AP Confirms: Hillary's Private Server Was Extremely Vulnerable to Hacking

[NightHawkeye]

AP Confirms: Hillary's Private Server Was Extremely Vulnerable to Hacking | TownHall

Mrs. Clinton's justifications of her conduct have repeatedly shifted as her many lies have been systematically debunked by emerging evidence. She seems to have settled on two primary arguments: That her actions were permitted (they were not, according to government officials and a Bill Clinton-appointed federal judge), and that she just doesn't understand the Internet very well. Even if the latter argument were true, (a) wouldn't the wisest path for a self-professed technological ignoramus be to carefully adhere to established protocols, rather than going through the inconvenience of establishing a risky alternative system? And (b) don't Americans deserve a president with at least an elementary grasp of how the world works in the 21st century? ​

 

[JustOneWay]

according to the Associated Press.

Are they the experts on internet security? no

Were there actually any hacks? none that we are aware.


Tell us the point of this, other than just more witch hunting....

 

[JustOneWay]

BENGHAZI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Relentless.

 

[NightHawkeye]

according to the Associated Press.

Are they the experts on internet security? no

Were there actually any hacks? none that we are aware.

Reports of hacks have surfaced.

It remains to be seen whether the reports are given widespread credibility.

Tell us the point of this, other than just more witch hunting....

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[JustOneWay]

Reports of hacks have surfaced.

Rumors of attacks have surfaced

 

[NightHawkeye]

Rumors of attacks have surfaced

No, reports including names of organizations.

We'll see what validity they have.

 

[JustOneWay]

Rumors

 

[Yeshuas_My_Freedom]

Yeah, we get it, rumors! According to you.

But then we remember that all this came to light in part because a hacker hacked Hillary's server. Readers here remember the supposed Romanian hacker who went by , Guccifer?

"Clinton's private email account surfaced publicly in March 2013 after a convicted Romanian hacker known as Guccifer published emails stolen from former White House adviser Sidney Blumenthal. The Internet domain was registered around the time of her secretary of state nomination."
Hillary Clinton's email server traced to Internet service registered to NY home
Published March 04, 2015


http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...ed-to-internet-service-registered-to-ny-home/

 

[JustOneWay]

Do you guys understand how the internet works? Do any of you understand that IP addresses are registered, and can be traced back to the owners?

Do you people understand how vulnerable Microsoft servers can be? port 80 is usually open, if one desires internet access....

Do you guys understand anything about remote desktop?

Yes rumors, there are no reports of any actual hack on her server.

 

[JustOneWay]

Yeah, we get it, rumors! According to you.

But then we remember that all this came to light in part because a hacker hacked Hillary's server. Readers here remember the supposed Romanian hacker who went by , Guccifer?

"Clinton's private email account surfaced publicly in March 2013 after a convicted Romanian hacker known as Guccifer published emails stolen from former White House adviser Sidney Blumenthal. The Internet domain was registered around the time of her secretary of state nomination."
Hillary Clinton's email server traced to Internet service registered to NY home
Published March 04, 2015

Looks like you found something on Blumenthal's email hacked. That says nothing about Clinton's email being hacked.

 

[Belk]

So RDP was left on? Not great but not exactly a glaring issue.

 

[Yeshuas_My_Freedom]

Looks like you found something on Blumenthal's email hacked. That says nothing about Clinton's email being hacked.

Yes, you're right of course. I thought there was evidence of her emails being hacked as well? Not rumor, but that which was sent to the media as proof?

By the way and with regard to the port 80 comment. Is there a way to protect that port from hackers entry? Say for 'puter illiterates such as I've heard about.