The CIA may have hacked iPhones and Macs before they even got to customers – Chicago Tribune
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In Italy, CIA Agents Are Undone by Their Cell Phones | WIRED
Here's how the CIA is hacking smartphones and TVs, according to WikiLeaks – GeekWire
Vault 7: How the CIA's secret stash of 'zero day' hacks could leave your devices vulnerable | CBC Radio
Report says CIA-trained Afghan forces behind war atrocities | AP News
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Top FBI, CIA, and NSA officials all agree: Stay away from Huawei phones | PCWorld
WikiLeaks docs allege CIA can hack smartphones, expose Frankfurt listening post - ABC News
The CIA is about to launch an Instagram account | Mashable
With WikiLeaks Claims of C.I.A. Hacking, How Vulnerable Is Your Smartphone? - The New York Times
CIA Has an “Impressive List” of Ways to Hack Into Your Smartphone, WikiLeaks Files Indicate
Wikileaks: CIA spying via TVs, phones - CNN Video
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CIA can hack smartphones and TVs, WikiLeaks documents allege
California law orders kill-switch software in smartphones | PBS NewsHour
WikiLeaks CIA Files: What They Say, Apple iPhone Hacks, Zero Days
Apple's App Store Got Infected With the Same Type of Malware the CIA Developed
U.S. intelligence agencies are still warning against buying Huawei and ZTE phones | TechCrunch
CIA Wikileaks files: Here's what the average smartphone user needs to know to protect their privacy — Quartz
