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@KenDilanianNBC

NBC News correspondent covering national security and intelligence, based in DC. Former AP, LA Times, USA TODAY, Philly Inquirer. Williams College

Washington, DC
Vrijeme pridruživanja: lipanj 2011.

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  1. US intel officials tell me they are watching and learning from the Iowa debacle. The mere perception of a problem--even though the vote count is not in doubt -- is undermining confidence in the election.

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  2. Court records reveal that Emory reviewed Li's emails and turned some of them over to the FBI. The emails allegedly showed that Li was paid hundreds of thousands of dollars from 2012 to 2016 working for the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

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    The federal charge against Xiojiang Li, alleging theft of grant funds, spotlights a new federal effort to combat Chinese espionage on university campuses. By

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    My colleague flags 's comments: "It's safe to say that all of the mechanisms we have in place to verify the elections process ... were turned on to deal with Iowa Democratic Party, and we're confident there was no outside interference in their system."

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    So about last night... The Iowa caucus debacle highlights how an election can be undermined even without hacking. w/ me in The Cybersecurity 202:

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    “God, it’s good to be in New Hampshire,” says as he kicks off in Nashua

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    Apparently Iowa took my Apple Watch down with it...live look this morning

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  9. "Shadow’s failure suggests a potentially deadly combination of techno-utopianism and laziness."

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  12. This story illustrates that most of China's efforts to influence U.S. researchers don't rise to the level of a criminal case. Last week's charges against the Harvard prof made headlines, but there is a lot of this stuff going on under the surface.

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  13. China has lavished money on U.S. researchers, sparking a debate about national security and academic freedom via

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  14. Iowa election officials knew the app was failing as early as Monday. Don't miss this reporting from NBC News: "Nobody having trouble with the app should feel dumb!” one of the organizers wrote at 9:09 am Monday. “I am hearing way more problems than in 2016.”

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    . reported last month that Iowa and Nevada were planning to use new mobile apps to gather results from thousands of caucus sites. The technology was intended to make counting easier, but raised concerns over hacking or glitches.

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  16. Forehead slap. “It's generally not a good idea to roll out new, untested technology for the first time in a high stakes election, when you are under the microscope...”

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  17. Tech firm started by Clinton campaign veterans is linked to Iowa caucus reporting debacle

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  19. Did they test it? Reports suggest county officials knew it didn’t work. “Iowa Democratic Party blames app 'coding issue' for delay in caucus results”

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    A completely sincere thought: Thousands of totally well-meaning people spent a year of their lives working for candidates and their reward was being part of a historic debacle, because the state party fumbled an app. It’s infuriating.

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