Analysis of CIA Vault 7 leakage on Wikileaks, how organization is build, tools they use, best practices and how to avoid spying

1. Spying the world - CIA security organization in nutshell

11. Part 1:Year Zero

13. Part 2

15. Mobile Development Branch

19. CIA's Desperation To Crack Apple's Encryption

21. CIA Develops Malware to targets Windows, Linux
& MacOS

22. Part3: Marble

26. Part 4: Grasshopper

27. Physical penetration - Fine Dining
•VLC Player Portable
•Irfanview
•Chrome Portable
•Opera Portable
•Firefox Portable
•ClamWin Portable
•Kaspersky TDSS Killer Portable
•McAfee Stinger Portable
•Sophos Virus Removal
•Thunderbird Portable
•Opera Mail
•Foxit Reader
•LibreOffice Portable
•Prezi
•Babel Pad
•Notepad++
•Skype
•Iperius Backup
•Sandisk Secure Access
•U3 Software
•2048
•LBreakout2
•7-Zip Portable
•Portable Linux CMD PromptOSB (Operational Support Branch)

28. US embassies

29. Part 5:HIVE by Embedded Development Branch

30. Part 6: Weeping Angel

31. Hacking 'Anyone, Anywhere,' Thanks to
Internet Of 'Insecure' Things

33. Part 7: Scribbles

34. Part 8: Archimedes

35. Part 9

36. Part 10:

39. CIA developers also hate process

41. They do Code Reviews & prefer small
Pull Requests

42. They need git cheatsheets too
The “Oh crap I didn’t mean to commit yet” Trick

43. They store passwords in clear text

44. They also used pirated versions of Windows

45. Yes, they search answers on StackOverflow
too

46. CIA Borrowed Codes from Public Malware
Samples

47. CIA Borrowed Codes
from Public Malware
Samples

48. They do use IRC, like in the movies
Why IRC?
•For colloboration! We can easily chat with each
other now!

50. Projects