- Mange, hvis ikke alle sådanne påstande, er baseret på 'siger sådan' fra anonyme "embedsmænd" eller selvpromoverende "eksperter".
- Mange, hvis ikke alle sådanne påstande, er tilbagevist indenfor få dage eller uger.
- Nyheder om enhver ny påstået "Russisk hacking" er vidtspredt og let at finde.
- Nyheder om tilbagevisningen af sådanne påstande er kun sparsomt rapporteret (hvis overhovedet) og er sværere at finde.
Kommentar: Denne artikel er delvis oversat til dansk af Sott.net fra: Undeniable: The Russian hacking pattern
Herunder følger en række påstande om russisk hacking, der senere er blevet gendrevet:
Ukraine
- Russia hacked into Ukraine artillery units, report claims, CBCnews - Dec 22 2016
- Ukraine's military denies Russian hack attack, AFP - Jan 6 2017
- Russian operation hacked a Vermont utility, showing risk to U.S. electrical grid security, officials say, WaPo - Dec 31 2016
- Russian government hackers do not appear to have targeted Vermont utility, say people close to investigation, WaPo - Jan 2 2017
- Sicherheitskreise: Russland hackte geheime Bundestagsakten (Russia hacked secret parliament papers), FAZ - Dec 11 2016
- Quelle für Enthüllungen im Bundestag vermutet (Internal source suspected in parliament leaks), FAZ - Dec 17 2016
- Russian Hackers Are Targeting Germany Now, Too, Wired - Dec 10 2016
- German Intelligence Agencies Find No Evidence Of Russian Interference, Newsweek - Feb 7 2017
- Cyberattack on French presidential front-runner bears Russian 'fingerprints,' research group says, WaPo - Apr 25 2017
- France Says No Trace of Russian Hacking Macron, AP - Jun 1 2017
- CNN Exclusive: US suspects Russian hackers planted fake news behind Qatar crisis, CNN - Jun 7, 2017
- Qatar says news agency hacking linked to states boycotting Doha, Reuters - Jun 20 2017
- Cyber-attack on UK parliament: Russia is suspected culprit, Guardian - Jun 25 2017
- Private not state hackers likely to have targeted UK parliament: sources, Reuters - Jul 6 2017
These remarks on the "Russian hacking" allegation in relation to the U.S. election are therefore quite appropriate:
President Trump again cast a skeptical eye on intelligence community assessments that Russia interfered with the 2016 presidential election, saying Thursday while on a visit to Poland that "nobody really knows for sure" what happened.
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Trump also compared the intelligence about Russian interference with the faulty assessment that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction in 2002, which provided President Bush with a justification to go to war.
"Guess what, they were wrong, and that led to one big mess," he said.
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