In terms of the NatSec - which has a broad overlap with InfoSec on twitter: pwnallthethings, shaneharris, jimsciutto,
josephfcox, etc. all provide useful insight.
Broadly though, punditry shouldn't be used as a proxy for consensus.
Broadly though, punditry shouldn't be used as a proxy for consensus.
DNC hack: https://twitter.com/pwnallthethings/status/74319706484310425... "Gosh, I wonder what outlet Russian intelligence is going to use to launder these stolen documents."
Podesta Hack: 14 year old hackers vs. Russian Intelligence
https://twitter.com/pwnallthethings/status/81662561706823680... "How many accounts did this "14 year old" hack? About 1800. In 2015. Who were these accounts? Mil, govt personnel in the West, defence cos, journos critical of govt in Russia etc"
DNC hack connected to German government hack
https://twitter.com/pwnallthethings/status/75689252388524032... "Reminder: Malware control servers used in DNC hack were also used in the hack on Bundestag linked to Russian intel."
Influencing politics
https://arstechnica.com/security/2016/06/guccifer-leak-of-dn... ""There's also the fact that the hacker is publishing documents at all, which rules out lots of nation-states," the PwnAllTheThings researcher told Ars in a private message. "China, for example, would happily spy on the DNC to try and get the Trump oppo [opposition] research to support their foreign policy objectives, but they wouldn't publish the documents to influence the election.""