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'''CrowdStrike''' is an Irvine, [[California]] cyber security company founded in 2011. The company is focused on protecting some of the largest institutions from hacking, cyber infiltration and digital espionage.
'''CrowdStrike''' is an Irvine, [[California]] cyber security company founded in 2011. The company is focused on protecting some of the largest institutions from hacking, cyber infiltration and digital espionage.
Crowdstrike was founded by Dimitry Alperovitch, a senior fellow at the [[Atlantic Council]], is funded by [[Google]],<ref>https://libertyblitzkrieg.com/2017/03/23/what-is-crowdstrike-firm-hired-by-dnc-has-ties-to-hillary-clinton-a-ukrainian-billionaire-and-google/</ref> the arms industry, [[NATO]], the US Military, [[Saudi Arabia]], the [[UAE]], and a [[Ukrainian]] [[oligarch]] who donated $10m to the [[Clinton Foundation]] named [[Viktor Pinchuk]].<ref>Pichuk hosted the September 2013 conflab in [[Yalta]], [[Crimea]] to discuss how Ukraine’s assets would be carved up after the forthcoming [[coup]] attended by [[Bill Clinton]], [[Hillary Clinton]], and [[Tony Blair]].</ref>
Crowdstrike was founded by Dimitry Alperovitch, a senior fellow at the [[Atlantic Council]], is funded by [[Google]],<ref>https://libertyblitzkrieg.com/2017/03/23/what-is-crowdstrike-firm-hired-by-dnc-has-ties-to-hillary-clinton-a-ukrainian-billionaire-and-google/</ref> the arms industry, [[NATO]], the US Military, [[Saudi Arabia]], the [[UAE]], and a [[Ukrainian]] [[oligarch]] who donated $10m to the [[Clinton Foundation]] named [[Victor Pinchuk]].<ref>Pichuk hosted the September 2013 conflab in [[Yalta]], [[Crimea]] to discuss how Ukraine’s assets would be carved up after the forthcoming [[coup]] attended by [[Bill Clinton]], [[Hillary Clinton]], and [[Tony Blair]].</ref>
Russian hacking claims of DNC servers in the Spring of 2016 rely entirely on a report by CrowdStrike. Neither the FBI nor the [[Dept. of Homeland Security]] ever examined the DNC servers to determine if indeed they were hacked, or attempted to identify who the hacker might have been.
Russian hacking claims of DNC servers in the Spring of 2016 rely entirely on a report by CrowdStrike. Neither the FBI nor the [[Dept. of Homeland Security]] ever examined the DNC servers to determine if indeed they were hacked, or attempted to identify who the hacker might have been.