Involved in the "WikiLeak Decrypture" leak case, the former U.S. CIA engineer was convicted: I am really a scapegoat.

According to the Associated Press reported on July 13, on Wednesday, a former software engineer Joshua Schulte was sentenced in court. The largest stolen incident in history. But Schult insisted that he was actually just a scapegoat of the Central Intelligence Bureau and the Federal Investigation Bureau (FBI).

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Schurt said to himself that in 2017, the "WikiLeaks" website exposed a group of secret documents of a group of Central Intelligence Agency, which is the "Vault 7" (Vault 7) leakage incident, and the Central Intelligence Bureau and the Federal Investigation Bureau let let He acts as a scapegoat for this leak.

Schurt said in the trial of the trial that "although hundreds of people can contact (this information) ... Hundreds of people may steal it", but they were still picked out alone. He said that the case "is full of reasonable doubt, and I have no motivation at all."

It is reported that the Vault 7 leakage incident revealed how CIA invaded Apple and Android smartphones in overseas spy operations, and how to turn smart TVs that can connect to the Internet into monitoring devices. Prior to the arrest, Schurt worked as a programmer in CIA headquarters in Lanli, Virginia to help develop these hackers.

During the first trial of the case in 2020, the discussion of the jury was in an impasse against Schartt's accused "illegal collection and transmission of national defense information".

Since 2018, Schult has been detained in prison and cannot be released. Last year, he complained in the court documents that he was punished by cruel and unusual punishment. He was imprisoned in a bug -rampant cell like a "animal in the cage" and waited for two trials.

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