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Vault 7 included disclosure of a tool called “Marble Framework,” which enabled the CIA to hack into computers, disguise who hacked in, and falsely attribute the hack to someone else by leaving so-called tell-tale signs — like [[Cyrillic]], for example. The CIA documents also showed that the “Marble” tool had been employed in 2016.

Vault 7 included disclosure of a tool called “Marble Framework,” which enabled the CIA to hack into computers, disguise who hacked in, and falsely attribute the hack to someone else by leaving so-called tell-tale signs — like [[Cyrillic]], for example. The CIA documents also showed that the “Marble” tool had been employed in 2016.

Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity, which includes among our members two former Technical Directors of the [[National Security Agency]], has repeatedly called attention to its conclusion that the DNC emails were leaked — not “hacked” by Russia or anyone else.<ref>https://consortiumnews.com/2018/06/07/still-waiting-for-evidence-of-a-russian-hack/</ref>

Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity (VIPS), which includes among members two former Technical Directors of the [[National Security Agency]], has repeatedly called attention to its conclusion that the DNC emails were leaked — not “hacked” by Russia or anyone else.<ref>https://consortiumnews.com/2018/06/07/still-waiting-for-evidence-of-a-russian-hack/</ref>

Journalist Ray McGovern noted the episode reveals {{Quotebox|"a cynical decision to put U.S. intelligence agents and highly sophisticated cybertools at risk, rather than allow Assange to at least attempt to prove that Russia was not behind the DNC leak.

Journalist Ray McGovern noted the episode reveals {{Quotebox|"a cynical decision to put U.S. intelligence agents and highly sophisticated cybertools at risk, rather than allow Assange to at least attempt to prove that Russia was not behind the DNC leak.