White House investigating how Trump’s chief of staff’s phone was hacked

One or more people are investigating after the White House Access to the White House Chief of Staff Susi Wils to contact the personal phone and contact other top officials and use it in disguise.

Wills told people that his phone was hacked. Wall Street Journal First report Hack on Wils’s phone. CBS News Also confirmed Reporting.

Hackers or hackers are reported to have accessed the phone contacts with the phone number of other top US officers and influential people. WSJ reported that those who received the phone call used AI to disguise Wills and sent text messages from a number that was not related to Wills.

White House spokesperson Anna Kelly is asked by TechCrunch, if the authorities determine that a cloud account related to Wilsa’s personal device was compromised, or the phone was targeted by a more advanced cybertack, such as the use of public-grade spyware.

In response, the White House said that “it took all the workers’ cybercoqi very seriously and the matter continued to investigate.”

This is the second time the Wills have been targeted by hackers. In 2024, Washington Post Reported that the Iranian hackers tried to compromise on the personal email account of Wils. The journal said Friday, quoting the sources, the hackers actually succeeded in breaking his email, and Trump’s ongoing vice president JD Vans received a duzier.

This is the latest cybersicure event to surround the Trump administration in months after taking charge.

Michael Waltz, a former national security adviser to the White House in March Has added a journalist by mistake Top officials of the White House, including Vans and Wills, are near a signal group, including the planned military aircraft strike in Yemen.

Reports later revealed that government officials were Using a signal clone app called TelemesageWhich was designed to hold a copy of messages for government archives. Were on telemesses Have been hacked afterwards at least two occasionsReveal The contents of its user’s personal messagesThe