02-02-2016, 05:45 PM
(02-02-2016, 04:31 PM)JustWinBaby Wrote: Of course not. She had her state-issued smartphone and could presumably log into a secure server remotely, as well. The issue is she set-up her own server with her own email address to handle things.
So people would need to correspond with her non-departmental email address. Now, there is supposed to be a separate, secure server for classified emails. But that doesn't prevent someone from scanning or typing the contents into an email from a non-secure server to send.
Why are you asking the question? Does it matter? Are you attempting to contend there were no classified emails on her server and the FBI and State Dept are just full of it?
I'm asking because there should be some sort of protocol to protect sensitive information. Including sensitive information should be encrypted and not sent in the clear. Even her private email should be secured in case she accidentally clicked on the email from her Nigerian uncle with the Trojan virus. If unencrypted emails with sensitive info were sent and stored on an unsecured server then you have a systemic problem that goes beyond someone just being stupid. Why would she use an unsecured email? And why is an unsecured server even an option? Someone shouldn't be scanning or typing info from secured emails and sending them in unsecured emails.
