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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Alighieri who wrote (924459)3/4/2016 7:27:38 PM
From: i-node  Read Replies (1) of 1575981
 
That article is crap and is wrong on multiple points.

You cannot tell from any "security log" whether a mail server has been hacked. You can, at best, rule it in, but you cannot from any log file on a Windows server rule it out. And there is even less chance if you don't have the server properly configured to audit logons/logoffs.

There is absolutely ZERO doubt that server was hacked by both Russia and China, and likely by many other foreign governments. That is as close to certain as you can get. The Secretary of State cannot put a server in a closet without the protection of the State Department's security and have it NOT be hacked.

I'm sorry, but anyone who knows anything about this subject knows that.

Secondly, on the subject of classification, documents can and often are classified after the fact but that in no way changes the legal exposure a person has with respect to disclosure. A Secretary of State ought to know what is and what isn't and what may be. There is no excuse for her actions which were incompetent and certainly illegal.

In addition, there were documents that are "born classified" which are defined to be classified from the outset.

The problem here is that this woman intentionally broke the rules and it led to the exposure of these documents to foreign governments. This warrants prison time. Whoever wrote that article was just trying to make it sound like nothing for political reasons.
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