The Cybersecurity 202: Kushner’s WhatsApp habit raises security concerns
. Kushner’s lawyers said he adheres to records requirements by taking screenshots of his WhatsApp conversations and sending them to his White House email or to the National Security Council.
And the danger of possible breaches is far higher if you’re a top government official dealing with sensitive issues that major hacking groups, including foreign intelligence services, want access to – like, say, if you’re negotiating Middle East peace.Tony Cole, chief technology officer at Attivo Networks and a former FireEye, Symantec and McAfee executive, told me.
A key line from the letter to Cummings: “When asked whether Mr. Kushner has ever used WhatsApp to discuss classified information, Mr. Lowell replied, ‘That’s above my pay grade.’”PINGED, PATCHED, PWNEDPINGED: Countries around the globe are taking advantage of supercheap spyware tools to conduct surveillance on adversaries and internal dissidentsNew York Times deep dive from Mark Mazzetti, Adam Goldman, Ronen Bergman and Nicole Perlroth.
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