Wall Street Journal: Authorities Question CIA Contractors in Connection With WikiLeaks Dump
Digital trail has pointed investigators to a team of developers working with CIA’s Engineering Development Group
Investigators probing who may have provided WikiLeaks with classified information about the Central Intelligence Agency’s purported computer-hacking techniques are zeroing in on a small number of contractors who have worked for the agency and may have been disgruntled over recent job losses, according to people familiar with the investigation.
Authorities on Thursday questioned a handful of contractors working in at least two locations in the Virginia suburbs of Washington, D.C., these people said. Law-enforcement officials said no arrests had been made, but one person familiar with the investigation said it was “rapidly unfolding.”
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I am very cautious with that. It's so easy to make the other side full with fake information....CIA is well known for this kind of " weakness"
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