WikiLeaks releases more top-secret CIA docs as U.S. considers charges

> "We can’t keep all of the information in one place. We need to spread it out. We have to have better rules about need-to-know, and if you don’t have a need to know you don’t get access to the information,” said Michael Morrell, a former acting director of the CIA.

Must be a fair amount of stress chasing that impossible goal of perfect security.

I often think how much time and effort would be saved per unit of forethought put into some of the software we rely on. Not a criticism, SMTP etc were built in a more trusting time and for a far smaller crowd I guess. But we've built a mudpie now, and there are whole sectors scrambling around like ants in it. Such a waste of time!

> turn some Samsung TVs into surveillance tools with an implant for recording audio from a TV’s built-in microphone.

Who other than the CIA can also exploit this?

Is there a place where Dumb TVs still exist?

> Investigators say the materials were stolen from a highly secure section of the intelligence agency where it takes two people to access information

So there are two leakers? Yikes!