Does the right still say No russians hacking?

[evince]

they seem to always go back to saying its not real

[Bourbon]

Yep ... they've swallowed everything Trump has squeezed out.

[evince]

well righties ?????

[evince]

hmmmmm

no response


they must have remembered the Dutch have it on tape

[evince]

why would the Netherlands lie about this

Mueller now has the tapes

he has had them the whole time

[evince]

Report: Dutch spies caught Russian hackers on tape – The ...
https://www.denverpost.com/2018/01/2...ds-spy-service

Report: Dutch spies caught Russian hackers on tape. AMSTERDAM — The Netherlands’ spy service broke into the computers used by a powerful Russian hacking group and may be sitting on evidence relating to the breach of the U.S. Democratic National Committee, a Dutch newspaper and television show jointly reported Friday. Reports carried in...

[evince]

https://www.denverpost.com/2018/01/2...ckers-on-tape/




AMSTERDAM — The Netherlands’ spy service broke into the computers used by a powerful Russian hacking group and may be sitting on evidence relating to the breach of the U.S. Democratic National Committee, a Dutch newspaper and television show jointly reported Friday.
Reports carried in the respected daily Volkskrant and by the current affairs show Nieuwsuur said hackers working for the Dutch General Intelligence and Security Service penetrated the computers used by the group, often nicknamed Cozy Bear, in mid-2014 and watched them for at least a year, even managing to catch the hackers on camera.
Dutch Interior Minister Kajsa Ollongren, interviewed by reporters in The Hague before the government’s weekly Cabinet meeting, declined to address the report, saying only that she was “very happy that we have good security services in the Netherlands that do their work well.”
President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, said he had yet to see any official comment from the Dutch intelligence services on the matter.
“If the Dutch media want to fuel anti-Russian hysteria in the U.S., it’s an activity that can’t be called honorable,” he added.
Volkskrant and Nieuwsuur said that the Dutch spies used their access to help oust Cozy Bear from U.S. State Department computers in late 2014. Volkskrant said American spies were so grateful they sent the Dutch cake and flowers.
Ko Colijn, a researcher at Clingendael, the Netherlands Institute of International Relations, said the report may indicate a leveling trend in which small but tech-savvy countries like the Netherlands “can compensate their military inferiority with cyber quality surpluses.”
The news drew particular attention in Washington, where Cozy Bear has been identified as one of two Russian government-linked hacking groups that broke in to the DNC ahead of the 2016 presidential election. The other group is usually called Fancy Bear.
Unmasking the Cozy Bear hackers would provide key evidence for investigators trying to unravel the DNC breach, but it may not dispel the mystery surrounding the leaks that followed.

A recent AP investigation found that all but one of the two dozen or so officials whose emails were published in the run-up to the 2016 election were targeted by Fancy Bear, which cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike said operated independently from Cozy Bear.
The Kremlin has denied meddling in the U.S. presidential vote.
Satter reported from London. Vladimir Isachenkov in Moscow contributed to this report.

[Cypress]

they seem to always go back to saying its not real

I do not believe a person who has any self-respect and values honest discourse would ever claim that the hacking was done by a fat guy laying in bed with his lap top.

But that is precisely what Donald J. Trump and many of his boot-licking fan boys did.

[evince]

most of the right we talk to here are not Americans

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they seem to always go back to saying its not real

Hacking of what?

Countries try to hack other countries computers all the time

Do you think the US tries to hack Russia computers?

[canceled.2021.1]

https://www.denverpost.com/2018/01/2...ckers-on-tape/




AMSTERDAM — The Netherlands’ spy service broke into the computers used by a powerful Russian hacking group and may be sitting on evidence relating to the breach of the U.S. Democratic National Committee, a Dutch newspaper and television show jointly reported Friday.
Reports carried in the respected daily Volkskrant and by the current affairs show Nieuwsuur said hackers working for the Dutch General Intelligence and Security Service penetrated the computers used by the group, often nicknamed Cozy Bear, in mid-2014 and watched them for at least a year, even managing to catch the hackers on camera.
Dutch Interior Minister Kajsa Ollongren, interviewed by reporters in The Hague before the government’s weekly Cabinet meeting, declined to address the report, saying only that she was “very happy that we have good security services in the Netherlands that do their work well.”
President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, said he had yet to see any official comment from the Dutch intelligence services on the matter.
“If the Dutch media want to fuel anti-Russian hysteria in the U.S., it’s an activity that can’t be called honorable,” he added.
Volkskrant and Nieuwsuur said that the Dutch spies used their access to help oust Cozy Bear from U.S. State Department computers in late 2014. Volkskrant said American spies were so grateful they sent the Dutch cake and flowers.
Ko Colijn, a researcher at Clingendael, the Netherlands Institute of International Relations, said the report may indicate a leveling trend in which small but tech-savvy countries like the Netherlands “can compensate their military inferiority with cyber quality surpluses.”
The news drew particular attention in Washington, where Cozy Bear has been identified as one of two Russian government-linked hacking groups that broke in to the DNC ahead of the 2016 presidential election. The other group is usually called Fancy Bear.
Unmasking the Cozy Bear hackers would provide key evidence for investigators trying to unravel the DNC breach, but it may not dispel the mystery surrounding the leaks that followed.

A recent AP investigation found that all but one of the two dozen or so officials whose emails were published in the run-up to the 2016 election were targeted by Fancy Bear, which cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike said operated independently from Cozy Bear.
The Kremlin has denied meddling in the U.S. presidential vote.
Satter reported from London. Vladimir Isachenkov in Moscow contributed to this report.

So the Netherlands did some HACKING?

Get the irony? No?

I’m not surprised

[Jarod]

So the Netherlands did some HACKING?

Get the irony? No?

I’m not surprised

So you won’t answer the question?

[evince]

and when the tapes are in the public you will say what?

no matter what you say your breath will smell of Putin spooge

[evince]

The Dutch TAPED the Russians for two years idiots


they hacked into the Russians security system

these hackers were taped every day at work hacking for two years

[evince]

When they notified and shared the tapes with the USA

we sent them cake


this is fact folks

it was international news at the time


Mueller has kept completely quiet about it