FBI Investigation Efforts to disguise themselves as Chief of Staff of the White House Susie Wiles

The FBI is investigating mysterious texts and calls from someone who reaches the governor, members of the congress and others who claim to be the Chief of Staff of the White House Susie Wiles, said the source who is familiar with the problem.

Calls and texts seem to use the sound of wiles but are believed to come from fraudsters who sometimes will ask for money, the source said.

Wiles is seen as one of the closest advisors to President Donald Trump and manages his 2024 Presidential Campaign, and he has access to many high -ranking officials among the Republicans. It is unclear who and how many people receive messages from the con artist.

“The White House takes cybersecurity from all staff very seriously, and this problem continues to be investigated,” said a White House official when asked about this problem.

This story was first reported by Wall Street Journal.

“The FBI takes all the threats to our president, staff, and security security very seriously; Protect the ability of our administrative officials to communicate safely to complete the president’s mission is a top priority,” FBI Director Kash Patel told ABC News in a statement.

Earlier this month, the DPR Sergeant in the weapon sent notifications to members and staff about phishing emails and ways to protect themselves from fraud, according to various sources that received notifications.

The FBI and the White House do not show who can be behind the imitation, and it is unclear how the person can access the telephone contact wiles.

This incident joined the Trump campaign, led by Wiles, was the target of a phishing campaign by Iran last summer, during the 2024 election campaign season, and Iran was able to access internal campaign material.