And last December, German security officials said that Russia hacked secret German communications and provided them to Wikileaks (English translation).
(But German officials later concluded that the communications were likely leaked from an insider within the German parliament, the Bundestag (English translation)).
The Washington Post published a story claiming that Russian hackers penetrated the US power grid through a utility in Vermont.
(The Post subsequently admitted that – according to officials close to the investigation – “the incident is not linked to any Russian government effort to target or hack the utility”, that the incident only involved a laptop not connected to the electrical grid, and there may not even have been malware at all on this laptop.)
When a treasure trove of secret NSA tools were revealed, Russian hackers were blamed.
And of course the evidence that the Russians hacked Democratic party emails and leaked them to Wikileaks – and otherwise stole the election away from Clinton – is extremely strong. After all, the mainstream press has said so.
So you see? It’s been proven that Russia has hacked the world …
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