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Hacker Strikes Again: James Clapper’s Personal Email Taken Over

© AFP 2023 / SAUL LOEBJames Clapper, Director of National Intelligence.
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A hacker who previously accessed CIA Director John Brennan's private email, as well as an account belonging to Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson, now claims to have accessed accounts belonging to Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.

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An individual associated with the hacking group “Crackas With Attitude,” who previously gained access to law enforcement systems that allow police to share information in real time, told Motherboard that they now have access to Clapper’s personal email, home telephone and Internet, and his wife’s Yahoo email account.

Not content with simply accessing Clapper’s email, the hacker reportedly forwarded all calls to the intelligence director to Paul Larudee, the co-founder of the Free Palestine Movement organization.

The hacker provided phone numbers belonging to either Clapper or his wife, Susan, to Motherboard.

Following the group’s last exploit, breaching the FBI’s Joint Automated Booking System, or JABS, they tweeted screenshots of activist-turned-political-prisoner Jeremy Hammond’s arrest records, including the names and phone numbers of the agents involved in his arrest.

A criminal inquiry has been opened by the FBI and the Secret Service regarding the hacks, some of the contents of which was released by WikiLeaks.

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"The FBI is investigating this matter jointly with the US Secret Service,” a spokeswoman for the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Washington told Reuters in October. “As this is an ongoing investigation, we declined further comment."

Following their attacks last year, the group stated that their actions were intended to support Palestine, and were in protest of US support of Israel. The group once again echoed that intention following the current breach.

“I just wanted the gov to know people aren’t f*cking around, people know what they're doing and people don’t agree #FreePalestine,” they told Motherboard.

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