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2016 Postmortem

Beartracks

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8. Interesting. Suppose the db was hacked to get at Sanders' data, then...

Reply to dragonlady (Reply #4)

Sat Dec 19, 2015, 01:50 AM

Dec 2015

... it could perhaps have been totally compromised, with everyone being able to see everything.

Or, it could've been a bona fide bug or mistake at the vendor level, as I've read.

In any case, that jives with the fired IT tech stating that the queries being run on HRC's data were designed to confirm the severity of spillover, since the Sanders camp could be reasonably certain their own data was spilling over to the other side, too.

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Bernie Sanders Will WIN His Lawsuit [View all] Segami Dec 2015 OP

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Heh,.. Segami Dec 2015 #5

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I am an old retired lawyer and I totally agree! KNR Hepburn Dec 2015 #3

An interesting statement in the complaint dragonlady Dec 2015 #4

yes SoLeftIAmRight Dec 2015 #6

Interesting. Suppose the db was hacked to get at Sanders' data, then... Beartracks Dec 2015 #8

Oh, nice find! Fantastic Anarchist Dec 2015 #9

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