FBI to study efforts to present Top Trump wizard

The FBI is investigating the efforts of one or more unknown people to access Susie Wills, the White House headquarters, sources told the US partner of the BBC.

Trump’s key ally told People that her phone had been hacked after an impersonator or impersonator – used her contact file to report other top US staff, sources told CBS.

Some recipients of the messages raised suspicions after they were asked if they could continue talking to another platform like Telegram.

“The White House accepts the cybersecurity of all employees very seriously, and this issue continues to be investigated,” a White House spokesman said.

The period during which the messages were received is unknown.

The Wall Street Journal first reported the incident and the FBI probe started in response.

The presentation was aimed at her personal phone, not the government phone, Wall Street Journal reports. He also announced that recipients include American senators, governors and best business executives.

Wiles is First Woman White House Chief and was regarded as a key architect of the US President Donald Trump’s re -election campaign.

This is not the first time she was at the center of concern about cybersecurity.

Last year, three members of the Cyber ​​Spying Department, linked to Iran’s revolutionary security, a powerful branch of Iran’s armed forces – were accused of opening cyberattacks against the Trump campaign team that Susie Wills led.

In response to the latest incident, FBI Director Kash Patel said in a statement to CBS News: “The FBI makes all threats against the President, his staff and our cybersecurity with the most seriousness; the preservation of our administrative officials to communicate securely to fulfill the mission of the president.”