WikiLeaks will share CIA hacking tools with Apple, other tech companies

Macworld
Mar 9, 2017, 2:50 pm365 pts
After WikiLeaks dumped more than 8,000 documents leaked from inside the CIA’s Center for Cyber Intelligence, Apple said it had already fixed most of the exploits the agency had found to hack into iPhones. But without seeing the code the CIA has, Apple can’t be sure it’s fixed all of those bugs. WikiLeaks…

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