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And? What is this article even suggesting?

by gragas 10y ago

glesperance 10y ago
That there could have been some covert messaging between Trump's people and an important Russian bank ; In other words, this seems to be more circumstantial evidence of Russians involvement in the American Presidential campaign.
hourislate 10y ago
I think there has been an interesting pattern with Trump. His choice of Manafort (Kremlin Insider) and Cater Page (Kremlin Insider), his daughter vacationing with Putin's Family, his son involved in business ventures in Russia. Trumps dealings with Russian Oligarchs concerning Real Estate in NY and Miami. I suppose someone might find it interesting when a Presidential candidate has a great affinity for what some consider a foreign adversary and has taken deliberate steps in changing policy to align with Kremlin's/Putin. If Trump is elected it will be interesting to see how it plays out with the Kremlin. Is he part of a 5th column?
- ftrflyr 10y ago
  Sources?
  - hourislate 10y ago
    There are 1000's ...just google it....
- DLay 10y ago
  Ivanka Trump vacationing with Putin's family would be scandalous, but Wendi Deng was only rumored to be (and has denied) dating him.
- a3n 10y ago
  5th column? More likely just a particularly lucrative and useful idiot.
heisenbit 10y ago
"They concluded that the server was set to accept only incoming communication from a very small handful of IP addresses." If it is true that there was not just communication but also ip address filters that protected this communication it would be an indicator for a ongoing and deliberate business relationship.
- hackuser 10y ago
  Also, there is evidence of ongoing human activity to protect and continue the communication: 1) When Alfa Bank and only Alfa Baink, not the Trump organization, was asked about the communication, the Trump organization decommissioned the domain. 2) The Trump organization then setup a new domain, apparently as a replacement, and Alfa Bank was the first to connect to it (or DNS lookup, I'm not sure of that detail).

And? What is this article even suggesting?

by gragas 10y ago

And? What is this article even suggesting?

That there could have been some covert messaging between Trump's people and an important Russian bank ; In other words, this seems to be more circumstantial evidence of Russians involvement in the American Presidential campaign.

hourislate 10y ago

I think there has been an interesting pattern with Trump. His choice of Manafort (Kremlin Insider) and Cater Page (Kremlin Insider), his daughter vacationing with Putin's Family, his son involved in business ventures in Russia. Trumps dealings with Russian Oligarchs concerning Real Estate in NY and Miami. I suppose someone might find it interesting when a Presidential candidate has a great affinity for what some consider a foreign adversary and has taken deliberate steps in changing policy to align with Kremlin's/Putin. If Trump is elected it will be interesting to see how it plays out with the Kremlin. Is he part of a 5th column?

ftrflyr 10y ago
Sources?
- hourislate 10y ago
  There are 1000's ...just google it....
DLay 10y ago
Ivanka Trump vacationing with Putin's family would be scandalous, but Wendi Deng was only rumored to be (and has denied) dating him.
a3n 10y ago
5th column? More likely just a particularly lucrative and useful idiot.

heisenbit 10y ago

"They concluded that the server was set to accept only incoming communication from a very small handful of IP addresses." If it is true that there was not just communication but also ip address filters that protected this communication it would be an indicator for a ongoing and deliberate business relationship.

hackuser 10y ago
Also, there is evidence of ongoing human activity to protect and continue the communication: 1) When Alfa Bank and only Alfa Baink, not the Trump organization, was asked about the communication, the Trump organization decommissioned the domain. 2) The Trump organization then setup a new domain, apparently as a replacement, and Alfa Bank was the first to connect to it (or DNS lookup, I'm not sure of that detail).