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The CIA’s hackers find their secrets posted online

Mar 20, 2017 1 minuto
Can the CIA hack your cell phone and smart TV? WikiLeaks says yes

KARL VICK

IF ANY MORE EVIDENCE WAS NEEDED that privacy in the digital realm exists chiefly in theory, it arrived on March 7 with the publication by WikiLeaks of a trove of apparent Central Intelligence Agency documents detailing schemes to hack mobile phones

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