- [Daily Mail, Where America Gets Its News] An unidentified person accessed an email account on Clinton's private server from an IP address associated with encryption tool Tor in 2013
- The incident happened January 5, 2013, a month before the Democratic presidential nominee left the State Department
- According to the FBI's review of the Clinton server logs, the user using three IP addresses that are known to serve as Tor 'exit nodes'
- But the owner of the email account, whose name is redacted in the report, said she was 'not familiar with nor [had] she ever used Tor software'
- Tor, which was developed with the support of the US government, is an encrypted privacy tool that is used to hide a person's history
- It has been criticized for allowing hackers and criminals to evade law enforcement in the dark web
- In another incident, top aide Huma Abedin revealed to an unidentified person that Clinton had fears she had been hacked
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