DNC hack

In 2017, Konstantin Kozlovsky said he had been recruited to hack the Democratic National Committee and steal emails linked to Hillary Clinton.

The cyber security company that examined the hacked DNC server in 2016 has been a focal point of President Trump since at least 2017.

Our federal criminal law applied to the the physical break-in at Watergate. But it doesn't work as clearly for the intangible documents stolen from the DNC.

"This incident is further proof that we need to continue to be vigilant in light of potential attacks," Lord said.

Despite significant backlash, Trump tweeted he would be interested in meeting Putin again.

Konstantin Kozlovsky says Russia's Federal Security Service told him to hack Clinton's emails.

Trump Jr. received an email offering a decryption key and website address for hacked WikiLeaks documents.

William Binney is a regular Fox News contributor who believes the DNC email hack was an inside job.

After being called out in a speech at a cybersecurity conference, the Russian hackers have been targeting experts with emails mimicking invitations for this year's event.

Justice Department prosecutors have gathered evidence on the Russian officials for what could be one of the most revealing discoveries yet about the Kremlin's election meddling.

The first request from the U.S. came ahead of the presidential election, while the second one came at the beginning of 2017.

Citing an unnamed "federal investigator," a Fox News report suggested that Rich gave 44,000 Democratic National Committee emails to WikiLeaks.

Putin has dismissed allegations of Russian interference as "lies."

A Senate investigation is "starting to review the raw intelligence" on Trump aides' contacts with Russia, lead Democrat says.

The majority came from state institutions, Jens Stoltenberg said.

The top spy officials reiterated their conviction that Russia was behind the election-year hack of Democrats and promised an unclassified report next week.

U.S. officials have said fresh sanctions against Russia are in the pipeline.

Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell warn that Russia is a threat, not a friend.

We must implement a series of bipartisan, nationwide, rational and objective discussions about our election processes and technologies.

The White House says it's going to hit back—but at who?

Kremlin-backed "disinformation" techniques could trigger a new Cold War.

'We have determined that malicious actors gained access to state voting-related systems. However, we are not aware at this time of any manipulation of data,' Homeland Security secretary says.

The Kremlin is less interested in promoting Trump than promoting discontent.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange hinted Rich was a source for the hacked DNC emails. But police and others say that's bogus.

Would either shoot down an approaching Russian jet?