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In another video, a stream from infamous neo-Nazi activist Baked Alaska (Tim Gionet), you can see Trump supporters inside @SenJeffMerkley's office. The Senator later posted a video of his ransacked office and reported a laptop was missing. https://t.co/UhGf7VXUzD pic.twitter.com/L4qI2czkMm
— Jake Godin (@JakeGodin) January 8, 2021
How could the far-right thugs and other elements of the mob instigated and inflamed by Donald Trump get past Capitol security? “Pentagon placed limits on D.C. Guard ahead of pro-Trump protests due to narrow mission” - The Washington Post https://t.co/INdSrintBO
— N. Ram (@nramind) January 8, 2021
PELOSI SAYS LAPTOP WAS STOLEN FROM HER OFFICE IN STORMING OF CAPITOL WEDNESDAY
— *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) January 8, 2021
So far, hearing that cyber risks of the Capitol attack were low.
— Eric Geller (@ericgeller) January 7, 2021
* Congress isn't one big network
* Vulnerable machines held unclassified files
* Hill leaks so much already that truly sensitive stuff is walled off
* Rioters weren't there long enough for thorough, careful access
My heart goes out to the unsung IT heroes at the Capitol tonight. My guess is they’ve never had to run asset inventory IR before - a daunting, stressful task in a tabletop exercise - and they’re running one (prob w/o a playbook) following a full on assault of the Capitol.
— socially distant, mask wearing bat (@mzbat) January 7, 2021
The trail of destruction and looting. What happened today was an assault by the domestic terrorists who stormed the Capitol, but it was also an assault on our constitution.
— Senator Jeff Merkley (@SenJeffMerkley) January 7, 2021
[sound on] pic.twitter.com/BrELF7cMz1
I’ve been saying this since the breach.
— #TrumpRapeCaseDNA (@Sjacobs2020) January 8, 2021
If I was Russia, I would have helped incite this online and then sent in agents to steal laptops/cell phones.https://t.co/SWtGIkWck5
These are all really bad takes by people who are crossing their fingers that nothing significant occurred https://t.co/up5lRIjBlt
— Kim Zetter (@KimZetter) January 7, 2021
Regardless of what was stolen from the Capitol offices, counterintelligence agents cannot afford to take chances.
— Christopher Miller (@ChristopherJM) January 8, 2021
“If it could have been broken into, could have been leaked, then you have to assume that it might.” https://t.co/ASkOBkgEhW
Stolen computers are the least of the government’s security worries. https://t.co/QnTboCLs1g
— Zack Whittaker (@zackwhittaker) January 8, 2021
Stolen computers are the least of the government’s security worries https://t.co/Ue2DrQQn7Q
— 7 Sins Of Trump (@7SinsOfTrump) January 8, 2021
More from @Truss_Works security expert @mzbat in @washingtonpost on the challenge facing IT pros in the Capitol, working furiously & likely without a playbook. https://t.co/qCGZRSz7Ug
— Everett Harper (@everettharper) January 8, 2021
Have a read of this if you thing the storming of the Capitol was a minor event. The cybersecurity issues that come with this event are insane. Sweeping the building for potential bugs is an endless and almost impossible task I would guess: https://t.co/p5WdTHjqWJ
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) January 8, 2021
Huge questions now about what the attack/breach means for the security of Congress's computer systems.....this is a huge and debilitating nightmare of a Congress already under operational strain due to COVID. https://t.co/AfIxQ3O6mB
— Simon Rosenberg (@SimonWDC) January 7, 2021
Another stolen laptop confirmed. House Admin did remote lock computers + have told staffers to reset passwords. @RepAnnaEshoo has asked for a full investigation.
— Tonya Riley (@TonyaJoRiley) January 8, 2021
Still a lot we don’t knowhttps://t.co/FwQ5mGGspp https://t.co/1Xe4CRw7KD
"There's an old saying, if an attacker has physical access to your computer, it’s not your computer anymore.” Riot in the Capitol is a nightmare scenario for cybersecurity professionals, @tonyajoriley writes. https://t.co/PwE3RIa4VD
— Jenna Johnson (@wpjenna) January 7, 2021
NEW: We know at least one laptop was stolen from the Capitol yesterday. There could be more. @k8em0 walked me through some security implications:https://t.co/FwQ5mGGspp
— Tonya Riley (@TonyaJoRiley) January 7, 2021
“If these people can storm the Capitol building with no regard to punishment, you have to wonder how much they abuse their powers when they put on their uniforms,” the officer wrote. https://t.co/XBefeiaTKs
— Natasha Bertrand (@NatashaBertrand) January 7, 2021
A @DCPoliceDept officer says off-duty police officers and members of the military, who were among the rioters, flashed their badges and I.D. cards as they attempted to overrun the US Capitol. https://t.co/iIupUMIr9H via @politico
— Steve Herman (@W7VOA) January 8, 2021
Update: According to a metro D.C. police officer, off-duty police officers and members of the U.S. military, who were part of the Trump loyalist #CapitolBuilding attack, flashed their badges and I.D. cards as they attempted to storm the building.
— Anonymous ? (@YourAnonCentral) January 8, 2021
Report: https://t.co/CSi4xVm8Rp pic.twitter.com/fwQqqam2ye
How is this not a bigger story https://t.co/1HWpt9mWZf pic.twitter.com/mYuGFTx5ve
— Rachel Barnhart (@rachbarnhart) January 8, 2021
Justice Department warns of national security fallout from Capitol Hill insurrection || Via Politico https://t.co/hFu88fgL4u
— SafetyPin-Daily (@SafetyPinDaily) January 9, 2021
New: “National security equities” may have been among the records stolen from the Capitol on Wednesday when pro-Trump insurgents looted several congressional offices—but it’s still unclear what exactly was taken, per DOJ.https://t.co/XBefeiaTKs
— Natasha Bertrand (@NatashaBertrand) January 7, 2021
A DC cop said off-duty cops & soldiers, who were among rioters, flashed badges & ID as they attempted to overrun the building “If these ppl can storm the Capitol with no regard to punishment, you must wonder how much they abuse their power when in uniform” https://t.co/P21vQgPrks
— Timothy E Kaldas (@tekaldas) January 8, 2021
“One current Metro D.C. police officer said in a public Facebook post that off-duty police officers and members of the military, who were among the rioters, flashed their badges and I.D. cards as they attempted to overrun the building.” https://t.co/TdQXsvnCTZ
— Brian Beutler (@brianbeutler) January 8, 2021
"but where were the police????" wellhttps://t.co/xHHKeFVeO2 pic.twitter.com/BllvGZw6hb
— Alix E. Harrow (@AlixEHarrow) January 8, 2021
We really do
— Connor Dolan (@RealConnorDolan) January 8, 2021
"off-duty police officers and members of the military, who were among the rioters, flashed their badges and I.D. cards as they attempted to overrun the building"https://t.co/Q6Z9EFDF6d