I suspect this is going to be woefully underplayed in the media. This is kind of a huge deal. I talked to a couple of the quoted researchers yesterday, and The

I suspect this is going to be woefully underplayed in the media. This is kind of a huge deal. I talked to a couple of the quoted researchers yesterday, and The Trump Organization had up to that point seemingly done nothing about it (at least, the domains were still resolving to IPs in Russia, even now some do); so, even after disclosure to them (and FBI) they still didn't seem capable of resolving the situation. So...best case, Trump Organization has been unknowingly assisting in the distribution of malware for several years. Worst case, Russian hackers have had possibly unlimited access to the Trump Organization communications since 2013 (DNS is a great way to begin a MITM-based infiltration, among other things). And, we know that the Trump family within the administration has used Trump Organization email servers for government business. I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around a multi-billion dollar organization having such poor security and such low technical competence that a compromise of this magnitude could go unnoticed for so long.