U.S. intel community is looking back to see if past elections were hacked
The U.S. intelligence community has begun conducting a comprehensive, historical review of past hacking attempts against U.S. presidential elections dating as far back as at least 2008, White House deputy press secretary Eric Schultz said Friday. This report will be completed by the end of President Obama’s tenure and its results will be shared with congress, respective stakeholders and in a redacted form for review…
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