Wikipedia  Scanner, an online tool, allegedly shows that workers on the agency's computers  edited the page of Iran's president, the BBC  reported. 
It also purportedly shows that the Vatican  has edited entries about Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams and "massaged" entries on  several Catholic Saints. 
It is believed the Vatican removed a  link to newspaper stories alleging Mr Adams's fingerprints and handprints were  found on a car used during a double murder in 1971. 
On the profile of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the tool  indicates a worker on the CIA network reportedly added "Wahhhhhh!" before a  section on the leader's plans for his presidency. 
Though  Wikipedia posted a warning on the profile of the anonymous editor saying: "You  have recently vandalized a Wikipedia article, and you are now being asked to  stop this type of behavior", the CIA denied confirming whether the Internet  traffic came from any of the agency computers. 
"I cannot confirm that  the traffic you cite came from agency computers. 
"I'd like in any case to underscore a far larger and more  significant point that no one should doubt or forget: The CIA has a vital  mission in protecting the United States, and the focus of this agency is there,  on that decisive work," an agency spokesman said. 
A user at the US Democratic party headquarters was responsible for  editing American right-wing radio DJ Rush Limbaugh's entry to describe him as a  "racist" and a "bigot", while describing his audience as "legally  retarded". 
Other, more innocuous, changes include tweaks to celebrities  such as Oprah Winfrey. 
According to SBS.com, it seems the most widespread  changes have been made by the Diebold company, supplier of the infamous voting  machines at the centre of the storm surrounding the 2000 US presidential  elections. 
Wikipedia Scanner shows company employees have removed  up to 15 paragraphs of content describing its involvement in the controversial  'hanging chad' votes that were not counted in the poll.
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