BOMBSHELL From DNC… TRUMP Found It… WASSERMAN Heading To PRISON Next!!!

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BOMBSHELL From DNC… TRUMP Found It… WASSERMAN Heading To PRISON Next!!! Subscribe HERE For More News:https://goo.gl/GkStJD Read Original Article Here:https://goo.gl/6oeDu8 In yet another bizarre twist, the tale of Imran Awan and his band of merry “Russian” hackers from Pakistan just gets stranger and stranger. The BBC is reporting the Russian hackers responsible for infecting the DNC systems used servers directly linked to a company based in Pakistan. According to the Daily Caller’s Luke Rosiak – “BBC says a server whose IP was hard-coded into the virus found on the DNC’s server traces to a company called Crookservers that is based in PAKISTAN, run by a guy named Usman Ashraf.” The hacking team, originally claiming to be based in Oldham, England, was dubbed Fancy Bear. In June 2016, the DNC first stated that the Russian hacker groups Cozy Bear and Fancy Bear had penetrated their campaign servers and leaked information via the Guccifer 2.0 online persona. Debbie Wasserman Schultz resigned as DNC chairwoman following WikiLeaks releases revealing significant preference had been shown to Hillary Clinton, granting her the Democratic presidential nomination despite the people’s clear preference for Bernie Sanders. These two hacker groups were the basis of the so-called “17 intelligence agencies” that confirmed the basis for the so-called Russian collusion investigation into the Trump campaign.It is interesting to note that the IP address in question 176.32.112.10 was notorious long before the DNC hack/leak, as it was hard-coded into malware used in the 2015 Bundestag hack. It was well known to all virus services as a result. The question begs to be asked why did all the expensive resources and software used by Crowdstrike to investigate this supposed “hack” not immediately pick up on a well-known malware IP address? Crowdstrike is the American cybersecurity technology company based in Sunnyvale, California who claims to have identified both Fancy Bear and Cozy Bear. Yet their software did not pick up on a known malware IP address. See Bears in the Midst – Intrusion into the Democratic National Committee. According to the BBC – When Russia’s most notorious hackers hired servers from a UK-registered company, they left a trove of clues behind, the BBC has discovered. The hackers used the computers to attack the German parliament, hijack traffic meant for a Nigerian government website and target Apple devices. […]The group played a key role in 2016’s attack on the US’s Democratic National Committee (DNC), according to security experts. Indeed an internet protocol (IP) address that once belonged to a dedicated server hired via Crookservers was discovered in malicious code used in the breach But after a short period, the listing switched to Pakistan. The BBC has seen no evidence the shop or its employees knew how the address was being used or that Crookservers had any real connection to the newsagents. […] The BBC identified Crookservers’s operator as Usman Ashraf. Ashraf claims he had no idea hackers were using the servers, except is that true? As part of Wikileaks ‘Vault 8’ release in November, a series of documents were revealed detailing how the CIA developed a code where the intelligence agency could impersonate the Russian anti-virus giant known as Kaspersky Labs. Naturally, the left-leaning mainstream media refuses to acknowledge or give credence to WikiLeaks’ findings and revelations. President Donald Trump just recently signed into law a U.S. government ban on Kaspersky Lab software. That law prompted Kaspersky Labs to file a lawsuit against the Trump administration in response. In September, the US government gave federal agencies three months to remove Kaspersky’s security software, citing concerns over espionage. It cited “the ties between certain Kaspersky officials and Russian intelligence and other government agencies and requirements under Russian law that allow Russian intelligence agencies to request or compel assistance from Kaspersky and to intercept communications transiting Russian networks”. A summary of the hacking tool posted by WikiLeaks reveals – Today, 9 November 2017, WikiLeaks publishes the source code and development logs to Hive, a major component of the CIA infrastructure to control its malware. Hive solves a critical problem for the malware operators at the CIA. Even the most sophisticated malware implant on a target computer is useless if there is no way for it to communicate with its operators in a secure manner that does not draw attention. Using Hive even if an implant is discovered on a target computer, attributing it to the CIA is difficult by just looking at the communication of the malware with other servers on the internet. Hive provides a covert communications platform for a whole range of CIA malware to send exfiltrated information to CIA servers and to receive new instructions from operators at the CIA.