Security Expert: Russia Could Steal the Election for Trump (accuse, crime, party)
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"we have to accept that someone is attacking our nation’s computer systems in an apparent attempt to influence a presidential election. This kind of cyberattack targets the very core of our democratic process. And it points to the possibility of an even worse problem in November — that our election systems and our voting machines could be vulnerable to a similar attack."
"we have to accept that someone is attacking our nation’s computer systems in an apparent attempt to influence a presidential election. This kind of cyberattack targets the very core of our democratic process. And it points to the possibility of an even worse problem in November — that our election systems and our voting machines could be vulnerable to a similar attack."
I can see the headlines now "Trump wins election by a landslide" Russians are responsible.
If the Russians could do it, why couldn't the RNC or DNC?
Of course they could. But they are not and have not been accused by international security experts of actively performing cybercrime like the Russians and Chinese do.
Currently The msm and dnc narrative is the Russia trump diversion, deflection
International security experts agree that Russian state-sponsored hackers committed cybercrime against the United States to try to interfere in our election. Amazing how some "patriotic" conservatives look the other way and don't defend our country.
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