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France warns media not to publish hacked Macron emails, threatens criminal charges
After 9 gigabytes of Macron-linked documents and emails were released on an anonymous pastebin website; Macron’s campaign said was a “massive and coordinated” hacking attack, France – fearing a similar response to what happened with Hillary Clinton after 35,000 John Podesta emails released one month before the US presidential election – cracked down on the distribution of the files, warning on Saturday it would be a “criminal offense” to republish the data, warning French media not to publish content from any of the hacked emails “to prevent the outcome of the vote being influenced.”
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