he says they are trumped up. so what he has been doing and he s not allowed, by the way, to appear on state television either. what he s been doing is a guerilla online campaign, using youtube to expose some of the fabulous wealth and fortunes that some members of the russian elite, those who are part of or in the orbit of the kremlin, have been able to amass for themselves. we ll see what happens after this latest chaos in the streets here in russia to mr. navalny. all right, richard, good to talk to you, richard engel in moscow. not to be overlooked when talking about russia is its cyber capabilities and whether or not it s interfering with other governments. there is a report that they have a cyber weapon that can disrupt power grids and that they ve already used it in ukraine. the author of that article joins us now, a national security
these exploits, and when they are, that they re keeping them secure. he added that microsoft wants a digital geneva convention for cyber weapons. so, imagine, you know, governments can see these vulnerabilities in, you know, operating systems are the global economy, basically, has them, sees them, could use them if they wanted. maybe don t. they re just stockpiling it as a cyber weapon, but then it s hacked or leaked and then it s out there. we still don t know if it was hacked or leaked by the nsa. we don t know. we don t know. cybersecurity, the emerging economy. yep. global. all right, talk about mixed messages from the white house. we can t have someone in the oval office who doesn t understand the meaning of the word confidential or classified. what a difference eight months makes. the president himself now accusing divulging classified information to the russians.
unprecedented in its sheer size, hitting dozens of countries around the world. the victims include fedex in the u.s. and many hospitals in great britain. security experts racing to contain the fallout. bryan llenas joins us live from our new york city newsroom with more details. reporter: hi, kelly. hackers used a microsoft windows flaw to launch what appears to be the largest cyber attack of its kind in history on friday. the flaw was leaked online, it was secretly used as a cyber weapon by the u.s. national security agency. hackers exploited this weak point to infect windows computers with ansomeware ransomware. it locks your computer, holding your data hostage until a user pays a ransom. this is a screen shot of what the vie russ dubbed wanna cry looked like at a surgery center in northern england friday. this attack is alarming because of the sheer size and speed hitting more than 70 countries including the u.s., u.k., india,
security experts racing to contain the fallout. we have brian in our video with the latest. hackers use microsoft windows flaw to launch what appears to be the largest cyber attack of this kind in history on friday. the leaked flaw was once secretly used as a cyber weapon by the us national security agency. hackers exploited this method to infect computers with iran somewhere through spam e-mail or attachments that iran somewhere launched your computer holding your data hostage in the user must i pay a ransom or their data will be deleted. this is a screenshot of what the virus dubbed wanna cry looks like at the surgery center in new england on friday. the $300 to be added in ransom and increased over time. this attack is alarming because of the sheer size and speed hitting more than 70 countries including the us, uk, india, spain, china and russia. it affected all kinds of
adjudicated by a judge as mentally deficient he would not have been on the list. that makes it difficult. you take orlando shooting, he had been on the terrorist watch list he had gone off of it. if you have a law that says if a person purchases is gun that has been on the terrorist watch list, the fbi should be notified so they can double check. should he go back on the terrorist watch list if that had been the law, he would have never gotten that high kal ber weapon that he killed 59 people. we have to keep trying. thank you, so much. i respect you a lot. bill nelson of florida. thank you. weeks from now in terms of the president-elect the intelligence report on russians