WikiLeaks reveals the CIA's spy tool on other intelligence agencies such as the FBI and the NSA

It seems that CIA agencies are not only targeting big companies, individuals and organizations but rather spying on their counterparts from US intelligence agencies such as the National Security Agency (NSA), the FBI, and the Department of Homeland Security.

The spy project unveiled by WikiLeaks now carries the name ExpressLane, and is designed to help the CIA access information that other spy agencies have refused to share with it.

The CIA, as the most technically powerful spy agency in the United States and as part of a cooperation plan, provides technical support services to partner agencies for the vital data collection system, but the agency is testing ExpressLane as an update to the vital data collection system provided by other agencies. It also verifies any information that is hidden by the concerned agency receiving the update.

The tool mainly collects data on USB flash to allow Agency agents to extract it later loaded with data, which was able to fool security solutions and protection engineers in other agencies as the tool does not make any change to the system but was initially designed to work in this sensitive environment without To be discovered.