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What Is CrowdStrike And How Are They Connected To Ukraine?
Dmitri Alperovitch?
Go to January 2017 in timeline (so much more info - this is just one excerpt)
Alperovitch first gained notice when he was the VP in charge of threat research with McAfee. Asked to comment on Alperovitch’s discovery of Russian hacks on Larry King,
John McAfee had this to say. “Based on all of his experience, McAfee does not believe that Russians were behind the hacks on the Democratic National Committee (DNC), John Podesta’s emails, and the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign. As he told RT, “if it looks like the Russians did it, then I can guarantee you it was not the Russians.”
https://www.conservapedia.com/Ukrainian_collusion_timeline
From 12/27/21 - (how did he know it would be February?)
Why Putin Plans to Invade Ukraine & What the West Can Do About It | Dmitri Alperovitch
What prompted this conversation was a Twitter thread that Dmitri published recently, in which he explained why he believes
*the Kremlin has already made its decision to invade Ukraine later this winter—in late January or possibly early February—
and that military confrontation is in fact the preferred route for Putin at this point. It’s a fascinating thread and we encourage you all to read through it after listening to today’s episode.
https://hiddenforces.io/podcasts/dmitri-alperovitch-crowdstrike-invade-ukraine/
https://www.cybersecuritydive.com/news/ukraine-russia-cyber-threat/618084/
https://redcanary.com/resources/webinars/partner-spotlight-crowdstrike/
A little less than three months earlier, on March 19, hostile actors had gotten ahold of all the emails in campaign chairman John Podesta’s main Gmail account. You may have heard that Podesta’s emails were “hacked,” but they weren’t. There were no faraway cyber-nerds searching for some vulnerability in the DNC network. He fell for a common “spear phishing” scam. A fake email from Google arrived, saying he needed to change his password and providing a link. The link was also fake. Instead of changing his password, Podesta gave it away—along with all of his campaign emails.
https://theohiostar.com/2020/03/09/commentary-a-deep-dive-into-the-monstrous-lie-behind-crowdstrike-and-the-russian-hack/