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most efficient and most valuable way to achieve these ends snowden took the revelations about crypto eiji even further comparing it with a formerly secret $10000000.00 contract between the n.s.a. and a major u.s. computer security firm it begs the question what info grabbing operations are still going on right now under our noses given the passage of time a former cia analyst on whistle blow john kiriakou doesn't expect anyone to come clean over the reported operation anytime soon. i can only speculate but we have a mandatory declassification law in this country where if information is at least 30 years old and it is not operational in nature that is it doesn't include information related to sources and methods that it has to be declassified and i wonder if that's really what this is all about that the information is old enough that that there's no reason to keep it classified anymore the the u.s. has interfered in more elections around the world then any other country in the world and i wouldn't be surprised if it was more than all other countries in the world combined this is something

washington post report says the cia brought swiss firm crypto age at the height of the cold war crypto eiji then sold code generating machines and software to diplomats military heads and private companies. the cia rigged the devices to spy on clients with help from german intelligence agency eavesdropped on communications that use crypto agee's devices firms clients included iran saudi arabia and the vatican before the company was finally dissolved in 2018. the scene live in the turkish parliament there you see president the one preparing to address the parliament what we're expecting is for him to announce what his plan will be to counter what he sees as its thing violence against his forces 13 turkish military personnel being killed over the last couple of weeks in italy province these attacks carried out by syrian forces where really awaiting now what he intensity in response to the stress. in the i am. my day nation. there members of the parliament friends. guess ladies and gentleman. i salute you with myself syrians speeding love and respect. our group made a move hyperbole will bring

easiest most efficient and most valuable way to achieve the snowden took the revelations about crypto eiji even further comparing it with the formerly secret $10000000.00 contract between the n.s.a. and a major u.s. computer security firm it begs the question what info grabbing operations are still going on right now under our noses. to the developments of corona virus which has been officially named 19 the week has been marked by the disease is 1st fatal case outside of asia in europe and it too old chinese tourist from who bay province the epicenter of the break died in france then while the world health organization warned against fueling is fear around the situation this week the agency's executive director refusing to downplay the threat noted the disease can be overcome so if a certain death toll has risen to nearly 1700 the number of infected is around 69000 but against the backdrop of panic people of asian descent are increasingly becoming the target of racist abuse across the globe there are people in london's chinatown if they had noticed a change in attitude. terrible loss we fe

intelligence according to the washington post the cia bought swiss firm crypto eiji at the height of the cold war it sold cold generating machines and software to diplomats military heads and product companies the cia then rigs the devices to spy on clients with help from german intelligence this allowed its agents to listen on communications that use crypto agee's devices the clients included saudi arabia iran and the vatican before the company was dissolved in 2018 or for more on this let's speak to robert pre-charge who was the director of the cyber security expert a firm that advises institutions across europe he also used to work for the british government on cyber security related issues is via skype from chamonix in france thank you so much for being with us robert now this is making its cry by some as one of the greatest intelligence operations in the last few decades how unusual is this type of intelligence gathering 1st of all. i don't understand how to say because. these kind of operations never comes to light but it certainly extremely successful and i'm sure once extreme