Russian Trolls Invading our Cyberspace

[Lesh]

Including this one

One of the most surprising lessons of the (Mueller) indictment is just how seriously the Russians took their fake identities. We might associate troll accounts with spam or weird visuals, but at least some of the accounts described by Mueller were backed up by full-scale identity theft. According to the indictment, defendants used stolen Social Security numbers to build entire false personas, complete with fraudulent photo IDs and PayPal accounts. Crucially, the stolen Social Security numbers meant all of it was happening in a real US citizen’s name. If anyone looked into the person behind the account, they’d see a long paper trail and plenty of government-issued verification to settle their suspicions.

 

[danielpalos]

Including this one

One of the most surprising lessons of the (Mueller) indictment is just how seriously the Russians took their fake identities. We might associate troll accounts with spam or weird visuals, but at least some of the accounts described by Mueller were backed up by full-scale identity theft. According to the indictment, defendants used stolen Social Security numbers to build entire false personas, complete with fraudulent photo IDs and PayPal accounts. Crucially, the stolen Social Security numbers meant all of it was happening in a real US citizen’s name. If anyone looked into the person behind the account, they’d see a long paper trail and plenty of government-issued verification to settle their suspicions.

i sometimes believe the Russians more than the right wing.

 

[Toro]

I miss all the interesting branches in the Gardening sub-forum.

 

[danielpalos]

i like spearmint for aroma therapy with massage oil.

 

[tyroneweaver]

Including this one

One of the most surprising lessons of the (Mueller) indictment is just how seriously the Russians took their fake identities. We might associate troll accounts with spam or weird visuals, but at least some of the accounts described by Mueller were backed up by full-scale identity theft. According to the indictment, defendants used stolen Social Security numbers to build entire false personas, complete with fraudulent photo IDs and PayPal accounts. Crucially, the stolen Social Security numbers meant all of it was happening in a real US citizen’s name. If anyone looked into the person behind the account, they’d see a long paper trail and plenty of government-issued verification to settle their suspicions.

Since you're so upset about this.
Care to comment on these guys. Zhu Hua and Zhang Shilong
The russians are playing checkers and the chinese are playing chess. And Trump knows it.
But Russia, Russia, Russia

 

[EvilCat Breath]

The hispanic invaders steal identities all the time. Nothing happens to the identity thief while the victim can be punished for years.

 

[Lesh]

Including this one

One of the most surprising lessons of the (Mueller) indictment is just how seriously the Russians took their fake identities. We might associate troll accounts with spam or weird visuals, but at least some of the accounts described by Mueller were backed up by full-scale identity theft. According to the indictment, defendants used stolen Social Security numbers to build entire false personas, complete with fraudulent photo IDs and PayPal accounts. Crucially, the stolen Social Security numbers meant all of it was happening in a real US citizen’s name. If anyone looked into the person behind the account, they’d see a long paper trail and plenty of government-issued verification to settle their suspicions.

Since you're so upset about this.
Care to comment on these guys. Zhu Hua and Zhang Shilong
The russians are playing checkers and the chinese are playing chess. And Trump knows it.
But Russia, Russia, Russia

Bullshit.

The Chinese are concerned with corporate espionage

The Russians are concerned with geopolitical espionage and while both are concerning...geopolitical has much more danger attached to it

 

[Lesh]

Since the Chinese didn't get Trump elected...of course he wants to concentrate on that issue

 

[william104]

Including this one

One of the most surprising lessons of the (Mueller) indictment is just how seriously the Russians took their fake identities. We might associate troll accounts with spam or weird visuals, but at least some of the accounts described by Mueller were backed up by full-scale identity theft. According to the indictment, defendants used stolen Social Security numbers to build entire false personas, complete with fraudulent photo IDs and PayPal accounts. Crucially, the stolen Social Security numbers meant all of it was happening in a real US citizen’s name. If anyone looked into the person behind the account, they’d see a long paper trail and plenty of government-issued verification to settle their suspicions.

Agreed. Its also amazing that troll moderators on FB accommodate these types of trolls and even tRumptard trolls but ban others who speak facts and not fiction. Yet I am the type that speaks what I know is right against the deplorable ignorance and hate that exist, and if I get banned, I could not care less. I would be a fool to go with the status quo of evil and ignorance. Additionally, all of this evil, ignorance and stupidity is costing the global economy dearly.

 

[danielpalos]

...our Constitution is better than yours.

 

[william104]

...our Constitution is better than yours.

Who's our, the devil's constitution?

 

[Snouter]

Lesh, please contact Mueller ASAP with your recent revelations! Fuckin' tard.

 

[Baron]

Including this one

One of the most surprising lessons of the (Mueller) indictment is just how seriously the Russians took their fake identities.

 

[danielpalos]

...our Constitution is better than yours.

Who's our, the devil's constitution?

Who has the Statue of Liberty? Coincidence or conspiracy.

 

[irosie91]

...our Constitution is better than yours.

Who's our, the devil's constitution?

Who has the Statue of Liberty? Coincidence or conspiracy.

it belonged in jersey ----but nooo yawk done stole it

 

[Lesh]

The DOJ is paranoid??

DOJ Says Russian Trolls Interfering in Midterm Elections - The Atlantic

oh...

 

[basquebromance]

nyet! dis thread is not accept!

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Including this one

One of the most surprising lessons of the (Mueller) indictment is just how seriously the Russians took their fake identities. We might associate troll accounts with spam or weird visuals, but at least some of the accounts described by Mueller were backed up by full-scale identity theft. According to the indictment, defendants used stolen Social Security numbers to build entire false personas, complete with fraudulent photo IDs and PayPal accounts. Crucially, the stolen Social Security numbers meant all of it was happening in a real US citizen’s name. If anyone looked into the person behind the account, they’d see a long paper trail and plenty of government-issued verification to settle their suspicions.

Best thing is how we got Lesh to vote for Trump

 

[Hellokitty]

Russian trolls better get person of the year, or something.