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| Donald Trump says he respects America's intelligence agencies (Reuters) |
Following the US election hacking, The US president-elect Donald Trump says Democrats have shown "gross negligence" by allowing their servers to be hacked in the run-up to the 8 November presidential election.
The comments were made after a US intelligence report said Russian President Vladimir Putin had "sought to help Donald Trump win".
Although The president-elect has refuse to blame Russia for meddling, saying just that the race result was not influenced. But Russia has previously denied the claims.
Taking after the report's discoveries, the US Department of Homeland Security declared that voting machines and other voting databases would be named "critical infrastructure" and given more protection from cyber-attacks.
Key findings from the report here from the BBC - read full excerpts here.
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