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A CIA obfuscation tool revealed in the Vault 7 leaks; per John Kiriakou, the agency embedded snippets of Farsi and Cyrillic in the code of domestic hacking operations so that any discovery could be falsely attributed to Iran or Russia.
The Marble Framework is a CIA code-obfuscation tool revealed in the Vault 7 leaks. John Kiriakou describes it as the practice of infecting computers domestically — itself illegal — and then embedding lines of code written in Farsi or Cyrillic, so that if the operation were discovered, the agency could claim “it wasn’t us, it was the Russians” or the Iranians who “forgot to translate” their code. In fact, Kiriakou says, “it was us.”[1][2]
Sourced from John Kiriakou's on-record public statements. See his profile for the full body of his interviews, podcast appearances, and short-form video.
