Dorian Breh
Veteran
it's completely feasible that Bannon still doesn't understand what he did with Cambridge Analytica
RUSSIA/РОССИЯ THREAD—ASSANGE CHRGD W/ SPYING—DJT IMPEACHED TWICE-US TREASURY SANCTS KILIMNIK AS RUSSIAN AGNT
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it's completely feasible that Bannon still doesn't understand what he did with Cambridge Analytica
YOOOOO
THE FBI JUST ARRESTED A FLORIDA MAYOR FOR MONEY LAUNDERING IN AN UNDERCOVER FBI STING WHO ALSO HAS CONNECTIONS TO THE RUSSIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND FOREIGN MONEY!!!!!!!!!
Hallandale Beach Mayor Joy Cooper arrested on 3 felony charges
City's first elected mayor surrenders after undercover FBI investigation
HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. - Hallandale Beach Mayor Joy Cooper was arrested Thursday on three felony charges.
The Broward County state attorney's office said Cooper was arrested after an undercover FBI investigation that began in May 2012. She surrendered and was booked into jail.
Hallandale Beach Mayor Joy Cooper was arrested Thursday on three felony charges.
Cooper is charged with money laundering, official misconduct and exceeding limits on campaign contributions, all of which are third-degree felonies. She is also charged with a first-degree misdemeanor of soliciting contributions in a government building.
According to the state attorney's office, FBI agents posing as wealthy land developers met with Cooper, former attorney Alan Koslow and other undercover agents posing as business owners over the course of several months to discuss a business project in the city.
Investigators said Cooper solicited campaign contributions for herself and others that exceeded the legal limit and falsely reported the contributions in campaign reports. Investigators said Cooper also solicited contributions in the amount of $1,500 each for then-Commissioners Bill Julian and Anthony Sanders.
Authorities said all of the meetings were secretly recorded.
Julian lost his bid for re-election after he was caught an audio recording, obtained by Local 10 News investigative reporter Bob Norman, in which he agreed to accept secret favors in exchange for his vote on the Diplomat Golf & Tennis Club project.
Sanders resigned last year after he was alleged to have used his position to approve nearly $1 million in funding to a nonprofit that made monthly payments to a church that he founded.
Cooper is the city's first elected mayor. She has served on the City Commission since 1999.
"Mayor Cooper has devoted herself to public service and the city of Hallandale Beach for the past two decades," attorney Larry Davis said in an email to Local 10. "We're extremely disappointed that the Broward County state attorney's office is relying upon Alan Koslow, a disgraced and disbarred convicted felon, as the centerpiece of its case of alleged campaign finance violations."
Koslow was sentenced to a year and a day in federal prison for money laundering. He refused to say whether he was cooperating with the federal government when he spoke to Norman in June 2016.
"From what I was told, he was working undercover," Davis said. "What's in it for Mr. Koslow? You're going to have to ask him."
Cooper also released a statement in which she vowed to "vigorously fight these allegations in court."
READ: Full statements from Mayor Joy Cooper, attorney Larry Davis
The mayor made headlines in November after she slurred her words and rambled on the dais during a commission meeting. She refused to leave, and her husband began cursing and challenging Vice Mayor Keith London to a fight in the parking lot.
"We look forward to our day in court and Mayor Cooper's vindication," Davis said.
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Dorian Breh
Veteran
YOOOOO
THE FBI JUST ARRESTED A FLORIDA MAYOR FOR MONEY LAUNDERING IN AN UNDERCOVER FBI STING WHO ALSO HAS CONNECTIONS TO THE RUSSIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND FOREIGN MONEY!!!!!!!!!
Hallandale Beach Mayor Joy Cooper arrested on 3 felony charges
City's first elected mayor surrenders after undercover FBI investigation
HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. - Hallandale Beach Mayor Joy Cooper was arrested Thursday on three felony charges.
The Broward County state attorney's office said Cooper was arrested after an undercover FBI investigation that began in May 2012. She surrendered and was booked into jail.
Hallandale Beach Mayor Joy Cooper was arrested Thursday on three felony charges.
Cooper is charged with money laundering, official misconduct and exceeding limits on campaign contributions, all of which are third-degree felonies. She is also charged with a first-degree misdemeanor of soliciting contributions in a government building.
According to the state attorney's office, FBI agents posing as wealthy land developers met with Cooper, former attorney Alan Koslow and other undercover agents posing as business owners over the course of several months to discuss a business project in the city.
Investigators said Cooper solicited campaign contributions for herself and others that exceeded the legal limit and falsely reported the contributions in campaign reports. Investigators said Cooper also solicited contributions in the amount of $1,500 each for then-Commissioners Bill Julian and Anthony Sanders.
Authorities said all of the meetings were secretly recorded.
Julian lost his bid for re-election after he was caught an audio recording, obtained by Local 10 News investigative reporter Bob Norman, in which he agreed to accept secret favors in exchange for his vote on the Diplomat Golf & Tennis Club project.
Sanders resigned last year after he was alleged to have used his position to approve nearly $1 million in funding to a nonprofit that made monthly payments to a church that he founded.
Cooper is the city's first elected mayor. She has served on the City Commission since 1999.
"Mayor Cooper has devoted herself to public service and the city of Hallandale Beach for the past two decades," attorney Larry Davis said in an email to Local 10. "We're extremely disappointed that the Broward County state attorney's office is relying upon Alan Koslow, a disgraced and disbarred convicted felon, as the centerpiece of its case of alleged campaign finance violations."
Koslow was sentenced to a year and a day in federal prison for money laundering. He refused to say whether he was cooperating with the federal government when he spoke to Norman in June 2016.
"From what I was told, he was working undercover," Davis said. "What's in it for Mr. Koslow? You're going to have to ask him."
Cooper also released a statement in which she vowed to "vigorously fight these allegations in court."
READ: Full statements from Mayor Joy Cooper, attorney Larry Davis
The mayor made headlines in November after she slurred her words and rambled on the dais during a commission meeting. She refused to leave, and her husband began cursing and challenging Vice Mayor Keith London to a fight in the parking lot.
"We look forward to our day in court and Mayor Cooper's vindication," Davis said.
Copyright 2018 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved.
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Is she a republican?
Grano-Grano
The Bando
We need a official Mueller smiley. It has be done.
It's only right to give him for the culture.
It's only right to give him for the culture.
ExodusNirvana
Change is inevitable...
Ron Johnson ain't up for reelection until 2023 right?
That's the only reason why he's doing this shyt
GnauzBookOfRhymes
Superstar
Why is she a Russian troll? Just scanned her twitter and she seems to be pretty anti-Trump...
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LeVraiPapi
Redemption is Coming
regarding the Hallandale news, that place is now 90% RUssian. I swear every single one looks like a spy. They always have groups talking. A bunch of them speak no ENglish and have no jobs. You guys that remember what I been saying about my connect in Miami should remember that.
Keep your eyes on SUnny Isles Beach next. That new FBI building Obama built in FOrt Lauderdale was random, y'all thought ?
Obama is the greatest President the US ever had. SOme of the stories the rep would tell me would blow some minds. Also, he always told me Repubs wanted to tarnish and lame duck Obama because he would spoil the country and make too good a case for Democrats against them.
Keep your eyes on SUnny Isles Beach next. That new FBI building Obama built in FOrt Lauderdale was random, y'all thought ?
Obama is the greatest President the US ever had. SOme of the stories the rep would tell me would blow some minds. Also, he always told me Repubs wanted to tarnish and lame duck Obama because he would spoil the country and make too good a case for Democrats against them.
DUTCH INTELLIGENCE AGENTS HACKED INTO THE RUSSIANS AND SAW THE RUSSIANS LEAKING HACKED INFORMATION IN REAL-TIME!!!!!
THE DUTCH LITERALLY TRACKED ACTUAL MEMBERS OF COZY BEAR!!!!
THE NSA HACKED A RUSSIAN OFFICIALS PHONE AND THEY HAD SEARCHED ABOUT THE HACK BEFORE THE NEWS OFFICIALLY LEAKED
THE US GOVERNMENT SAW THE HACKS IN REAL TIME!!!!!!
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Dutch agencies provide crucial intel about Russia's interference in US-elections - Media - Voor nieuws, achtergronden en columns
Dutch agencies provide crucial intel about Russia's interference in US-elections
Hackers from the Dutch intelligence service AIVD have provided the FBI with crucial information about Russian interference with the American elections. For years, AIVD had access to the infamous Russian hacker group Cozy Bear. That's what de Volkskrant and Nieuwsuur have uncovered in their investigation.
Huib Modderkolk25 januari 2018, 21:00
It's the summer of 2014. A hacker from the Dutch intelligence agency AIVD has penetrated the computer network of a university building next to the Red Square in Moscow, oblivious to the implications. One year later, from the AIVD headquarters in Zoetermeer, he and his colleagues witness Russian hackers launching an attack on the Democratic Party in the United States. The AIVD hackers had not infiltrated just any building; they were in the computer network of the infamous Russian hacker group Cozy Bear. And unbeknownst to the Russians, they could see everything.:shakingdamn:
That's how the AIVD becomes witness to the Russian hackers harassing and penetrating the leaders of the Democratic Party, transferring thousands of emails and documents. It won't be the last time they alert their American counterparts. And yet, it will be months before the United States realize what this warning means: that with these hacks the Russians have interfered with the American elections. And the AIVD hackers have seen it happening before their very eyes.
The Dutch access provides crucial evidence of the Russian involvement in the hacking of the Democratic Party, according to six American and Dutch sources who are familiar with the material, but wish to remain anonymous. It's also grounds for the FBI to start an investigation into the influence of the Russian interference on the election race between the Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and the Republican candidate Donald Trump.
'High confidence'
After Trump's election in May 2017, this investigation was taken over by special prosecutor Robert Mueller. While it also aims to uncover contacts between Trump's presidential campaign and the Russian government, the prime objective is bringing to light the Russian interference with the elections. An attempt to undermine the democratic process, and an act that caused tensions between the two superpowers to rise to new heights, bringing about a string of diplomatic acts of revenge.
Three American intelligence services state with 'high confidence' that the Kremlin was behind the attack on the Democratic Party. That certainty, sources say, is derived from the AIVD hackers having had access to the office-like space in the center of Moscow for years. This is so exceptional that the directors of the foremost American intelligence services are all too happy to receive the Dutchmen. They provide technical evidence for the attack on the Democratic Party, and it becomes apparent that they know a lot more.
The prime objective is bringing to light the Russian interference with the elections
Cozy Bear
Specialists from the best intelligence services have been hunting them for years
It's somewhat of a 'fluke' that the AIVD hackers were able to acquire such useful information in 2014. The team uses a CNA, which stands for Computer Network Attack. These hackers are permitted to perform offensive operations: to penetrate and attack hostile networks. It's a relatively small team within a larger digital business unit of about 80-100 people. All cyberoperations converge here. Part of the unit is focused on intercepting or managing sources, while another team is dedicated to Computer Network Defence. In turn, this team is part of the Joint Sigint Cyber Unit, a collaborative unit of the AIVD and the Dutch Military Intelligence and Security Service MIVD, of about 300 people.
It's unknown what exact information the hackers acquire about the Russians, but it is clear that it contains a clue as to the whereabouts of one of the most well-known hacker groups in the world: Cozy Bear, also referred to as APT29. Since 2010, this group has attacked governments, energy corporations and telecom companies around the world, including Dutch companies and ministries. Specialists from the best intelligence services, among them the British, the Israelis and the Americans, have been hunting Cozy Bear for years, as have analysts from major cybersecurity companies.
Vital information
The Dutch hacker team spends weeks preparing itself. Then, in the summer of 2014, the attack takes place, most likely before the tragic crash of flight MH17. With some effort and patience, the team manages to penetrate the internal computer network. The AIVD can now trace the Russian hackers' every step. But that's not all.
The Cozy Bear hackers are in a space in a university building near the Red Square. The group's composition varies, usually about ten people are active. The entrance is in a curved hallway. A security camera records who enters and who exits the room. The AIVD hackers manage to gain access to that camera.
Not only can the intelligence service now see what the Russians are doing, they can also see who's doing it. Pictures are taken of every visitor. In Zoetermeer, these pictures are analyzed and compared to known Russian spies. Again, they've acquired information that will later prove to be vital.The AIVD hackers manage to gain access to a security camera
Rare battle
What follows is a rare battle between the attackers and its defenders
The Dutch access to the Russian hackers' network soon pays off. In November, the Russians prepare for an attack on one of their prime targets: the American State Department. By now, they've obtained e-mail addresses and the login credentials of several civil servants. They manage to enter the non-classified part of the computer network.
The AIVD and her military counterpart MIVD inform the NSA-liaison at the American embassy in The Hague. He immediately alerts the different American intelligence services.
What follows is a rare battle between the attackers, who are attempting to further infiltrate the State Department, and its defenders, FBI and NSA teams - with clues and intelligence provided by the Dutch. This battle lasts 24 hours, according to American media.
The Russians are extremely aggressive but do not know they're being spied on. :shakingdamn:Thanks to the Dutch spies, the NSA and FBI are able to counter the enemy with enormous speed. The Dutch intel is so crucial that the NSA opens a direct line with Zoetermeer, to get the information to the United States as soon as possible.
Back and forth
We could see how they were changing their methods
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Richard Ledgett, NSA
Using so-called command and control servers, digital command centres, the Russians attempt to establish a connection to the malware in the Department, in order to request and transfer information. The Americans, having been told by the Dutch where the servers are, repeatedly and swiftly cut off access to these servers, followed each time by another attempt by the Russians. It goes back and forth like this for 24 hours. Afterwards, sources tell CNN that this was 'the worst hack attack ever' on the American government. The Department has to cut off access to the e-mail system for a whole weekend in order to upgrade the security.
Luckily, the NSA was able to find out the means and tactics of their attackers, deputy director of the NSA Richard Ledgett states at a discussion forum in Aspen in March 2017. 'So we could see how they were changing their methods. That's very useful information.' On the authority of intelligence services, American media write that this was thanks to a 'western ally'. Eventually, the Americans manage to dispel the Russians from the Department, but not before Russian attackers use their access to send an e-mail to a person in the White House.
Sources tell CNN that this was 'the worst hack attack ever' on the American government
Fake e-mail
He thinks he's received an e-mail from the State Department - the e-mail address is similar - and clicks a link in the message. The link opens a website where the White House employee then enters his login credentials, now obtained by the Russians. And that is how the Russians infiltrate the White House.
They even gain access to the email servers containing the sent and received emails of president Barack Obama, but fail to penetrate the servers that control the message traffic from his personal BlackBerry, which holds state secrets, sources tell The New York Times. They do, however, manage to access e-mail traffic with embassies and diplomats, agendas, notes on policy and legislation. And again, it's the Dutch intelligence agencies who alert the Americans about this.
Goldmine
Access to Cozy Bear turns out to be a goldmine for the Dutch hackers. For years, it supplies them with valuable intelligence about targets, methods and the interests of the highest ranking officials of the Russian security service. From the pictures taken of visitors, the AIVD deduces that the hacker group is led by Russia's external intelligence agency SVR.
There's a reason the AIVD writes in its annual report about 2014 that many Russian government officials, including president Putin, use secret services to obtain information. Recently, the head of the AIVD, Rob Bertholee, said on the Dutch TV program CollegeTour that there is 'no question' that the Kremlin is behind the Russian hacking activities.
There is 'no question' that the Kremlin is behind the Russian hacking activities
Rob Bertholee, head of the AIVD
Unprepared
We'd never expected that the Russians would do this
Chris Painter
The Americans were taken completely by surprise by the Russian aggression, says Chris Painter in Washington. For years, Painter was responsible for America's cyber policy. He resigned last August. 'We'd never expected that the Russians would do this, attacking our vital infrastructure and undermining our democracy.'
The American intelligence services were unprepared for that, he says. That is one of the reasons the Dutch access is so appreciated. The Americans even sent 'cake' and 'flowers' to Zoetermeer, sources tell. And not just that. Intelligence is a commodity: it can be traded. In 2016, the heads of the AIVD and MIVD, Rob Bertholee and Pieter Bindt, personally discuss the access to the Russian hacker group with James Clapper, then the highest ranking official of the American intelligence services, and Michael Rogers, head of the NSA.
In return, the Dutch are given knowledge, technology and intelligence. According to one American source, in late 2015, the NSA hackers manage to penetrate the mobile devices of several high ranking Russian intelligence officers. They learn that right before a hacking attack, the Russians search the internet for any news about the oncoming attack. According to the Americans, this indirectly proves that the Russian government is involved in the hacks. :shakingdamn:Another source says it's 'highly likely' that in return for the intelligence, the Dutch were given access to this specific American information. Whether any intelligence about MH17 was exchanged, is unknown.
Aftermath
There's a long aftermath to the Russian attacks, particularly the attack on the Democratic Party. Moreover, the FBI investigation into the Russian interference adds a political dimension. After her defeat in November 2016, Clinton will say that the controversy about her leaked emails are what cost her the presidency. President elect Donald Trump categorically refuses to explicitly acknowledge the Russian interference. It would tarnish the gleam of his electoral victory. He has also frequently praised Russia, and president Putin in particular. This is one of the reasons the American intelligence services eagerly leak information: to prove that the Russians did in fact interfere with the elections. And that is why intelligence services have told American media about the amazing access of a 'western ally'.
This has led to anger in Zoetermeer and The Hague. Some Dutchmen even feel betrayed. It's absolutely not done to reveal the methods of a friendly intelligence service, especially if you're benefiting from their intelligence. But no matter how vehemently the heads of the AIVD and MIVD express their displeasure, they don't feel understood by the Americans. It's made the AIVD and MIVD a lot more cautious when it comes to sharing intelligence. They've become increasingly suspicious since Trump was elected president.
It's absolutely not done to reveal the methods of a friendly intelligence service
The AIVD hackers are no longer in Cozy Bear's computer network. The Dutch espionage lasted between 1 and 2,5 years. Hacker groups frequently change their methods and even a different firewall can cut off access. The AIVD declined to respond to de Volkskrant's findings.
Translated by: Lisa Negrijnv
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Richard Ledgett, NSA
Using so-called command and control servers, digital command centres, the Russians attempt to establish a connection to the malware in the Department, in order to request and transfer information. The Americans, having been told by the Dutch where the servers are, repeatedly and swiftly cut off access to these servers, followed each time by another attempt by the Russians. It goes back and forth like this for 24 hours. Afterwards, sources tell CNN that this was 'the worst hack attack ever' on the American government. The Department has to cut off access to the e-mail system for a whole weekend in order to upgrade the security.
Luckily, the NSA was able to find out the means and tactics of their attackers, deputy director of the NSA Richard Ledgett states at a discussion forum in Aspen in March 2017. 'So we could see how they were changing their methods. That's very useful information.' On the authority of intelligence services, American media write that this was thanks to a 'western ally'. Eventually, the Americans manage to dispel the Russians from the Department, but not before Russian attackers use their access to send an e-mail to a person in the White House.
Sources tell CNN that this was 'the worst hack attack ever' on the American government
Fake e-mail
He thinks he's received an e-mail from the State Department - the e-mail address is similar - and clicks a link in the message. The link opens a website where the White House employee then enters his login credentials, now obtained by the Russians. And that is how the Russians infiltrate the White House.
They even gain access to the email servers containing the sent and received emails of president Barack Obama, but fail to penetrate the servers that control the message traffic from his personal BlackBerry, which holds state secrets, sources tell The New York Times. They do, however, manage to access e-mail traffic with embassies and diplomats, agendas, notes on policy and legislation. And again, it's the Dutch intelligence agencies who alert the Americans about this.
Goldmine
Access to Cozy Bear turns out to be a goldmine for the Dutch hackers. For years, it supplies them with valuable intelligence about targets, methods and the interests of the highest ranking officials of the Russian security service. From the pictures taken of visitors, the AIVD deduces that the hacker group is led by Russia's external intelligence agency SVR.
There's a reason the AIVD writes in its annual report about 2014 that many Russian government officials, including president Putin, use secret services to obtain information. Recently, the head of the AIVD, Rob Bertholee, said on the Dutch TV program CollegeTour that there is 'no question' that the Kremlin is behind the Russian hacking activities.
There is 'no question' that the Kremlin is behind the Russian hacking activities
Rob Bertholee, head of the AIVD
Unprepared
We'd never expected that the Russians would do this
Chris Painter
The Americans were taken completely by surprise by the Russian aggression, says Chris Painter in Washington. For years, Painter was responsible for America's cyber policy. He resigned last August. 'We'd never expected that the Russians would do this, attacking our vital infrastructure and undermining our democracy.'
The American intelligence services were unprepared for that, he says. That is one of the reasons the Dutch access is so appreciated. The Americans even sent 'cake' and 'flowers' to Zoetermeer, sources tell. And not just that. Intelligence is a commodity: it can be traded. In 2016, the heads of the AIVD and MIVD, Rob Bertholee and Pieter Bindt, personally discuss the access to the Russian hacker group with James Clapper, then the highest ranking official of the American intelligence services, and Michael Rogers, head of the NSA.
In return, the Dutch are given knowledge, technology and intelligence. According to one American source, in late 2015, the NSA hackers manage to penetrate the mobile devices of several high ranking Russian intelligence officers. They learn that right before a hacking attack, the Russians search the internet for any news about the oncoming attack. According to the Americans, this indirectly proves that the Russian government is involved in the hacks. :shakingdamn:Another source says it's 'highly likely' that in return for the intelligence, the Dutch were given access to this specific American information. Whether any intelligence about MH17 was exchanged, is unknown.
Aftermath
There's a long aftermath to the Russian attacks, particularly the attack on the Democratic Party. Moreover, the FBI investigation into the Russian interference adds a political dimension. After her defeat in November 2016, Clinton will say that the controversy about her leaked emails are what cost her the presidency. President elect Donald Trump categorically refuses to explicitly acknowledge the Russian interference. It would tarnish the gleam of his electoral victory. He has also frequently praised Russia, and president Putin in particular. This is one of the reasons the American intelligence services eagerly leak information: to prove that the Russians did in fact interfere with the elections. And that is why intelligence services have told American media about the amazing access of a 'western ally'.
This has led to anger in Zoetermeer and The Hague. Some Dutchmen even feel betrayed. It's absolutely not done to reveal the methods of a friendly intelligence service, especially if you're benefiting from their intelligence. But no matter how vehemently the heads of the AIVD and MIVD express their displeasure, they don't feel understood by the Americans. It's made the AIVD and MIVD a lot more cautious when it comes to sharing intelligence. They've become increasingly suspicious since Trump was elected president.
It's absolutely not done to reveal the methods of a friendly intelligence service
The AIVD hackers are no longer in Cozy Bear's computer network. The Dutch espionage lasted between 1 and 2,5 years. Hacker groups frequently change their methods and even a different firewall can cut off access. The AIVD declined to respond to de Volkskrant's findings.
Translated by: Lisa Negrijnv
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my god the NSA was on these nikkas ASSES!!!!!