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This document is an extract from a presentation created by the CIA. It appears to be the front page of a presentation related to CIA operations against Apple's A4/A5 Application Processors used in the iPhone.

This document is an abstract for a presentation created by the CIA. This presentation focused on describing methods to physically extract the Global ID (GID) key from iPhones and other Apple devices.

This document contains slides outlining the CSEC interception and inspection of a piece of spyware, SNOWGLOBE. Slides titled "Victimology" and "Intelligence Priorities" list the spyware's targets as Canada, Europe, Africa and Iran, incuding Iranian…

This document is a presentation prepared by CSEC. It describes the LEVITATION program, an effort to monitor file sharing sites in order to locate extremist training and propoganda materials. This program is capable of monitoring 10-15 million…

This document is a presentation overview into CSEC's analysis of TLS (Tranport Layer Security) traffic, in an effort to identify encryption capabilites, services, trends, and changes. Workflows show warranted collection and collection from a special…

This document is a memo prepared by CSEC addressing several questions from the media outlet CBC.

This document is a CSEC presentation deck giving an overview of LEVITATION, "a behaviour-based target discovery project." LEVITATION is used to identify targets based on documents downloaded from free file upload (FFU) services such as Sendspace and…

This document is a selection of presentation slides prepared by GCHQ's Joint Threat Research Intelligence Group (JTRIG), CSEC and the NSA. They describe several surveillance programs. The first of these is HACIENDA, a program that involved port…

This document is a presentation by CSEC that was presented to GCHQ at teh Discovery Conference in November 2010. It summarizes CSEC's current state of SIGINT Cyber Discovery operations. It also describes the WARRIORPRIDE, REPLICANTFARM, EONBLUE and…

This document, seemingly prepared by the Communications Security Establishment Canada, reveals the use of surveillance methods targeting UC Browser, a popular web app in India, China and North America. It describes a plugin to analyze and display…