The CIA is affected by a leak that would uncover massive worldwide espionage through smart devices and instant messaging services and the Director of the FBI says there is no privacy.

The Internet is on a war footing against the CIA, since according to the latest leaks from this independent portal whose mission is to uncover everything that happens on the internet and we do not know and the 'illegal' interception of devices to spy on the conversations of the users. It is not the first time that secret CIA programs have been talked about to intervene devices and obtain private conversations and data with the intention of knowing the conversations of users, with the excuse of national security and detecting attacks, something that they seem not to do very well.

Edward Snowden is the visible face of the Wikileaks portal, which curiously remains active and available for any user to access and consult the leaks. We say curiously, because suppressing a web page or leaving it without service is relatively easy and it would be even easier for the CIA, which has quite important espionage and hacking projects, which has been able to spy on European leaders such as Holland, Merkel or Putin . What has become known is that the FBI and the CIA are working together to investigate the leaked Vault 7 documents, which reveal hacking methods of the intelligence agency.

Companies such as Apple, Microsoft, Google or Linux Foundation have been investigated or spied on, and they have been spied on. According to the BBC, an unknown CIA spokesperson reportedly said that American society should be very concerned about the leaks that are intended to 'harm the intelligence community' and their questionable 'ability to protect America against terrorists and other adversaries' . This absurd statement is made by a representative of a body outside the law, which does not have the capacity to act within the United States unless it is with the permission of the FBI, the army or the president, since it is a force to act secretly in other countries, where it does not have jurisprudence either. The CIA is one of the most opaque agencies on the planet and is considered capable of violating any legal, ethical or moral line that is necessary to achieve its objectives.

The CIA has released a statement on this issue and that has been published by Wikileaks on Twitter, where it is clear that they will not make any statement or comment on the authenticity of the leak. The CIA takes advantage of the statement to say that, according to the legislation, they are prohibited from spying on American citizens, although the agency's opacity and lack of clarity in its operations has always generated a lot of interest, speculation and something very American, theories of The conspiracy.

James Comey, Director of the FBI, in the middle BetaNews has taken the opportunity to throw a very large can of gasoline on the fire with the following statements: “Absolute privacy does not exist in the United States. We all have a reasonable expectation of privacy in our homes, cars, and devices. That also means that, for good reason, courts, government, and law enforcement can invade our private spaces. Not even our memories are private. Any of us may be forced to say something we saw ... In the appropriate circumstances, a judge can order anyone to testify about anything at trial. "

According to the leaks, the CIA would control the microphone of smart televisions, security systems connected to the network, instant messaging services on smartphones and other media and forums, but yes, when it comes to stopping a terrorist attack, it is you have seen that they are quite incompetent. We do not know very well how this system works, but what seems quite clear is that the system does not work well at all, since although attacks are stopped, many of them go unnoticed by the agency (or perhaps not so much and they are interested in letting some prosper). We leave you something to think about: how is it possible that after the attack on the twin towers on September 11, conversations between some travelers and their families leaked (with audio), if they were saying goodbye to their relatives and would not record the conversations. GREETINGS, FRIENDS OF THE CIA.

Source: BBC