Joshua Schulte, who was carrying out one of the most damaging data breaches in the #CIA ‘s history, was sentenced to 40 years in federal prison Thursday.https://t.co/GgtIxUy5L1 pic.twitter.com/YU4HFMid9O
— BeijingNews 新京报 (@BJNewsWorld) February 2, 2024
Day: February 2, 2024
I believe Cathy O’Brien gave an honest testimony on August 3rd, 1977 to the 95th U.S. Congress. The hearings looked into reported abuses concerning the #CIA‘s TOP SECRET mind control research program code named #MKUltra.
Discern for yourself… pic.twitter.com/tZLs5TwFwS
— Brandon Taylor Moore (@LetsGoBrando45) January 22, 2024
Ex-CIA software engineer who leaked to WikiLeaks sentenced to 40 years. But in Congress no problem. #CIA #Wikileaks https://t.co/Izbci7ccSE
— Cosmic Cowboy (@ronnieruff) February 2, 2024
A former #CIA engineer has been sentenced to 40 years in prison after being found guilty of leaking the largest amount of data in agency history. #joshuaschulte #fbi #wikileaks #vault7 #nationalsecurity #ciafiles pic.twitter.com/4n3ssFd909
— Albert Aznavour (@albert_aznavour) February 2, 2024
#CIA Creative Writing Class
“One officer raised their hand and asked about establishing voice in first versus third person. Another asked about revision techniques. Another about the shift from writing alone to working with an editor…” https://t.co/5yrNUyS9NH— IndyNet (@indynetco) February 2, 2024
Ex-CIA software engineer sentenced to 40 years for giving secrets to WikiLeaks. #security #cia https://t.co/35e8wzGXRE
— Robert Morton (@Robert4787) February 2, 2024
Sure, you try integrating data from thousands of systems into a single view of meaningful information that is tailored “just for you”, times a few hundred thousand people who also want it tailored “just for them”, plus throw in budget cuts, personnel turnover, and the fact the government usually runs about 10 years or more behind the times on IT stuff. See how that works out for you. Then …