Cybersecurity
Clinton Campaign Says No Hackers ‘Compromised’ Its Computers
- Cybersecurity firm cites efforts to target campaign workers
- Russian hackers were said to target Google e-mail accounts
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton talks with supporters on June 15, 2016, in Hampton, Virginia.
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Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign says there’s no sign that hackers have broken into its computer systems, but it’s well aware that Russian cyber operatives may be trying.
“We continue to have no evidence that HFA’s information systems have been compromised,” Glen Caplin, a spokesman for Hillary for America, the campaign organization, said in an e-mail.