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To: FJB who wrote (842711)	3/14/2015 12:42:51 PM
From: i-node	Respond to of 1579259

>> “the Clinton server was encrypting data it sent and received as of March 29, 2009.” But “during the first two months of her tenure . . . it doesn’t appear that Mrs. Clinton’s email had such protections.” Problem with this is that if true, it suggests a relaxed attitude toward encryption in the first place, which likely means other basic security measures were ignored at times. Who knows what damage has been done? But it is dangerous, whether or not critical data were actually exposed. And it certainly reflects a terrible lack of judgment. Keeping in mind that WHILE THIS WAS GOING ON we had various important figures in government going around talking about how great the threat from cyber is. Was she just not listening or not caring or what?