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Potential John Podesta cybersecurity hazard newly revealed

By Daniel Chaitin
Published April 21, 2018 12:47am ET
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Potential John Podesta cybersecurity hazard newly revealed
"What she thought would be a convenient way to communicate with family, friends and colleagues — by using one email account for both her work related and personal emails — has turned out to be anything but convenient," John Podesta wrote in the memo. (Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg, File) | (Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg, File)

A new essay sheds light on a potentially glaring cybersecurity hazard in the 2016 campaign for Hillary Clinton, a group which fell victim to one of the biggest political cyberthefts of all time.

Near the end of an essay published Friday, New York Times writer Amy Chozick reveals something she claims to have never told anybody before while covering the Clinton campaign.

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