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Cyber confidence experts close down Trump in 140 characters or less

On Monday morning, Donald Trump rigourously addressed a CIA’s allegations that Russian hackers attempted to meddle in a choosing on — where else? — Twitter and, as usual, got some simple contribution wrong.

First, here’s what a president-elect pronounced that many are holding displeasure with.

Unless we locate “hackers” in a act, it is unequivocally tough to establish who was doing a hacking. Why wasn’t this brought adult before election?

— Donald J. Trump

Well, initial of all, a hazard of hacking interfering in a choosing was brought up before the election. Many times. Including by Trump himself.

But, some-more importantly, Trump is unequivocally wrong about how hacking indeed works so Mashable incited to cyber confidence experts for their responses to Trump in terms he’ll understand: tweets.

Here’s what they told us — and Trump — all in tweet-sized bites of 140 characters or less.

Steven Morgan, Cybersecurity Ventures

Donald, we and Hillary can get lerned by a world’s many famous hacker and find out how hackers unequivocally get caught. Go here: https://www.knowbe4.com/products/kevin-mitnick-security-awareness-training/

ValiMail CEO Alexander García-Tobar

Justin Fier, Director of Cyber Intelligence and Analysis during Darktrace

“With a right technology, organizations can keep a tighten eye on their information and mark surprising digital function as it unfolds.”

Michael Sutton, CISO during Zscaler

Yes , detrimental of hacking is hard…but when democracy is during risk, we have an requirement to leave no mill unturned.

— Michael Sutton

Kevin Mitnick, Mitnick Security

. Not true. You can locate hackers after a act as well. Take it from someone who knows this fact unequivocally well.

— Kevin Mitnick

Daniel Clayton, Director of Customer Security Operations during Rackspace

“Hacks are like rapist cases. Clues are left, ID’d by a lerned eye and finished together with other justification to emanate a bigger picture.”

“Security investigators can collect adult on pointed bread crumbs left by hackers, even their cover up. Piece together adequate clues discharge doubt.”