(((FBI)))
Fidelity
(Look up
this word and try to fit it with the FBI,
go ahead I dare you)?
go ahead I dare you)?
Bravery
Yes, real
brave,
(Sneaking around behind
peoples backs)!
(Sneaking around behind
peoples backs)!
Integrity
(Not to anyone that disagrees with them apparently)!
(Not to anyone that disagrees with them apparently)!
Department of
Justice
(My --------)
WIDE OPEN
An old posting.
5 months ago
I just found this
on
an
old
Century-link
Site
Site
Everyone is so upset
with the
Russian Government
and
so am I!
HOWEVER,
What about
our FBI?
Those
(Pestilent )
Played
"Russian Roulette"
for over a year,
with
Hillary
Clinton!
Because she always
'called them out,'
whenever
'calling them out,'
was necessary!
WIDE OPEN
An old posting.
5 months ago
FBI Delayed Warning
Dems of Potential Russian Role in Hacks
© Dado Ruvic /
Reuters
The FBI took months
to warn Democratic Party officials that a malicious hack into the national
political committee’s email network was being probed as possible Russian
espionage, sources told Reuters.
Agents reportedly
contacted party officials last fall but did not share all of the available
information,
leaving them
vulnerable to further hacking during a critical time in the presidential
campaign, those sources said.
In contacts with
agents, the Democratic National Committee was reportedly told to look for signs
of unusual activity within its computer network
but
wasn’t given
more details
or
the context of the concerns.
Agents reportedly
suspected the DNC was the target of a cyberattack by the Russian government
long before party leaders were aware, unidentified sources told Reuters. Had
they known, staffers could have taken steps to at least significantly reduce
the number of documents stolen. Attackers had access to the DNC emails and
documents, as well as the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee network
as recently as June. Emails acquired in the hack were leaked just before the
Democratic National Convention last week.
Technology News |
Wed Aug 3, 2016 | 2:14pm EDT
FBI took months to
warn Democrats of suspected Russian role in hack: sources
WASHINGTON/SAN
FRANCISCO The FBI did not tell the Democratic National Committee that U.S
officials suspected it was the target of a Russian government-backed cyber
attack when agents first contacted the party last fall, three people with
knowledge of the discussions told Reuters.
And in months of
follow-up conversations about the DNC's network security, the FBI did not warn
party officials that the attack was being investigated as Russian espionage,
the sources said.
The lack of full
disclosure by the FBI prevented DNC staffers from taking steps that could have
reduced the number of confidential emails and documents stolen, one of the
sources said. Instead, Russian hackers whom security experts believe are
affiliated with the Russian government continued to have access to Democratic
Party computers for months during a crucial phase in the U.S. presidential
campaign, the source said.
As late as June,
hackers had access to DNC systems and the network used by the Democratic
Congressional Campaign Committee, a group that raises money for Democratic
candidates and shares an office with the DNC in Washington, people with
knowledge of the cases have said.
A spokeswoman for
the FBI said she could not comment on a current investigation. The DNC did not
respond to requests for comment.
