> An aide, Charles Delavan, spotted the message sent to Podesta’s private account. It asked Podesta to change his password. > Delavan realised the email was a

> An aide, Charles Delavan, spotted the message sent to Podesta’s private account. It asked Podesta to change his password. > Delavan realised the email was a phishing attack and forwarded it to a computer technician. However, he made a typo, writing: “This is a legitimate email.” He added: “John needs to change his password immediately.” This would be comedy gold if it didn't end up with the clown on top