Tulsi Gabbard Reused the Same Weak Password on Multiple Accounts for Years

Tolsi Gabbard, and The National Intelligence Director used the same password that was easily cracked for various accounts over the Internet over the years, according to the leaked records reviewed by WIRE. After participating in the chat group chat in which the sensitive details of the military operation were shared with a journalist, the revelation raises more questions about the security practices of the American espionage chief.

WIRED, which was reviewed to Gabbard passwords, was reviewed using the online material databases created by District4Labs and Constella Intelligence. Gabbard worked in congress from 2013 to 2021, and during that time she sat in the Armed Services Committee, her sub -committee for intelligence and special operations, and the Foreign Affairs Committee, allowing her to access sensitive information. The materials from BRACTES show that, during a part of this period, I used the same password through multiple email addresses and online accounts, in violation of the best -established online safety practices. (There is no indication that it used the password on government accounts.)

Two groups of hacked records that were published in 2017 (but were violated on an unknown history), known as “Combolists”, reveal a password used for the email associated with its personal website; The same password was used, according to Komouni, published in 2019, with its Gmail account. The same password was used, according to records dating back to 2012, for Dropbox and LinkedIn accounts associated with the email -related email address. According to records dating back to 2018 violations, I also used them at the account of myfitnessPal associated with an email Me.com and an account in Hautelook, a website for e -commerce that Nordstrom has now not possessed.

The records of these violations were available online for years and can be accessed in commercial databases.

The password related to all the accounts involved includes the word “shraddha”, which seems to be of personal importance for Gabbard: Earlier this year, the Wall Street Journal reported that it started in the ID Foundation, a group of Hare Krishna movement in which she was born and accused the former members of worship. Many of the former followers told the magazine that they believed that Gabbard received the name “Shraddha Dasi” when it was claimed that she had received in the group. Alexa Henning, Deputy Chief of Staff of Gabbard, responded to questions from the magazine at the time by publishing them on X and accusing the news media of publishing “hidden stains and other lies.”

In response to questions from WIRE, Olivia Coleman, a spokeswoman for Gabbard, wrote: “The data violations have been indicated for nearly 10 years, and passwords have changed several times since then.” “Since our vice chief of staff has already shown on a number of occasions, DNI was never and did not belong to that organization. Trying DNI is in a fanatic behavior of a fanatic behavior.”

In response to a follow -up question about the possibility of the Gabbard password, which contains the same name that you received in the science of “Identity”, she wrote: “Your fanatic lies and the wipes of one of the cabinet members and your story that raises the causes it provoke.” “It was well met during its confirmation session, so congratulations on her delay about 6 months in this story. Wonderful job.”