U.S. formally points finger at Russia for DNC hacks
The Russian government is responsible for hacking into, stealing and then leaking information owned by major U.S. political figures and organizations, including the Democratic National Committee, the Department of Homeland Security and Office of the Director of National Intelligence announced Friday. Until today, the White House, FBI, DHS, NSA and ODNI have all declined to attribute the aforementioned cyberattacks t…
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