John Podesta

…hackers from the account of John Podesta, Clinton’s campaign manager. On the same day, the U.S. intelligence community publicly announced its assessment that the Russian government had directed efforts by hackers to steal and release sensitive Democratic Party emails and other information in order to bolster the Trump campaign and…

…account of Clinton campaign chair John Podesta. Investigators determined that access to Podesta’s Gmail account had been obtained via a spear-phishing attack carried out by Russian hackers. At that point, even people who had supported WikiLeaks began to criticize the organization for its lack of curation of leaked materials, its…

…e-mails from the account of John Podesta, Clinton’s campaign manager, who had fallen for a password phishing operation. By that time federal agents strongly suspected that Russian actors were WikiLeaks’ sources. The e-mails were largely irritants, revealing staff doubts about Clinton Foundation ethics, journalists cozying up to Podesta, and acting…

…stolen from the account of John Podesta, Hillary Clinton’s campaign chair for her 2016 presidential election bid. On the website 4chan—a forum characterized by trollish behavior, extreme content, and lax moderation—anonymous users posited that the use of the term “cheese pizza” in Podesta’s e-mails was code for “child pornography” and…

…of the presidential election campaign, John Podesta, campaign chair for Democratic Party nominee Hillary Clinton, reported that his email had been hacked. WikiLeaks released the hacked emails just hours after news broke of the Donald Trump “Access Hollywood” tape, in which Trump was recorded making lewd comments about women’s anatomy.