A leak on GitHub has unveiled a comprehensive global surveillance program led by Chinese company/Chinese government.

The leaked documents detail software capable of obtaining users Twitter emails and phone numbers, real-time monitoring, publishing tweets, reading DMs, and more.

Notably, the surveillance suite includes custom Remote Access Trojans for Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android, featuring capabilities such as keylogging, file and process management, system information retrieval, and even real-time audio recording without the need for jailbreaking or rooting.

Additionally, the leak reveals hardware devices for WiFi intrusion, a DDoS system, automatic penetration testing systems, and specialized hardware and software for tracking and disrupting WiFi devices.

There's a GitHub repository of the leaked data but it's all in Chinese. https://github.com/I-S00N/I-S00N

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