They would have to be a really smart hoaxer.' Advertisement 'If they are fake, someone has done a lot of research. 'They all seem reasonable,' Rob Graham, a researcher and CEO of security firm Errata Security, told Ars of the documents he has examined so far. The documents are either authentic copies of the files they purport to be, or they're elaborate hoaxes that required time and skill and were rushed out less than 24 hours after Tuesday's report of the DNC hack. 'I’m very pleased the company appreciated my skills so highly))) But in fact, it was easy, very easy.' 'Worldwide known cyber security company CrowdStrike announced that the Democratic National Committee (DNC) servers had been hacked by 'sophisticated hacker groups,'' Wednesday's blog post stated. Yet another document purportedly came from the computer of presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton while she was secretary of state. Other files purport to be spreadsheets that include the names and dollar amounts of large DNC donors. One 231-page document purports to be opposition research into Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee. Further Reading Hackers invade Dems’ servers, steal entire Trump opposition fileIn a blog post published Wednesday, someone with the handle Guccifer 2.0 published hundreds of pages of documents that the author claimed were taken during a lone-wolf hack of the DNC servers.

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