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In a new filing in the Internet Research Agency case, Mueller's team says they've found evidence discovery documents were forged as part of a "disinformation campaign aimed (apparently) at discrediting ongoing investigations into Russian interference in the US political system." 
An incredibly detailed narrative in the full filing from the Special Counsel's Office documentcloud.org/documents/5700…
This sentence in particular stands out to me. Mueller's team perceives that whoever allegedly manipulated the discovery materials is trying to leave the impression that they don't have that much on "IRA and Russian collusion." And they really object to that.
the @hackingredstone account referenced in the SCO's filing has been suspended, but @josh_emerson has some screenshots of what it posted
A private message from the @hackingredstone account
The SCO has filed an amended version of their filing revising the timeline of the @hackingredstone account's twitter activity.
The SCO's cover motion explains that Concord's defense counsel prompted the change. The government is seeking to file the text of the hackingredstone account's DMs under seal, but we already have at least some of it from the reporters involved (see above).
