Tag: Cryptome Wikileaks
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Cryptome – 9/11 Secrecy Prolongs Warmaking and NSA Excess
9/11 Secrecy Prolongs Warmaking and NSA Excess At 09:08 PM 2/20/2014, A wrote: Mr. Young, I’m curious about your opinion about what really happened on 9/11. I was reading one of your FOIA posts and was curious about your opinion. Please don’t waste too much time on this. I’m working an 80-hour per week…
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Revealed by Cryptome – Glenn Greenwald and Satoshi Nakamoto Comsec
Frequently new and multiple public keys (PKs) suggests one time use, a sound practice. Supplemented with private exchanges of PKs not uploaded to public servers. However, it is easy to forge PKs, so all these may not belong to Glenn Greenwald or Satoshi Nakamoto, the alleged inventor of Bitcoin who has never been identified. Signers…
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Cryptome – Uncle Fester Decries Copyright Infringement
Uncle Fester Decries Copyright Infringement A sends: Date: Tue, 30 Apr 2013 18:55:23 -0700 (PDT) Subject: uncle fester decries copyright infringement “Steve Preisler” = Uncle Fester. I am amazed that his name is public. His personal story is sympathetic personally. But I think his attitude towards “piracy” is biassed because he’s a “content creator”.…
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Unveiled by Cryptome – Gina Cheri Haspel, ex-Acting CIA Covert Head
Gina Cheri Haspel, ex-Acting CIA Covert Head Thanks to John Dinges, Gawker, HENRIE @CHIMUCHYO, Cryptocomb and others. Gina Cheri Haspel served as acting head of CIA Clandestine Service until the recent appointment of Francis “Frank” Archibald. Both are “undercover” officers — until now. In addition to information provided by others above, Haspel served in New…
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Cryptome – Can drone flight paths be private?
Will Drones Assassinate When Pigs Fly? Date: Sun, 21 Apr 2013 22:49:37 -0500 From: Gregory Foster To: drone-list[at]lists.stanford.edu Subject: [drone-list] Can drone flight paths be private? WSJ (Apr 18) – “Why Jet Owners Don’t Want to be Tracked”: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323820304578410633003 145370.html Earlier this week, while some drone pundits were seizing the moment to advocate for law…
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