US NSA extensive spying on Pakistan revealed
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WikiLeaks has claimed US National Security Agency operators have been spying on Pakistani mobile networks.
The revelation came as a hacker group, which had previously released data suggesting the US agency may have been monitoring hundreds of IP addresses in Pakistan, released a new cache of information detailing how the agency accessed private and public networks.
Shadow Brokers released a tranche of encrypted finds, which are now being decrypted by security researchers around the world.
Other targets that have so far been highlighted by security researchers include Oracle-owned Unix-based operating system and Equation Group’s ElectricSlide tool that impersonates a Chinese browser with fake Accept-Language.
The release of the latest document confirms earlier claims that US spy agencies may have gained access into Pakistani networks.
