Dustin Volz
Read About Ivanka Trump's Plotting To Return To The White House On THE DAILY
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A hack on an Arizona election database during the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign was carried out by suspected criminal actors and not the Russian government, a senior Trump administration official told Reuters on Sunday.
The official was responding to a report on CBS News’ “60 Minutes” citing an internal government document that Russian hackers successfully infiltrated computer systems associated with at least four U.S. states, including Arizona, leading up to the 2016 election.
Hackers working for the Kremlin breached systems in Illinois, a county database in Arizona, a Tennessee state website and an information technology vendor in Florida, according to the previously undisclosed Oct. 28, 2016, assessment from the Department of Homeland Security, according to the program.
But an administration official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said media reports had at times relied on outdated or incomplete information and conflated criminal hacking with Russian government activity. The cyber attack on Arizona was not perpetrated by the Russian government, the official said.
Rachel Maddow showed that by refusing to accept election results Republicans have already harmed democracy.
Former Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan said that he disagrees with Biden on policy, but…
Trump melted down outside the courtroom over being threatened with jail if he violated the…
Trump's lawyer accidentally got an admission from a witness that he knew that the payments…
Trump Organization exec Jeffrey McConney is testifying as prosecutors have introduced evidence that Donald Trump…
Judge Juan Merchan warned Trump that he would be jailed the next time he violated…
This website uses cookies.