Soros hacked, thousands of files posted online

Soros hacked, thousands of files posted online

The Daily Callers said they were grouped into sections by geographical region, "the World Bank and the President’s Office" - and "reveal work plans, strategies, priorities and other activities by Soros, and include reports on European elections, migration and asylum in Europe." The DCLeaks say they are American activists who want to present the truth about the U.S. decision-making process and the key elements of American political life, but U.S. security experts are blaming the leak on Russian hackers, RT reported, quoting Bloomberg.

FBI spokesperson Laura Silber said the DCLeaks hackers "previously released data from the Open Society Foundations in June" and that this was reported to the FBI, with "an investigation by a security firm" finding the intrusion to be limited to an intranet system used by board members, staff and foundation partners.

The hackers also revealed emails from former commander of NATO in Europe, U.S. general Philip Breedlove, showing that he he "tried to provoke President Obama to start conflict with Russia."

Breedlove claimed to CNN in July that the emails were stolen as part of a state-sponsored intelligence operation.

Last week, WikiLeaks published documents showing that Soros in 2011 "instructed (then U.S. Secretary of State) Hillay Clinton how to approach unrest in Albania."