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US election: Trump website defaced, campaign working with police

No sensitive information stored on site, campaign team says

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A supporter of President Donald Trump attaches a Florida flag to the top of his car, decorated with the president's image.
A supporter of President Donald Trump attaches a Florida flag to the top of his car, decorated with the president's image.
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The presidential campaign of Donald Trump says its official website was defaced earlier on Tuesday and that it is working with law enforcement to investigate the source of the attack.

The campaign said in an emailed statement there was "no exposure to sensitive data because none of it is actually stored on the site."

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