Those bastards!

These days you can't swing a dead cat without hitting a Russian hacker.
For instance, there's this headline 'Russia wants to hack the Oscars'.
I'm guessing it has something to do with a wardrobe malfunction.

It gets worse.
It turns out that Russia (the entire nation of Russia, apparently) is hacking the Olympics.

In one internal message released Wednesday, a top lawyer for the International Olympic Committee criticized the World Anti-Doping Agency, the global regulator of drugs in sports, for having published two damning investigative reports about the Russian doping scandal without having first discussed their content with sports officials.
...Fancy Bear emphasized, however, that some of the investigators who had worked to expose the details of Russia’s cheating also had done work for the United States and British governments. As examples, the hackers pointed to Martin Dubbey, who worked with Mr. McLaren, and David Tinsley, the chief executive of 5 Stones intelligence and a former agent for the Drug Enforcement Administration.

5 Stones intelligence is a corporate intelligence company that contracts out to the DOJ, ATF and FBI.
That does seem to put things into context a bit.

In the email, Stupp reportedly included comments to a McLaren letter which read, “It seems that RM’s (Richard McLaren’s) first report was intended to lead to the complete expulsion of the Russian Team from the Rio Games, and the second report…? To expulse the Russian Team from the PyeongChang Games?...But not to deal with the athletes on an individual basis.”
“Perhaps RM and WADA should have thought this through in more detail prior to the reports being made public - in particular, to themselves to have had the courtesy to discuss this matter of principle with the IOC in further detail, before WADA went down the path of using the (first) report to try to have the Russian Team excluded from the Rio Games, rather than RM and WADA considering to go down the path that the IOC intended to take, namely, to deal with the individual athletes on a case-by-case basis. This put the IOC and the IFs, and the Olympic movement in general, in a very difficult position.”

Those bastards! How dare they reveal interesting and relevant information to the public again!