Trump's CIA director called WikiLeaks a "hostile intelligence service"
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Chief Mike Pompeo on Thursday denounced
WikiLeaks as a "non-state hostile intelligence service," and he singled
out Russia as one of the anti-secrecy organization's top collaborators.Chief Pompeo is the latest top official in the Trump administration to note that Russia hacked into the emails of Democratic staffers with the intention of influencing the 2016 presidential election.
Thousands of those emails were subsequently released by WikiLeaks. The intelligence community has concluded this operation was mounted with Vladimir Putin's approval and was done to benefit Donald Trump. More
Exclusive: Julian Assange Strikes Back at CIA Director and Talks Trump, Russia, and Hillary Clinton
Intercepted Podcast: Julian Assange Speaks Out as Trump’s CIA Director Threatens to “End” WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange hits back at Trump’s CIA Director Mike Pompeo after Pompeo accused WikiLeaks of being a “hostile nonstate intelligence agency.” More
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WikiLeaks just published thousands of secret documents Tuesday [March 7, 2017] about CIA hacking tools the US government illegally developed and deployed.
[The CIA and US government did so] to weaken the security of our data and break into [US citizen] users' computers, cell phones, and even smart TVs to wiretap anyone at will and without FISA court approval because nearly everyone is carrying a spying device built by companies like Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Samsung.
New CIA Director Michael Pompeo testifies on Capitol Hill. WikiLeaks says the CIA's Center for Cyber Intelligence was conducting an eye-opening look at the intimate details of the agency's cyberespionage effort.
[The CIA and US government did so] to weaken the security of our data and break into [US citizen] users' computers, cell phones, and even smart TVs to wiretap anyone at will and without FISA court approval because nearly everyone is carrying a spying device built by companies like Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Samsung.
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| The CIA/US government seeks to silence me. |
The revealed documents describe clandestine methods for bypassing or defeating antivirus tools, encryption, and other protective security features intended to keep the private information of US citizens and corporations safe from government eyes. U.S. government employees, including Trump, use many of the same products and internet services purportedly compromised by the tools. More
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