http://www.digital-digest.com/news- 64539-Popular-Video-Play

Reddit btfo

Based channers using MPV are safe

>>59332768
misrepresenting the facts but yeah

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>59332768
DELETE

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Wow it's like none of you read the previous thread or have any understanding of what the leaks actually said. Just like the author of this garbage article.


Just because the CIA takes your code, puts their own forced changes it inside of it, then uses that MODIFIED version of VLC for targeted attacks, that doesn't SUDDENLY mean the VLC you download off the internet is suddenly the CIA version, the CIA version was ONLY used by the CIA to target specific people they're after, on a specific target computer.

>be CIA man
>walk into office building of target computer pretending to work there
>have flashdrive with CIA portable VLC
>plug in and open VLC to play a music file and let it run it's DLL injector
>unplug flash drive and leave
>have remote access into that computer now


This code is NOT in the VLC you download off the internet, this code is added by the CIA for specific targets, not for everyone.


Fuck you people need to learn what the fuck you're actually talking about before flipping out.

>>59333367
>the previous thread
for those who want to laugh at the other paranoid autists.
>>59318261

>>59333367
Don't a be sane, because you will lost your mind. 90% of posts are b8 and troll crap.

fuck vlc
potplayer masterrace

>>59333456
Masterrace? Monkey business.

>>59333456
>asterrace
THIS!!

>>59333473
ASS TERRACE!

>>59333367
Can you or someone else explain the android exploits too?

>>59333485
Which? Most of them are kernel exploits. Or finding ways to inject arbitrary code through a GPU vulnerability or similar.

>>59333497
Do they have access to all your files?
Is it for every android user or just for their "targets"?

>>59333521
None of the leaked exploits are exploits that could be universally used.

They either appeared to have spent a LOT of time/money for Galaxy Note4 exploits, as they have like 3 or 4. But it could also be something about the Note4 makes it more susceptible to exploitation.

Most of the other ways are kernel exploits in older android versions, or Java script trickery with chrome browser.

These would be targeted attacks again, the CIA isn't particularly in the business of blanket data collection, that's the NSA.

The CIA has very clear legal jurisdiction in regards to american citizens, the NSA not so much.

>>59333579
What about non-US citizens?

>>59333688
There isn't enough data capacity to bother dragnet data collection to that degree.

However, if you pop up on their radar, assume you can be hacked with ease. I just wouldn't expect 99% of people to ever be on their radar, so it's not a huge deal.

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>>59333751
Thanks for your answers, anon.
One last question, are you CIA?

>>59333579
>The CIA has very clear legal jurisdiction in regards to American citizens
Explain MKUltra

>>59333821
Mistakes happens
Hell that's why the currently have the strict legal limits they currently do have.

>>59333803
Nope

>>59333853
They had legal limits during MKUltra, they just ignored them.

>>59333868
I never said they didn't, simply saying they've broken the rules before, got caught, and haven't done the same level of fucked up since.

Im sure if you looked into it they've broken the law more than a few times in recent years, but never something as over reaching as MKultra.

>>59333803
Dr Pavel I'm CIA