2016 Postmortem
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....that is my guess at Hillary's password in her early month as SoS...
her email address hdr22@clintonemail.com...
unencrypted server which also had a web server running for accessing email in a browser.
if no one hacked her it was only because hackers would never expect the US gov't to be so stupid.
Not until March 29, 2009 two months after Clinton began using it did the server receive a digital certificate that protected communication over the Internet through encryption, according to Venafis analysis.
It is unknown whether the system had some other way to encrypt the email traffic at the time. Without encryption a process that scrambles communication for anyone without the correct key email, attachments and passwords are transmitted in plain text.
That means that anyone could have accessed it. Anyone, Kevin Bocek, vice president of threat intelligence at Venafi, told The Post.
The system had other features that made it vulnerable to talented hackers, including a software program that enabled users to log on directly from the World Wide Web.
Gwhittey
(1,377 posts)ThePhilosopher04
(1,732 posts)If her mouthpiece has concern, the American people really need to be.
tk2kewl
(18,133 posts)sound like the FBI recovered them...
http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-clinton-email-probe-20160327-story.html
somehow i don't think they were all just personal emails
Gwhittey
(1,377 posts)know. If they did not zero out the data it is easy for the FBI to recover them.
JoePhilly
(27,787 posts)NWCorona
(8,541 posts)Jim Efaw writes:
Hillary Clinton's home servers had more than just the e-mail ports open directly to the Internet. The Associated Press discovered, by using scanning results from 2012 "widely available online", that the clintonemail.com server also had the RDP port open; another machine on her network had the VNC port open, and another one had a web server open even though it didn't appear to be configured for a real site. Clinton previously said that her server featured "numerous safeguards," but hasn't explained what that means. Apparently, requiring a VPN wasn't one of them.
http://m.slashdot.org/story/301205
Hillary Clintons private email server could be controlled remotely over an open Internet connection, potentially exposing the server to hackers, The Associated Press reported.
"Clintons server, which the Democratic presidential candidate used to host all of her email exchanges while serving as secretary of State, was set up with a Microsoft remote desktop service. The tool allows users to control devices remotely via an Internet connection
That connection, however, is supposed to have additional security measures, such as encryption, to block nefarious actors from exploiting the remote-control software and hijacking a device. Most employ an encrypted private connection, or virtual private network (VPN), when controlling a device from afar.
The U.S. government issued warnings about this vulnerability during Clintons time in office. The State Department even banned technology officials from using remote-access software to work on unclassified servers without a waiver, according to the AP.
http://thehill.com/policy/cybersecurity/256743-clinton-servers-internet-connection-had-vulnerability
tk2kewl
(18,133 posts)and i don't even deal with anything particularly sensitive...
i wouldn't even enable VNC or RDP on my home network for outside access
People are commenting and don't even have a grasp of the situation at hand.
kgnu_fan
(3,021 posts)hill2016
(1,772 posts)I even bet they were using Horde if they were using "off-the-shelf".
cosmicone
(11,014 posts)NWCorona
(8,541 posts)The FBI will take care of the horse.
cosmicone
(11,014 posts)NWCorona
(8,541 posts)Won't change the situation that Hillary is facing.
Sorry.... Eh, not really