateva, why does it matter? Fact is from the get go i have understood that everyone is exposed and this is therefore old news!

Why does it take society so long to process a simple concept! Why is wikileaks not giving this type of attention to the more urgent issues? Like that huge network of pedophiles that nobody is talking about!

a reply to: BlackProject

The FBI wanted access. The CIA has access. They aren't well known to cooperate with each other. Although im sure there are CIA assets in the FBI (legally or not)

originally posted by: combatmaster
a reply to: Necrose

We get it, privacy doesnt exist!

We get that alphabet agencies are spying on the world.

Are we seriously gonna go through every single project involved? Why are we still acting surprised every time a story like this is released? Iphone, samsung, apple, macbook, tv, wateva, why does it matter? Fact is from the get go i have understood that everyone is exposed and this is therefore old news!

Why does it take society so long to process a simple concept! Why is wikileaks not giving this type of attention to the more urgent issues? Like that huge network of pedophiles that nobody is talking about!

The timing of this particular release, and it coinciding with the Manafort hack, seems too well aligned to be happenstance.

No mystery what its all been about from the very start folks.

This guy has a relative in the media-same last name that was poking fun at Trumps allegations of wiretapping just last week- No mystery.

I might add one side note that the FCC is just another alphabet spook agency---A big WAL / LAW to protect the 1% from the 99%---Has nothing to do with your rights and everything to do with the rights of the EL-ite- EL-ect- EL-ohim