Dutch intelligence allegedly hacked Jared Kushner's iPhone after finding it on a Russian GRU officer's server, then traced his accounts and found evidence of $2 billion in secret financial transactions with the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, Vanity Fair reports, citing journalist Matthew Cole's new book.

Dutch intelligence allegedly hacked Jared Kushner's iPhone after finding it on a Russian GRU officer's server, then traced his accounts and found evidence of $2 billion in secret financial transactions with the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, Vanity Fair reports, citing journalist Matthew Cole's new book.

The division says Kushner had signature rights to three secret accounts, known as "Alpha" in the United Arab Emirates and "Beta" in Israel, including $750 million transferred to the United Arab Emirates government related to charity and funds related to a secret defense agreement between Israel and the United Arab Emirates against Iran.

Kushner denied the report outright, calling it an "outrageous fiction" by someone "either mentally ill or acting with malicious intent."