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Join us as we bring truth to light on some of the most powerful political and corporate entities in the world. Interested in joining? Checkout our Getting Started guide. 1 Recent Publications 1.1 Vault 7: Marble Framework 1.2 Vault 7: Dark Matter 1.3 Vault 7: CIA Hacking Tools Revealed 1.4 CIA espionage orders for the 2012 french presidential election 1.5 Berats Box 1.6 German BND Inquiry Materials 1.7 The HBGary Emails 1.8 The Carter Cables 3 1.1 Vault 7: Marble Framework 1.2 Vault 7: Dark Matter 1.3 Vault 7: CIA Hacking Tools Revealed 1.4 CIA espionage orders for the 2012 french presidential election 1.6 German BND Inquiry Materials 1.7 The HBGary Emails 1.8 The Carter Cables 3 2 Browse by Topic 3 Browse by Location 4 Browse by Type 5 Investigations 7 All Publications Recent Publications Vault 7: Marble Framework Mar 31, 2017 - continues the Vault 7 series with Marble 676 source code files for the CIA 's secret anti-forensic Marble Framework . 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