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The FBI is denying the story from The Daily Caller about Clinton's server being hacked: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/no-evid...ised-fbi-says/
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...The direction of the thread is as follows: Week 1, "Trumps a moron." Week 2, "Trumps an idiot". Week 3, "Trump's a imbecile." Week 4, "He's lying again." It's not a topic. It's just an ongoing hate blog - this is not a blog site. ---------- Post added at 13:12 ---------- Previous post was at 13:09 ---------- Quote:
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Former FBI Director, James Comey said the agency never got access to the machines (Servers) themselves, so how would they realistically and conclusively know? |
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It was reported back in 2015 that the server was handed over: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-u...0QH01D20150812 Quote:
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https://www.bankinfosecurity.com/int...-server-i-2839 Quote:
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A previous statement from the FBI computer forensics specialist stated Quote:
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Cherry picking just the parts that suit your agenda does you no favours Hugh. |
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But disposal of obsolete servers happens all the time in IT - they have a (usually) 3-5 year life span, then they can be sold off for charity after the disks are wiped, or the hard disks are removed and destroyed.
This is normal practice, not something unusual (speaking from having run IT Infrastructure departments for over 20 years) - most businesses have a rolling refresh program. |
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