Prosecutors said in a court filing in Washington that a Twitter handle called @HackingRedstone came online last Oct 22 to brag it had hacked some of the evidence in the case. In February 2018, Mueller indicted 13 Russians and three Russian companies with allegations of tampering in 2016 to support then-Republican candidate Donald Trump. The FBI has found no evidence that US servers were compromised, and the IP address of the account used to publish the materials originated in Russia, prosecutors said. He is not expected to appear in a US court because Russia does not have anextradition treaty with the United States. Prosecutors say they do not oppose allowing Concord’s corporate officers to see the evidence.

Source: bd News24 January 30, 2019 23:15 UTC