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Hillary Clinton 2016: Super PAC defends private server use, pointing to federal hacks - POLITICO Interesting strategy.... http://www.politico.com/story/2015/09/hillary-clinton-private-server-correct-the-record-213547#ixzz3lXpeqofF Pro-Clinton super PAC defends private server use, pointing to federal hacks [image: 150911_hillary_clinton_AP_1160.jpg] AP Photo A political action committee devoted to defending the record of Hillary Clinton is trying out a new defense of Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of state: There’s no proof the server was hacked — but you can’t say the same for the federal government. “The U.S. government has been hacked on numerous occasions, compromising even the most sensitive of information,” Correct the Record says in a report <http://www.correctrecord.org/hillary-clintons-email-security-matters/> out Friday. “Anyone who attempts to argue that the contents of Hillary Clinton’s email would have been more secure on a government server must contend with these facts.” Numerous security experts have suggested a private server is less likely to be secure than a government system. The FBI is reportedly still scrutinizing whether intruders accessed the server, and Republicans in particular have questioned whether Clinton’s private email system jeopardized national security. Correct the Record, founded by David Brock, compiled months’ worth of reporting and public remarks pointing to the fact that, to date, there’s no sign that Clinton’s private server was compromised. The report also details the protections put in place for the private server. And the report collects many prominent incidents of federal government data breaches, including the recent IRS breach. Most of the incidents listed occurred during the Obama administration, although some date back to the George W. Bush years. Notably, according to Correct the Record, no emails from Clinton’s private server were swept up in the 2010 Wikileaks disclosure of State Department cables. “As a result of multiple public cyber breaches of a variety of agencies, we know with certainty that the federal government’s systems were insecure,” said Adrienne Watson, communications director for Correct the Record. "Republicans are on a mission to hurt Hillary Clinton before 2016, plain and simple. ... Republican politicians won’t release their own emails to the public and they certainly won’t provide the public with context on email security.” This week Clinton apologized for using the private email system. "I'm sorry about that," Clinton told ABC News. ”I take responsibility and I am trying to be as transparent as I possibly can." Authors: Show Comments Eric D. Schwerin eschwerin@rosemontseneca.com Sent from my iPhon
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