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*'''29 April.''' DNC learns it's computer system has been breached. They claim to have been "tipped-off" that the hacking was by Russians.
*'''29 April.''' DNC learns it's computer system has been breached. They claim to have been "tipped-off" that the hacking was by Russians.
[[File:DeiTcmdVAAA7FvD.jpeg|right|300px|thumb|After Adm. Rogers cut off contractor access to the FISA database (referred to here as "the Patriot Act"), Agent Strzok had to turn to other methods of spying, among other things, the NSA's codename TEMPEST, or surveillance of leaking electro-magnetic emmissions (referred to as "wire carrying current").]]
[[File:DeiTcmdVAAA7FvD.jpeg|right|300px|thumb|After Adm. Rogers cut off contractor access to the FISA database (referred to here as "the Patriot Act"), Agent Strzok had to turn to other methods of spying, among other things, the NSA's codename TEMPEST, or surveillance of leaking electro-magnetic emmissions (referred to as "wire carrying current").]]
*'''30 April.''' DNC hires [[CrowdStrike]], a private firm, to install software that is meant to identify who gained access, when, and how. The next day, on May 1, CrowdStrike determines that the "intrusion had originated in Russia," although they would later retract.
*'''30 April.''' After Adm. Rogers cuts off contractor access, Strzok texts, "And now we’ve switched from the Patriot Act to a wire carrying current.” (See Tempest (codename))
*DNC hires [[CrowdStrike]], a private firm, to install software that is meant to identify who gained access, when, and how. The next day, on May 1, CrowdStrike determines that the "intrusion had originated in Russia," although they would later retract.
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*'''April.''' Ukrainian member of parliament Olga Bielkova reportedly seeks meetings with five dozen members of U.S. Congress and reporters including former New York Time reporter Judy Miller, David Sanger of New York Times, David Ignatius of Washington Post, and Washington Post editorial page editor Fred Hiatt.
*'''April.''' Ukrainian member of parliament Olga Bielkova reportedly seeks meetings with five dozen members of U.S. Congress and reporters including former New York Time reporter Judy Miller, David Sanger of New York Times, David Ignatius of Washington Post, and Washington Post editorial page editor Fred Hiatt.