they come up. one person triscked is one too many. and spear-phishing, click, think you re going to the hudson institute or republican site or in the past the council on foreign relations, eurasia group and now are on their site and they re asking to you submit information. sort of how it works? exactly. spear-phishing that looks innocent but that moolicious content or link, pdf file attached. sometimes as simple as getting you to go a website, open up a report pup think they re on their page, opening up an average report they would publish month by month and you re downloading malware. might ask for a password or log-in and use it to go into your own account. they use these to their advantage and trick a lot of people. a tried and true method. what s the news in here? given they re doing things like what was done in 2016? given it could be groups like
be looking at different documents that may show intent. paul manafort intentionally lying about his rental property or his income in order to get more money dana: sending emails to rick gates who was the prosecutor s star witness saying i want you to do this. he asked rick gates please convert a pdf file into a word document. that s because paul manafort doctored that document and wanted to get more money in loans. so, yeah, all cinds of emails like that. i think they have a lot of evidence to consider. dana: there is a second trial he goes to next month what s that one about. that s a big one. that s about obstruction of justice, failing to register as a foreign agent. he has been indicted alongside constantine, his sidekick and maybe more important in the grand scheme of things here. that trial is in september. and it s unclear what we ll see from that trial. i mean, there is a lot of talk about manafort flipping, but he is not showing any signs. dana: doesn t look like i
media anti-awards ceremony. it had originally been scheduled for last week, then it was rescheduled today. in a white house press briefing they said maybe something will happen later. they did post something online, a pdf file, a document, this was the awards ceremony, i guess, whether or not you care about journalism the president likes versus journalism the president believes should be held up for public ridicule, the public suspense over whether he was really going to do this thing is a strange moment. it is a hallmark moment in the unprecedented weirdness of this administration. and of course the president s denouncing fake news and calling some journalism fake news, that comes at time when the real news is queasy making enough. despite every fiber in my being rebelling against this idea, tonight we will have some reporting on the new evidence
that computer, rendering it inoperable or inaccessible. for the operator to get access back to the files they have got to they have to pay a ransom. this is the modern day equivalent of a kidnapping or an extortion that someone is holding your files for ransom rather than a person. is this the biggest and the largest of this type of thing before this ransom ware, wanna cry stuff? i think it probably is. certainly in recent times. back in the early 2000s was saw the large scale cyber attacks and this particular one, because of the way that it s spreading not only is it spreading through traditional infection where you might open up a pdf file or quick a clink, but it s spreading through an exploit in microsoft where allowing for file sharing to occur across domains. that s why you re seeing these attacks in hundreds of countries because they re hitting multinational corporations that
report? well, we re pleased that they finally started to give some information but we are not satisfied that the report has been delivered in a format that is clearly had management done to it. what we expected were raw files. the data cycles that get downloaded from the satellite to the satellite station would be far more difficult to manipulate or to falsify than a pdf file as an example. i m not accusing immarsat of doing that because i believe they re a good company and doing their best to help in this situation, but that data has been taken out of their hands and been massaged through also now the malaysian government before it was released to the public. it also doesn t hold everything that had been asked for. there are probably about 50 different points of evidence