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HEY BARI DO YOU REMEMBER WHAT YOUR ADMINISTRATION DID TO SHARYL ATTKISSON? Development in Attkisson lawsuit: Court enters clerks’ order of default in journalist’s case over government computer spying By Sharyl Attkisson February 27, 2022 The remote intrusions into Attkisson’s CBS computers and oth... View MoreHEY BARI DO YOU REMEMBER WHAT YOUR ADMINISTRATION DID TO SHARYL ATTKISSON? Development in Attkisson lawsuit: Court enters clerks’ order of default in journalist’s case over government computer spying By Sharyl Attkisson February 27, 2022 The remote intrusions into Attkisson’s CBS computers and other devices were first publicly announced by CBS News in August 2013. Further details were uncovered in multiple independent forensics exams identifying government software and government IP (Internet Protocol) addresses that were repeatedly used in a longterm operation to gain unauthorized, remote access of Attkisson’s devices and http://work.In 2010-2012, Attkisson broke international stories such as the Obama Administration’s secret “Fast & Furious” initiative, under which the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (“ATF”) purposely allowed firearms dealers to be sold to Mexican drug cartels; the Administration’s multiple, failed green energy initiatives; and the Administration coverups involving the murders of four U.S. citizens by Islamic extremists in Benghazi, Libya. Attkisson’s reporting frequently relied upon Obama Administration insiders who became targeted by Administration efforts to plug the “leaks” and halt critical reporting. According to her lawsuit, Attkisson noticed a series of anamolies in her electronic devices during this time frame. She then received several tips from intelligence community officials telling her that she was likely being “monitored” by the government due to her reporting. In December 2012 and January 2013, an Attkisson source— an intelligence offiical— facilitated the first fornesic exam of her CBS computer. It identified a series of unauthorized, remote intrusions that used software proprietary to the federal government. The intrusions included, among other surveillance, keystroke monitoring, exfiltration of data, audio surveillance of Attkisson’s conversations and activities at home by activating Skype, mining personal passwords, monitoring work and personal email, and probable compromise of Attkisson’s work and personal smartphones. The report also stated the intruders had accessed CBS’s network systems as well, such as the ENPS program; and that the perpetrator(s) had also placed three classified documents deep inside the computer’s operating system. Development in Attkisson lawsuit: Court enters clerks’ order of default in journalist’s case over government computer spying By Sharyl Attkisson February 27, 2022 The remote intrusions into Attkisson’s CBS computers and other devices were first publicly announced by CBS News in August 2013. Further details were uncovered in multiple independent forensics exams identifying government software and government IP (Internet Protocol) addresses that were repeatedly used in a longterm operation to gain unauthorized, remote access of Attkisson’s devices and http://work.In 2010-2012, Attkisson broke international stories such as the Obama Administration’s secret “Fast & Furious” initiative, under which the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (“ATF”) purposely allowed firearms dealers to be sold to Mexican drug cartels; the Administration’s multiple, failed green energy initiatives; and the Administration coverups involving the murders of four U.S. citizens by Islamic extremists in Benghazi, Libya. Attkisson’s reporting frequently relied upon Obama Administration insiders who became targeted by Administration efforts to plug the “leaks” and halt critical reporting. According to her lawsuit, Attkisson noticed a series of anamolies in her electronic devices during this time frame. She then received several tips from intelligence community officials telling her that she was likely being “monitored” by the government due to her reporting. In December 2012 and January 2013, an Attkisson source— an intelligence offiical— facilitated the first fornesic exam of her CBS computer. It identified a series of unauthorized, remote intrusions that used software proprietary to the federal government. The intrusions included, among other surveillance, keystroke monitoring, exfiltration of data, audio surveillance of Attkisson’s conversations and activities at home by activating Skype, mining personal passwords, monitoring work and personal email, and probable compromise of Attkisson’s work and personal smartphones. The report also stated the intruders had accessed CBS’s network systems as well, such as the ENPS program; and that the perpetrator(s) had also placed three classified documents deep inside the computer’s operating system. It’s unimaginable that the same parties that are silent now would have tolerated behavior like that from me, or a whole bunch of my predecessors. https://x.com/i/status/1908299449505575105 work.in https://x.com/i/status/1908299449505575105

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