CSIS (Canada) leak by Anonymous?

[mechamind]

Anonymous claims to have leaked a few secret documents about Canada's spy agency. They are dated, but they could still suggest what they're doing today. The leak was in response to the shooting death (which they're referring to as a murder) of an Anonymous member by police.

The leak also follows a DDoS by Anonymous in retaliation to C-51.

NOTE: The following text has already been displayed by CBC Television, and thus it will remain for the public to see (depending on YouTube availability by country or international television broadcasts).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rg49cH7mCQA

FILE 1 (text form only):

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SECRET / SECRET
TB no.: 837119

EXISTING AND RELATED PROGRAMS/PROJECTS:

There are no existing programs within the Service related to the proposals in this submission.

ANALYSIS:

Currently, the Service uses inefficient and labour-intensive data-processing and analysis systems. Approximately 70 Service employees collect and process intelligence information at more than 25 foreign stations from approximately 22,500 messages per year, and this figure does not included the high volume of extremely sensitive traffic from the Washington station. The new network will allow the Service to provide decision-makers with crucual intelligence information more efficiently and in real-time.

TBS believes that this project is well-managed and, once completed, will deliver considerable benefits to the Government in the more timely and efficient use of information. Actual costs for Phase I are below the estimates provided in 2011 and the prototype has been successfully deployed in two foreign stations.

However, TB ministers should note that the estimate for the overall project cost has increased from the 2011 estimate by approximately $3M. The increase is mainly due to the implementation of higher information management security standards stemming from the Delisle (the sale of classified material to a foreign government) and Snowden cases (the disclosure of classified material in the public domain). As a member of the Five-Eyes intelligence community (Canada, USA, Great Britain, Australia and New Zealand), the illegal disclosure of classified material in Canada or in any one of the Five-Eyes partners has Significant impacts on how sensitive material is handled and protected by all the Five-Eyes members.

TBS is satisfied that the extra costs related to the higher security standards do not involve an increase in Scope and are justified as the Service could not have anticipated these requirements when they put forward their indicative cost estimates in early 2011.

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FILE 2 (text form only):

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SECRET / SECRET
TB no.: 837119

CONTEXT:

(DETAILS SUPPRESSED IN PRESENTATION)

PROPOSAL:

1. Effective Project Approval is being sought to extend the Canadian Security Intelligence Service's secure corporate network environment to its foreign stations valued at a substantive cost estimate of $20,626,549, inclusive of Harmonized Sales Taxes (HST) of $2,061,483, which represents an increase of $3,055,211 (including HST) from the amount approved in the Preliminary Project Approval.

2. Expenditure authority is being sought at a substantive cost estimate of $10,536,377, inclusive of HST of $909,085, for the implementation, deployment and ongoing support to the Canadian Security Intelligence Service's foreign missions.

BACKGROUND:

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FILE 3 (text form only):

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CONFIDENCE OF THE QUEEN'S PRIVY COUNCIL
DOCUMENT CONFIDENTIEL DU CONSEIL PRIVÉ DE LA REINE

Treasury Board of Canada (COAT OF ARMS) Conseil du Trésor du Canada

Case Type ... Investment Plans and Project Approvals
Overall Risk Assessment ... Low-Medium
TB No. ... 837119
Designation/Classification ... Secret
Meeting Date ... February 6, 2014
Department(s) ... Public Safety Canada (Canadian Security Intelligence Service)

PRÉCIS

SUMMARY:

Cabinet Approval ... Cabinet Committee on Priorities and Planning, June 8, 2010
Funding Approval: ... Budget 2010

The Minister of Public Safety, as Minister responsible for the Canadian Intelligence Service, is seeking Project Approval to extend the Service's secure corporate network environment to its foreign stations as well as expenditure authority of approximately $11 million over three years for the implementation and deployment to the Service's foreign stations. The project is funded from the Service's existing reference levels.

Treasury Board provided Preliminary Project Approval in March 2011 at a total indicative cost estimate of $17.6 million over six years. The current substantive cost estimate of the project is $20.6 million, representing an increase of approximately $3 million over the 2011 estimate. The increase is due largely to increased information security requirements to address recent unlawful disclosures of classified material (i.e. Delisle, Snowden) since Treasury Board provided Preliminary Project Approval in 2011.

Currently, the Service uses inefficient and labour-intensive data-processing and analysis systems to process and report intelligence information obtained at its foreign stations. These outdated processes

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Note that the first file mentions the "Five-Eyes", which means that choices made in Canada could affect what happens in the United States, Europe, and Oceania. Also note the mention of "Snowden" in the third file.

[TheKingOfBoos]

Tell me you didn't help with this and I may or may not believe you

[mechamind]

I don't follow Anonymous. I do follow news though; this popped up, and I found the video that was uploaded and mirrored by Anonymous. As for the documents, I don't know where they have the files. I just typed them out by pausing what CBC had on screen.

[Mable]

Tell me you didn't help with this and I may or may not believe you :P

So what if he would have helped them?

I actually like what this group is doing and i have been following their actions since i knew about them. Hell they even managed to get out who was the one behind the xbox/ps cause on christmas and gave it over to the fbi lmao.

They cool dudes and their actions are great.

[TheKingOfBoos]

Tell me you didn't help with this and I may or may not believe you

So what if he would have helped them?

I actually like what this group is doing and i have been following their actions since i knew about them. Hell they even managed to get out who was the one behind the xbox/ps cause on christmas and gave it over to the fbi lmao.

They cool dudes and their actions are great.

Nothing wrong with Anonymous. I was just joking around.