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Trove of CIA hacking tools
https://wikileaks.org/ciav7p1/
Perhaps we can maintain a thread that highlights the key articles with reverse engineering related exploits and zero day vulnerabilities. There is a huge amount of documents and unfortunately key code snippets are redacted. Nonetheless, I think a lot relevant to RE can be gleaned. |
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WARNING- DOWNLOAD AT YOUR OWN RISK!!
I was searching regarding this and found this torrent-: Quote:
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The published "leak" doesn't really contain anything interesting, just a bunch of text messages and a few PDFs. No libraries, binaries or sources are included.
I looked into a few of these messages and some of them made me really believe they were written by some business economist since no "spy" or "coder" could be that stupid. A few examples:
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I can agree to Kerlingen, same with UAC bypass codes or code injection. Most if not all techniques are known since x years.
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Without citing sources for you claims, your "collection" of statements is practically worthless, sorry.
Just a few less hyperbolic comments:
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One interesting find is that the CIA use an internal debugging environment developed by the NSA called Ghidra. Obviously no binary included but interesting none the less.
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Yeah it doesn't contain binaries but has many interesting things!!
For eg-:CIA hackers were able to bypass the encryption implemented by most popular secure messaging apps such as Signal, WhatsApp, and Telegram. And much more.... |
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So the CIA is allowed to violate license agreements at will because its the CIA. Fun. What truly pisses me off is they can claim its for some bullshit "national security" reason....
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--not needed anymore--
Last edited by ionioni; 03-12-2017 at 01:24. |
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more links contain fake leaks!
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m0nix (09-23-2018) |
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I so hope we'll see some binaries once they got the zerodays fixed.
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it would'nt be a leaks anymore,a lots of noise for nothing as usual,the recents leaks created articles but nothing usable.
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It's giving the alphabet agencies enough time to cover their tracks and update their stuff.. These tools will be useless once they are released..
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Yep, and considering the billions in government funding these agencies have...
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