Now that U.S. authorities are confident Russian intelligence
agencies are behind the hack of Democratic Party emails, political
operatives and cybersecurity experts tell NBC News they are bracing for
an "October Surprise" -- a release of even more potentially damaging
information timed to influence the outcome of the presidential election
and the course of the next administration.
The big question isn't whether more information
will be disclosed, they say, but how destructive it might be to
Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and to broader U.S. foreign policy
efforts.
Democratic Party and Clinton campaign officials
are now doing an urgent "damage assessment" to determine what kind of
information might have been stolen and the impact its release might have
on a tight presidential race.
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