Alleged Trump marketing campaign hack by Iran appears to be “replication of 2016 Russian playbook,” skilled says

Cybersecurity skilled and CBS News contributor Chris Krebs and intelligence and nationwide safety reporter Olivia Gazis joined "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan" to debate the alleged hacking of the Trump marketing campaign, as some media organizations reported receiving what seemed to be delicate inner marketing campaign paperwork. The marketing campaign blamed Iran, and it is calling on reporters to not publish something acquired on account of the hacking. Krebs mentioned that the obvious hack appears to be a "replication of the 2016 Russian playbook," when the Democratic National Committee was infiltrated by Russian actors.

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