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The public evidence never goes beyond the word possibility. While never going beyond that or using facts, Crowdstrike insists that it’s Russia behind both Clinton’s and the Ukrainian losses. [[NBC]] carried the story because one of the partners in Crowdstrike is also a consultant for NBC.
The public evidence never goes beyond the word possibility. While never going beyond that or using facts, Crowdstrike insists that it’s Russia behind both Clinton’s and the Ukrainian losses. [[NBC]] carried the story because one of the partners in Crowdstrike is also a consultant for NBC.
According to NBC the story reads like this. "The company, Crowdstrike, was hired by the DNC to investigate the hack and issued a report publicly attributing it to Russian intelligence. One of Crowdstrike’s senior executives is [[Shawn Henry]], a former senior FBI official who consults for [[NBC News]].
According to NBC the story reads like this.
:''"The company, Crowdstrike, was hired by the DNC to investigate the hack and issued a report publicly attributing it to Russian intelligence. One of Crowdstrike’s senior executives is [[Shawn Henry]], a former senior FBI official who consults for [[NBC News]].
“But the Russians used the app to turn the tables on their foes, Crowdstrike says. Once a Ukrainian soldier downloaded it on his Android phone, the Russians were able to eavesdrop on his communications and determine his position through geo-location.
:''“But the Russians used the app to turn the tables on their foes, Crowdstrike says. Once a Ukrainian soldier downloaded it on his [[Android phone]], the Russians were able to eavesdrop on his communications and determine his position through geo-location.''
In June, Crowdstrike went public with its findings that two separate Russian intelligence agencies had hacked the DNC. One, which Crowdstrike and other researchers call Cozy Bear, is believed to be linked to Russia’s CIA, known as the [[FSB]]. The other, known as Fancy Bear, is believed to be tied to the military intelligence agency, called the [[GRU]].”
In June, Crowdstrike went public with its findings that two separate Russian intelligence agencies had hacked the DNC. One, which Crowdstrike and other researchers call Cozy Bear, is believed to be linked to Russia’s CIA, known as the [[FSB]]. The other, known as Fancy Bear, is believed to be tied to the military intelligence agency, called the [[GRU]].”