Files released on CIA cyberspying tools

If true, new dispute might be sparked between govt and technology giants

WASHINGTON - WikiLeaks on Tuesday released thousands of documents that it said revealed the secret tools the CIA has used to hack people's smartphones, computer operating systems and even smart TVs.

A statement from the anti-secrecy organization said that the 8,761 documents were obtained from "an isolated, high-security network" situated inside the CIA's hacking division, the Center for Cyber Intelligence, in Langley, Virginia.