CIA condemns Wikileaks emails release

The CIA has condemned the hacking of director John Brennan’s personal email account, describing it as a “crime” carried out with “malicious intent”. Six documents taken from an old account belonging to Mr Brennan were published by the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks. The CIA said there was “no indication” that anything classified was released. But the […]

The CIA has condemned the hacking of director John Brennan’s personal email account, describing it as a “crime” carried out with “malicious intent”.
Six documents taken from an old account belonging to Mr Brennan were published by the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks.
The CIA said there was “no indication” that anything classified was released.
But the documents do include a draft security clearance application containing personal information.
They appear to all date to 2009, when Mr Brennan was applying for a job as a White House counterterrorism adviser.