Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign was thrown into turmoil by the leak of emails documenting dirty tactics by the Democratic party leadership. Suggestion of attempts to rig the primary contest in her favour is not merely embarrassing; it is bound to anger supporters of her defeated rival, Bernie Sanders, and deepen the party’s divisions. But this should not be a source of satisfaction for Republicans. They should be equally alarmed by the possibility that the leak came from Moscow — marking a serious escalation in the long term trend of Russian aggression in cyber space.
記錄美國民主黨領(lǐng)導(dǎo)層“骯臟勾當(dāng)”的電子郵件的泄露，讓希拉里?克林頓(Hillary Clinton)的競(jìng)選陷入了混亂。試圖操縱初選、使之有利于希拉里的跡象不僅令人難堪，還一定會(huì)惹怒已被希拉里擊敗的對(duì)手伯尼?桑德斯(Bernie Sanders)的支持者，進(jìn)一步加劇民主黨的分裂。但美國共和黨不應(yīng)因此而竊喜。后者同樣應(yīng)該對(duì)下面這種可能性感到警惕，即此次泄密有可能是莫斯科方面所為——標(biāo)志著俄羅斯網(wǎng)絡(luò)空間攻擊行為的長期趨勢(shì)出現(xiàn)重大升級(jí)。