Paulo Sa Elias#Vault. CIAFrom Iain Thomson, 8 Mar 2. The Register. First, though, a few general points: one, there’s very little here that should shock you. The CIA is a spying organization, after all, and, yes, it spies on people. Two, unlike the NSA, the CIA isn’t mad keen on blanket surveillance: it targets particular people, and the hacking tools revealed by Wiki. Discover, Share, and Present presentations and infographics with the world’s largest professional content sharing community. Baixar Nos Limites da Lei Dublado Grátis. A trama do filme acompanha Vincent, um policial que se vê envolvido em uma teia de corrupção e crime e, em uma. Download - Nos Limites da Lei (2017) Sinopse: O policial Vincent Downs (Jamie Foxx) é envolvido numa rede de policiais corruptos e submundo dos casinos. Após um. O Âmbito Jurídico não se responsabiliza, nem de forma individual, nem de forma solidária, pelas opiniões, idéias e conceitos emitidos nos textos, por serem de. Official hotels for the Rock in Rio 2017 with the best prices. Book now and you’ll have access to buy exclusive tickets. Leaks are designed to monitor specific persons of interest. For example, you may have seen headlines about the CIA hacking Samsung TVs. As we previously mentioned, that involves breaking into someone’s house and physically reprogramming the telly with a USB stick. If the CIA wants to bug you, it will bug you one way or another, smart telly or no smart telly. You’ll probably be tricked into opening a dodgy attachment or download. That’s actually a silver lining to all this: end- to- end encrypted apps, such as Signal and Whats. App, are so strong, the CIA has to compromise your handset, TV or computer to read your messages and snoop on your webcam and microphones, if you’re unlucky enough to be a target. Hacking devices this way is fraught with risk and cost, so only highly valuable targets will be attacked. The vast, vast majority of us are not walking around with CIA malware lurking in our pockets, laptop bags, and living rooms. Windows: The CIA’s UMBRAGE team has a modest collection of attack tools for systems powered by Microsoft’s widely used operating system, all listed here. 20/06/2017 Convite para participação no Evento Su. Sustentabilidade na Administração Pública Cartaz Externo Seminário. These tools include keystroke loggers, sandbox escape ropes, and antivirus avoidance mechanisms. The CIA analysts found flaws in Control Panel, and the ability to add data streams to NTFS without detection to smuggle data onto storage drives. Windows library files are useful stepping stones to malicious code execution, as are Windows Theme files. DLL files . They are also handy for concealing malware in applications, and the documents show that common apps have been used for spying by exploiting DLL weaknesses. NOTÍCIAS 16-06-2017 LOE 2017. Artigo 49.º. Aquisição de serviços. Pedido de dispensa. O artigo 49.º da Lei n.º 42/2016, de 28 de dezembro (LOE 2017) prevê que. One DLL attack technique shows that someone at the agency is a bit of a Will Ferrell fan. The Ricky. Bobby program, named after the character in the film Talladega Nights, uses several . NET DLLs and a Windows Power. Shell script to implant a “listening post” on a target Windows PC. A version has been used in the field on USB drives, according to this document. The software, with attack tools dubbed Fight Club, was put onto six thumb drives and “inserted into the supply chain of a target network/group.”If you’re using Windows Exchange 2. CIA has a tool for that, dubbed Shoulder. Surfer. This performs a code injection attack against the Exchange Datastore manager process that would allow an agent to collect emails and contacts at will and without the need for an individual’s credentials. No dia 03.05.2017, foi publicada no Diário Oficial a Resolução nº 419 da ANAC (Agência Nacional de Aviação Civil) que aprova o Regulamento Brasileiro da.Exchange 2. 00. 7 is even easier to crack, according to the CIA. For a detailed rundown on Exchange and all its flaws, this document . The CIA has tools for you too – pages of them. A lot of hacking tools cover OS X El Capitan, but presumably these have been updated to subvert new versions of the operating system. That said, it does seem through reading these files that Apple poses a significantly more difficult challenge for the CIA than Redmond’s code. Analysts note that the operating system can be resilient to applications that try to slip malware onto a Mac. But it’s still possible to whitelist spying software; subvert Net. Install images, creating zombie programs; and surreptitiously get at the kernel. One interesting project the files touch on is dubbed Quark. Matter. This is a technique for hiding spying software persistently on an OS X system by using an EFI driver stored on the EFI system partition. Another, dubbed Snowy. Owl, uses a pthread in an Open. SSH client to potentially pull off remote monitoring of a target system. The documents also show a project called Harpy. Eagle that analyzed Apple’s Airport Extreme firmware for private keys, and also Time Capsule systems. OS: The CIA files show an extensive list of i. OS exploits. Some of these were developed in- house, some obtained from the NSA or Britain’s GCHQ, and others were purchased from private vendors. It looks as though at least some of the security bugs were fixed by Apple in recent i. OS updates – versions 8 and later – or are otherwise no longer exploitable. For instance, the Redux sandbox workaround and Xiphos kernel exploit were both used to hack “i. Phone 4. S and later, i. Pod touch (5th generation) and later, i. Pad 2 and later,” but both flaws were fixed after being publicized by the Chinese jailbreaker Pangu. While it’s likely the exploit list is an old one, a lot of them may still work. This sets up the browser to route all web use through a server run by the CIA. Android: There’s a much longer list for Android exploits than that for its Cupertino cousin’s operating system. There are exploits such as Chronos and Creatine that attack specific flaws in Qualcomm Adreno GPU drivers, and others like Starmie and Snubble only work against specific Samsung handsets. There are also a lot of Chrome- based attacks for Android that will only work on older versions of the browser. There’s a full list of version histories here. There are also three implants listed – Bowtie, Sucker. Punch, and Roid. Rage. The release notes for Roid. Rage show it can monitor all radio functions and allows SMS stealing. While the bulk of the exploits listed allow for escalation of privileges, allowing malicious apps to gain more or total control of the infected device, there are some like Baron. Samedi, Dugtrio, and Salazar that allow for remote access. Many of these have been shut down on phones running Android version 4. Android builds. Antivirus: The CIA stash contains rundowns on most of the popular antivirus systems and how to defeat them. Much of the information has been redacted but there are a few snippets left. The documents note that evading F- Secure’s detection mechanisms is possible, but that the software has a pretty good heuristics engine that can pick up Trojan software. The agency has devised two ways around this using RAR file string tables or cloning a RAR file manifest file. Avira has similarly good heuristics, the files note, but two similar attacks appear to work. Avira is a high- value target, since the documentation notes that it is popular among counter- terrorism targets. Bitdefender’s heuristic engine has also caused the CIA some problems when it comes to detecting the agency’s malware. However, one file notes: “cleartext resources or simple RXOR- ed resources don’t seem to cause Bitdefender to trip.”Comodo’s code is described as a “giant PITA” for its malware detection capabilities. However, it has a weak spot and doesn’t scan the contents of the Recycle Bin. The notes say malware can be stored safely here, but may be detected if run. Ever since version six of Comodo’s code, things have become a lot easier and the CIA has an exploit dubbed the Gaping Hole of DOOM. That version ignores malware that it thinks is part of the Windows core operating system.“Anything running as SYSTEM is automatically legit under 6. X. ANYTHING,” the document states. Got a kernel- level exploit? Good, because you can drop the kitchen sink and the contents of your garage and as long as you continue to run as SYSTEM you are golden. Yeah.”Details on AVG are sketchy, but the CIA trove indicates at least two ways to defeat the security software. These include a fake installer and malware that can be dropped onto a system and activated by a specific web link. Antivirus code and other programs can also be targeted by a series of tools developed under the moniker Wrecking. Crew. The vast majority of these were under development, but two were finished and could be used to shut down security software and to “troll people.”Signal/Whats. App: In some good news for privacy advocates it appears that the CIA has had no luck in cracking the popular encrypted chat protocol created by Whisper Systems, which is used in Signal and Whats. App. CD/DVD attacks: There are still plenty of people in the world using CDs and DVDs, so the CIA has developed code called Hammer. Drill to exploit the storage medium. Version two of the software allows an infected computer to log what CDs and DVDs are being read by the user, for how long, and the data they contain. The CIA also added a function in the second build that allows it to install a hidden Trojan in new discs being burned, if the target is using the popular Nero burning software. The developer notes state that a 2. Windows systems. The documents note that Kaspersky antivirus (a top choice in Russia and elsewhere) can be bypassed in this way. Smart TVs: The CIA and the British spies at MI5 have developed an attack known as Weeping Angel. This can put smart TVs – Samsung’s is mentioned – into a “Fake- Off mode,” which makes the device look like it’s powered down with its LEDs off. However, it’s still on and can now be used as a bugging device. The Wi- Fi keys the TV uses are also slurpable. The exploit was developed and the documents show areas of interest that CIA hackers wanted to research, notably leaving Wi- Fi on and enabling video capture, get into caches of stored audio recordings, and setting up a man- in- the- middle attack against the television’s browser. The TV is compromised via a USB stick inserted into the device, but the documents show that if the user has updated their operating system to firmware version 1. The documents also note that only 7. MB of 1. 6. GB of onboard storage is available for spying uses. Io. T devices: It’s clear the CIA is looking actively at subverting Internet of Things devices with its Embedded Development Branch. The documents here are somewhat scant, but from meeting notes in 2. Linux- based embedded systems, and whatever else they can get their hands on. Those Amazon Echo or Google Home devices are looking less and less attractive every day. Other interesting snippets are that some of the documents contain the licence keys of software the CIA uses.
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