“🎃 Former CIA officer Joshua Schulte sentenced to 40 years for leaking classified information to WikiLeaks. 🥷 Allegedly responsible for the Vault 7 release, which exposed CIA hacking capabilities, including spying via phones, browsers, cars, and TVs. #Vault7 #WikiLeaks” pic.twitter.com/PgWKQTQgYW

— SilencedSirs◼️ (@SilentlySirs) February 2, 2024

So the guy who did the leaks had child pornography?

Is this actually true? Pretty easy to set someone up for that after you grab their computers.

If it is true that he had the images on his computer, who was doing the abusing? If he’s a spy, doing an investigation into the CIA, it would make sense he would come across that imagery, no?

This whole case took place in the dark, so none of the obvious questions were ever asked, let alone answered.

The Guardian:

A former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) software engineer who was convicted for carrying out the largest theft of classified information in the agency’s history and of charges related to child abuse imagery was sentenced to 40 years in prison on Thursday.

The 40-year sentence by US district judge Jesse Furman was for “crimes of espionage, computer hacking, contempt of court, making false statements to the FBI, and child pornography”, federal prosecutors said in a statement. The judge did not impose a life sentence as sought by prosecutors.

Yeah, it’s pretty incredible to have that list of crimes of opposing the government and then have child porn tacked on.

Should that at least have been a totally different case, as it’s a totally different crime?

Joshua Schulte was convicted in July 2022 on four counts each of espionage and computer hacking and one count of lying to FBI agents, after giving classified materials to the whistleblowing agency WikiLeaks in the so-called Vault 7 leak. Last August, a judge mostly upheld the conviction.

Joshua Schulte

WikiLeaks in March 2017 began publishing the materials, which concerned how the CIA surveilled foreign governments, alleged extremists and others by compromising their electronics and computer networks.

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Prosecutors also said Schulte received thousands of images and videos of child sexual abuse, and that they found the material in Schulte’s New York apartment, in an encrypted container beneath three layers of password protection, during the CIA leaks investigation.

He received them from who? And to what end? What was the context?

You might be thinking “well, just read the court documents.”

It’s not there. No one was charged with sending the images. No “child porn network” went down, as is generally the case in these cases.

They can put this sex stuff out against people, and everyone will distance themselves. They did it to Assange, remember? They said he “raped” a girl by taking a condom off during sex. Recently, they did it to Russell Brand. They always attach this sex stuff to people.

Maybe some of it’s true. “Child porn on a secret encrypted drive” sounds untrue to me, frankly, but even if some of the stuff is true, it’s always used as a tactic (maybe Julian took the condom off, who knows – that isn’t a serious allegation, because who doesn’t take the condom off? It’s only illegal in Sweden).

They always isolate people and make them indefensible, always through sexual allegations.

WTF type of name is Reality Leigh Winner? Is this a troll?

A contractor for the National Security Agency has been arrested for leaking a top secret Russia document. The arrest came only a short time after the document was published by The Intercept.

NBC:

Barely an hour after a news organization published an article about a Top Secret National Security Agency document on Russian hacking, the Justice Department announced charges against a 25-year-old government contractor who a senior federal official says was the leaker of the document.

The May 5, 2017 intelligence document published by The Intercept, an online news organization, describes new details about Russian efforts to hack voting systems in the U.S a week prior to the 2016 presidential election. While the document doesn’t say the hacking changed any votes, it “raises the possibility that Russian hacking may have breached at least some elements of the voting system, with disconcertingly uncertain results.”

Even as the document was ricocheting around Washington, the Justice Department announced that a criminal complaint was filed in the Southern District of Georgia charging Reality Leigh Winner, 25, a federal contractor, with removing classified material from a government facility and mailing it to a news outlet.

From what we know so far, it appears as if she is a hardcore Communist. She’s also a big Bernie Sanders fan who has called Donald Trump a “piece of shit.” Most importantly though, she has got a really fucked up name!

Daily Caller:

The 25-year-old woman who stole “Top Secret” documents from the National Security Agency and leaked them to The Intercept appears to be a supporter of Bernie Sanders and other progressive icons, such as Bill Maher and Michael Moore.

Reality Leigh Winner’s apparent social media footprint also shows that she is a supporter of other liberal causes, including the Women’s March and the Islamic Society of North America, the Muslim civil rights group.

She also recently referred to President Trump as a “piece of shit” because of his position on the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) protests.

The document itself is an assessment claiming that Russian intelligence attempted to hack a voting software company and sent phishing e-mails to local election officials. It does not contain the raw data that was used to form the analysis.

We already know that the U.S. intelligence community has the ability to stage false flag cyber attacks. This was revealed in the recent Wikileaks Vault 7 document dump. It details how the intelligence community can manufacture evidence to frame another state actor for hacks. Even though we can’t say for certain, it is extremely likely that this leaked NSA assessment is based off of data that was created to specifically frame the Russians.

The U.S. intelligence community needs the Russians as an enemy to justify their existence. That’s why there has been a massive effort to undermine Donald Trump’s efforts to improve relations with Russia. It is absolutely in their interest to manufacture bogus data and assessments to paint the Russians as evildoers.

Even if we assume that the assessment is based on real data, the document doesn’t reveal anything new. It is common practice for intelligence services around the world to engage in this type of activity.

The document offers no evidence proving that these alleged cyber attacks were ordered by the Kremlin. Nor does it prove that the election results were impacted by Russian activities.

It will be interesting to find out more about the leaker though. On the surface, she seems like quite the weirdo. She’s apparently former Airforce and into weightlifting based on her limited social media activity.

Clearly there is something wrong with our systems if top secret information is trusted to nutty females like this!

It is also worth mentioning that the surname “Winner” can be a Jewish surname. If she does turn out to be Jewish that would explain quite a bit about her activities.

Either way, the leak itself isn’t all that interesting but it will be used to fan the flames of Trump-Russia conspiracy theories.

The CIA hacked the entire world.

Recorded absolutely everything.

Besides being devious, it was absolutely irresponsible on an unimaginable scale – this stuff got let out on the open internet, and they have known for at least a while that all types of people had access to it, and they did nothing to fix the situation.

Why is Russia the only country complaining about it?

RT:

Moscow has urged US intelligence services to provide a detailed and open response to WikiLeaks’ accusations of CIA hacking activities as #Vault7 constitutes a serious threat to international security, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said.

“We’d really like the security services in Washington to respond fully and openly to the released documents with specific facts, and if this information is confirmed then it poses a great threat to the world and international security,” Zakharova said at a briefing in the Russian capital.

Moscow “occasionally” receives information about the activities of the American special services, she pointed out.

Previously, such reports “were always confirmed, but also there always attempts to retouch this information and remove it from the front pages,” Zakharova said.

“In any case, almost every time this information was confirmed,” the ministry’s spokeswoman said.

On Tuesday, WikiLeaks released the first installment of the #Vault7 leak, revealing the scope of the CIA’s hacking capabilities.

According to the whistleblower group, the batch of 8,761 documents accounts for only 1 percent of the total files to be released.

This sure was a great leak for Russia though, as it pretty much ends the debate about them “hacking our elections.”

That was the most important takeaway – the only one that really matters: the CIA hacking division has the ability to hack people and make it look like someone else did it.

And of course, these tools were released on the open internet some time ago.

So the fact that a security analyst finds “indications” that Russia hacked the DNC (or even phished Podesta, lol) now means absolutely nothing. In fact, it means that any “proof” they may discover in the future means nothing.

Short of Putin going on TV and confessing, there is literally no possible way “Russian election hacking” can ever be proven or even argued as a convincing possibility.

So hey media – how about we quit talking about it, huh?

Vladimir and Pyotr steal your cybers, сука!

So this Vault 7 thing happened and people ask me to comment on it because I’m a cybersecurity expert. I’m really just a dude that likes fucking around with other people’s computers and devices in fun ways for entertainment. When people ask me to comment on cybersecurity I feel like a graffiti artist that is getting asked about the Italian renaissance. My expertise about Caravaggio is actually far deeper than my expertise on modern memory corruption techniques.

You don’t need a deep expertise on hacking to understand this story, however. This is not really a story about cybersecurity. This is a story about government waste. This is a story about the CIA spending a hundred billion dollars on a pile of stuff that is only useful if it stays secret and then it getting released by Wikileaks. This is yet another strategic failure on the part of the neo-Cohens. This is like phasing out the A-10 Warthog for an overpriced pile of garbage from Lockheed that proved itself not remotely useful for killing brown foreigners. It is another case of the swamp utterly failing to understand the problems the American people face above the problems its lobbyists face.

The real reason the feds paid so much for these 0days is that they are weird perverts psychologically and financially invested in a future of weird perverts. The neo-Cohen obsession with cyberwar is utterly destructive for the United States. It is a redefinition of global conflict that the United States is born to lose. We cannot win the cyberwar. You know why? We have the newest electronic infrastructure. Ergo, we have the most vulnerable electronic infrastructure.

I left America to live in various Eastern European locales. Here they do not put all the records into the computers. There is always a paper to get the paper to get the paper. Transactions here are less about public key cryptography and hash algorithms and more about a babushka that has been looking at stamps since Stalin told her to start doing it and you just aren’t going to fool her no matter how hard you try. No hash standard you would currently be advised to use has been securing transactions as long as the babushka. You might laugh, but that is not a joke. SHA-2 was first published in 2001. The old woman in the bureau office has been doing this since far before the Soviet Union fell.

The whole world is like this outside the USA. We have more stuff that can kill enemies than anybody else, and also more stuff to hack than anyone else. Why do we want to incentivize the creation of digital weapons over classical ones?

Automating every social function is the hallmark a world of rampant scale. It matters if Jews have destroyed your civilization with greed. For example, everyone obsesses over power grid security these days. In the 1950s we didn’t worry about the PLCs of our grid being compromised. Nothing had computers on it. Instead of a PLC we had big physical regulation mechanisms of copper and lead driven by electrical engineers. Dudes would stand up and move big hunks of metal and things worked just fine. You know what changed? Power plants were privatized and then publicly traded and some Jew got told by a dude selling Siemens equipment that he could replace the electrical engineers with a piece of software and it would generate an extra penny a share somewhere. Now power plants get hacked and power gets shut off and electricity industry people are asking about a method of ensuring software correctness called formal verification and nobody I know in the whole world has actually deployed a complete formally verified system anywhere. Educated workforces were cut to make us less safe, and now we don’t even have enough skilled laborers to go back to the way things were before.

America’s expensive financial obsession with cyberwar offense is equivalent to spending all your security budget on flamethrowers when you’re tasked to guard a fireworks factory. We will get hacked more than anyone else. That is going to be a constant. Why do our leaders act like this? It seems pathological.

There is another category of people obsessed with the cyberwar, and very afraid of hacks and leaks. Weird perverts. Pedophiles, or people with sexual fetishes so bizarre and gross that revealing them will destroy their personal lives. These people are very concerned with the prospect of loss of security. These people are mostly Jews.

Remember the 6 gorillion software exploits, goyim.

I have in all my years as an avant-garde hacker only seen one politician with any level of sense in regards to cybersecurity. His name is Donald J. Trump. He said that computers were not safe and that he uses a courier instead. That’s like the babushka. If you have something important you should put it in the hands of a trusted member of your community, not a sniveling newcomer with a piece of metal and plastic made by chinks. You would only do the latter if you were a fool. For too long in America, we’ve been fools.

My laptop is owned. My phone is owned. I am not worried about that, because I’m not a weird pervert and I’m not stealing from anyone. What I am worried about is how Jews and blacks threw me in prison and tortured me for telling the public its infrastructure is compromised. That I live in a culture that is increasingly hostile towards those that speak the truth for the sole benefit of parasitic nonwhites and the plastic chink garbage they desire to replace the white working class with. Only forces of social decay would be more concerned with making a convenient device perfectly secure from remote compromise (hint hint, it’ll never exist) instead of a healthy community perfectly secure from sexual deviants and violent foreigners.

I think the loss of this pile of cyberweapons is a good thing. I think America’s obsession with stockpiling software vulnerabilities deserved a kick in the teeth. I think this is a good point to part ways with the failing people we’ve hitched ourselves to as a nation – perhaps even abolish the CIA completely. We need to come together as a people and realize that the penny per share comes with lots of hidden consequences. We need to realize that the histrionic screeching of weird perverts is irrelevant and we should just gas them. We need to acknowledge that Donald J. Trump was right: you’ll never have a computer that is secure and that you cannot trust these things with every social function ever.

Excellent, excellent analysis here.

Black Pigeon calls out people focusing on the irrelevant details of the Vault 7 leaks, and points out what really matters: that this fundamentally disproves the entire “Russia hacked America to elect Trump” Jewish fake news narrative that is being pushed by the CIA itself.

That is all that really matters, in the larger scheme of things. The fact that the CIA is spying on people isn’t especially surprising or of any immediate importance. We already knew that the NSA was doing all of these exact same things. We’ve known that for years.

What matters is how this ties to our revolution, the Trump Revolution, and how it can be used to finally bury the enemies of our revolution once and for all.

We need to be strategic here and not get bogged down in irrelevant details and crap we already knew.