npr:It’s a strange experience seeing your own passport posted on a pro-Kremlin website.That’s what h
npr:It’s a strange experience seeing your own passport posted on a pro-Kremlin website.That’s what happened to me last month after Ukraine’s Defense Ministry got hacked - including the documents I’d sent there to get press credentials.The news site showed a letter from my editor, my passport details and identified me as a high-ranking “American adviser” who was in Ukraine to work on a military radio station in that country.In reality, I was reporting an NPR story on the radio station, Army FM, which broadcasts to Ukrainian troops on the country’s eastern front, near the border with Russia.Russian Hackers Doxxed Me. What Should I Do About It?Photo: Ariel Zambelich/NPR -- source link