The leaked call records belonged to Trump and Harris
Assessment
The Justice Department's sentencing release deliberately did not name the officials whose stolen call detail records Wagenius posted, describing only 'a government official' and 'family members of another former official.' Reporting supplied the names the government withheld: CyberScoop reported that the records included those of President Donald Trump, tied to a failed $500,000 extortion attempt against AT&T, and earlier KrebsOnSecurity reporting associated the AT&T call logs with both then-President-elect Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris. The Trump identification rests on more reporting than the Harris one, and both are journalist-sourced: the indictment neither confirms nor denies the identities. A reader should treat 'Trump and Harris' as credibly reported rather than court-established.
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CyberScoop · 2026-09-26
https://cyberscoop.com/cameron-wagenius-att-snowflake-attacks-sentenced/What “Assessed, Not Confirmed” means
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