Anonymous ID: 4139ff April 30, 2018, 12:19 p.m. No.1250696   🗄️.is 🔗kun

What if NK had miniature nuke payload delivery in 2004?

What if NK had ICBM capability since 2009?

What if the previous tests that failed were staged?

Why would this be relevant?

Who is involved and why?

Biggest cover up in our history.

U1 - CA - EU - ASIA\NK.

Iran deal.

Russian reset.

Q

Anonymous ID: 4139ff April 30, 2018, 12:30 p.m. No.1250837   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0847

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2015/04/07/cnn-reports-white-house-hacked/25432021/

 

CNN: Russians hacked White House computers

David Jackson and William M. Welch, USAToday Published 6:40 p.m. ET April 7, 2015 | Updated 7:23 p.m. ET April 7, 2015

 

Russian hackers penetrated the White House's computer system and gained access to information including private details of President Obama's schedule, according to a report by CNN Tuesday.

 

Citing investigators not identified by name, the news network reported that unidentified Russia-based hackers first accessed State Department networks and used that to gain access to the White House systems. No classified information was accessed, the White House told CNN.

 

Mark Stroh, spokesman for the National Security Council, downplayed the impact.

 

"This report is not referring to a new incident — it is speculating on the attribution of the activity of concern on the unclassified EOP network that the White House disclosed last year,'' he said. "Any such activity is something we take very seriously. In this case, as we made clear at the time, we took immediate measures to evaluate and mitigate the activity. As has been our position, we are not going to comment on the referenced article's attribution to specific actors."

 

Ben Rhodes, deputy White House national security adviser, said on CNN, "We do not believe that our classified systems were compromised.''

 

Administration officials confirmed there was a cyberattack last year on unclassified White House computer networks but said no classified files were breached. Officials declined to point the finger at Russia, but said Russian interests are among the suspects.

 

At the time of the incident, the White House said in a statement that "our computers and systems have not been damaged, though some elements of the unclassified network have been affected. The temporary outages and loss of connectivity for our users is solely the result of measures we have taken to defend our networks."

 

Rhodes declined to comment on any of the news reports, saying "we don't confirm cyberattacks."

 

I never knew this happened in 2015…..

Anonymous ID: 4139ff April 30, 2018, 12:31 p.m. No.1250847   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>1250837

 

Russian Hackers Read Obama’s Unclassified Emails, Officials Say

 

By MICHAEL S. SCHMIDT and DAVID E. SANGERAPRIL 25, 2015

 

WASHINGTON — Some of President Obama’s email correspondence was swept up by Russian hackers last year in a breach of the White House’s unclassified computer system that was far more intrusive and worrisome than has been publicly acknowledged, according to senior American officials briefed on the investigation.

 

The hackers, who also got deeply into the State Department’s unclassified system, do not appear to have penetrated closely guarded servers that control the message traffic from Mr. Obama’s BlackBerry, which he or an aide carries constantly.

 

But they obtained access to the email archives of people inside the White House, and perhaps some outside, with whom Mr. Obama regularly communicated. From those accounts, they reached emails that the president had sent and received, according to officials briefed on the investigation.

 

White House officials said that no classified networks had been compromised, and that the hackers had collected no classified information. Many senior officials have two computers in their offices, one operating on a highly secure classified network and another connected to the outside world for unclassified communications.

 

But officials have conceded that the unclassified system routinely contains much information that is considered highly sensitive: schedules, email exchanges with ambassadors and diplomats, discussions of pending personnel moves and legislation, and, inevitably, some debate about policy.

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Officials did not disclose the number of Mr. Obama’s emails that were harvested by hackers, nor the sensitivity of their content. The president’s email account itself does not appear to have been hacked. Aides say that most of Mr. Obama’s classified briefings — such as the morning Presidential Daily Brief — are delivered orally or on paper (sometimes supplemented by an iPad system connected to classified networks) and that they are usually confined to the Oval Office or the Situation Room.

 

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