The Pentagon launches a cyber operation to avoid Russian interference in midterm elections
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The Pentagon launches a cyber operation to avoid Russian interference in midterm elections
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The Pentagon launches a cyber operation to avoid Russian interference in midterm elections
With less than two weeks for the key medium term of this year choices, U.S. Cyber Command has carried out operations to deny Russia The ability to meddle in elections, according to an administration official.
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The first cybernetic operation of this kind is part of the larger effort of the US government to ensure that Russian agents do not meddle in elections as it did in the 2016 presidential elections.
An official of the administration confirmed to ABC News that the US cybernetic command. UU (Cybercom) has carried out operations aimed at individual Russian agents to deny them the ability to carry out malign activities related to the election.
That includes denying them access to resources, information and cyber tools that could be used in intrusion operations, the official said.
The official described the operation of the US cyber command as part of a broader general effort to prevent future Russian meddling in the elections.
The operations of the US cyber command to prevent Russian interference in the elections were the first reported by the New York Times earlier this week.
A Pentagon spokesperson refused to discuss details about the operations when asked about the report.
"For security reasons, we do not publicly discuss future or ongoing military operations," said Mayor Audricia Harris, a Pentagon spokeswoman. "The department is committed to defending our nation against any threat in any domain, including cyber domain."
Since then, the United States government has focused on preventing a recurrence in mid-year elections this year and beyond.
Last Friday, the Justice Department filed charges against a Russian woman who allegedly carried out an "information war" for the upcoming midterm elections.
According to the charges, Elena Alekseevna Khusyaynova of St. Petersburg, Russia, was the lead accountant of a $ 35 million effort known as the "Lakhta Project" that would carry out an "information war" against the United States and other places using the networks social and other online sites
Prosecutors said Khusyaynova and his alleged conspirators used false online identities that pose as "ordinary American political activists" who support a variety of political views to create political tensions in the United States.
The Lakhta project is supposedly financed by the Russian oligarch Yevgeniy Viktorovich Prigozhin and two companies it controls. Those companies have been accused by special lawyer Robert Mueller for allegedly participating in Russia's massive campaign to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. Concord has denied the allegations and has filed a lawsuit to challenge them.
"Today's indictment of a Russian citizen for trying to sow political and social discord before the mid-term elections of 2018 shows that our elections remain a goal for our adversaries," said Tyler Q. Houlton, press secretary of the Department of Homeland Security. . "The United States will not tolerate interference in our democratic processes and DHS is ready to defend our elections," Houlton said.
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