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WikiLeaks published the tools and techniques the CIA uses to break into phones, computers and smart TVs.

And it apparently included some Americans' information.

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The government says he broke non-disclosure agreements with the CIA and NSA.

The post-9/11 hunt for Al Qaeda saw former cybersecurity foes finally unite.

Harold Martin's trial ended without confirming a link to the 'Shadow Brokers.'

The Hellfire variant is a more 'humane' approach than explosives.

The least you could do is follow them back.

Huawei rejects the allegations.

The show will be based on an upcoming memoir from former spy Amaryllis Fox.

Lawmakers are concerned that there isn't an adequate replacement.

A contagion of disinformation.

Will it be one of radical transparency or political intrigue?

Joshua Schulte has been held since last year on child pornography charges.

Family says Joshua Schulte is a 'scapegoat' for the CIA's data bungle.

His targets included ex-CIA chief John Brennan.

The FBI, CIA and NSA are concerned about "undetected espionage" and information theft.

It could make any US extradition attempts more difficult.

As Judah Friedlander would say, "strategy, strategy."