Donald Trump and Kamala Harris's phone hacked? U.S Army soldier charged for alleged hacking of confidential phone records
Cameron John Wagenius who is a 20 year old US Army soldier and was stationed at the Fort Cavazos in Texas has been eventually charged with selling confidential phone records including those which are allegedly linked to US President- elect Donald Trump and US Vice President Kamala Harris, reported Fox News.
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According to Fox News, the federal indictment which got unsealed pretty recently actually accuses Cameron John Wagenius of unlawfully transferring extremely sensitive information online. He is also believed to have operated under the online alias ‘Kiberphant0m’ which has been associated with several high profile data breaches which included the hacking of telecommunications firms as well.
The alleged phone records were reportedly posted online in the month of November, although at the same time, their authenticity has not been verified yet. Following an argument with his wife over infidelity, Cameron John Wagenius left Colorado and rented a Tesla Cybertruck before the incident, asserted Fox News.
The Law enforcement is actually investigating the fact that whether his actions were politically motivated or driven by some personal issues.
The FBI is looking into the broader implications of this case specifically considering the political figures involved, noted Fox News. Cameron John Wagenius is
