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WikiLeaks exposes CIA’s tip barb control system
- Updated: September 9, 2017
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WikiLeaks has expelled several papers of a Central Intelligence Agency’s (CIA) tip barb control system, a organization announced.
The plan differed from a “usual” malware growth plan of a CIA, with no denote as to because it’s contained within a repository of hacking techniques, it pronounced on Thursday. Almost each week given March, Wikileaks has been leaking CIA-related secrets, reports Xinhua news agency. However, this is a initial time that a whistleblower has not unprotected any malware used to feat bugs or perform surveillance.
The latest trickle contains 4 tip papers in sum from a barb control system, dubbed Project Protego, along with “37 associated papers (proprietary hardware/software manuals from Microchip Technology Inc)”, WikiLeaks said.
The papers prove that a micro-controller-based system, grown by vital US counterclaim executive Raytheon, commissioned on a Pratt Whitney aircraft (PWA) and can be used to authority a on-board barb launch complement and perform air-to-air and air-to-ground operations. Leaked papers suggested complement design, a beam on how to configure and build Protego images, and also advise that all micro-controller units sell information and signals over encrypted and real channels.
“The barb complement has micro-controllers for a barb itself (Missile Smart Switch), a tube (Tube Smart Switch) and a collar (which binds a barb before and during launch time),” a matter said.
WikiLeaks is not certain because a tip papers of plan Protego were a partial of repositories that belongs to a CIA.
Since March, WikiLeaks has expelled 23 batches of “Vault 7″ series, detailing hacking exploits it claims were sourced from within a CIA.
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