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发帖数: 29846 | 1 A new batch of emails was released by the State Dept. today and so far one
of them is of concern as in June 2011 Clinton’s Chief of Staff Cheryl Mills
warned about private emails being hacked.
It took place after Google announced that Chinese hackers tried to grab
login information of people who used gmail.
In A June 4, 2011 email chain between Hillary Clinton, her Chief of Staff
Cheryl Mills and senior aides Huma Abedin and Jake Sullivan, all of whom
used private email accounts, and in Clinton and Abedin’s case, Clinton’s
secret server, Mills admits she was “someone who attempted to be hacked,”
and warned against telegraphing the use of private email, as it “may
encourage others who are out there.”
This revelation undercuts a key claim that Clinton and her allies have
repeatedly asserted: that Hillary Clinton’s server was somehow more secure
than the government email system and posed no risk to national security.
What the email chain shows is that Clinton and her senior aides knew very
well that her use of a private email presented, what NSA Director Mike
Rodger recently called a foreign intelligence “opportunity” for America’s
adversaries, and would be the target of foreign hackers.
As you can see in the document below:
“NO ONE uses a State-issued laptop and even high officials routinely
end up using their home email accounts to be able to get their work done
quickly and effectively,” Anne-Marie Slaughter, who had left her job as
director of policy planning at the State Department, wrote in an email to
Clinton.
Slaughter added that someone outside the government write an op-ed about
the Department’s “lousy” technology. Clinton liked the idea made sense,
Cheryl Mills and policy aide Jake Sullivan were not convinced.
Mills, informed them that hackers had attempted to get into her email,
warned, “I am not sure we want to telegraph how much folks do or don’t do
off state mail it may encourage others who are out there,”
Interestingly no one used the Google case or their discussion as as warning
to move to a secure server. But as you can tell by the bottom email, they
did wonder if it could be used as an excuse to ask for more money for the
department.
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Earlier in the day WH Chief of Staff Valerie Jarrett thew Clinton under the
bus by admitting that the White House sent a message to all cabinet
secretaries asking them to use government Email for official business.
White House Chief of Staff Valerie Jarrett admitted Wednesday that the
White House had issued guidance to cabinet secretaries recommending they use
government email for official business—guidance that then-Secretary of
State Hillary Clinton ultimately ignored.
“Weren’t there guidelines from the White House to all cabinet
secretaries to use government email?” MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell asked
Jarrett at an event sponsored by the Aspen Institute.
“Well, yes there were. Yeah, absolutely,” Jarrett said.
“Obviously, we want to make sure we preserve all government records, so
there was guidance given that government business should be done on
government emails and that if you did use a private email it should be
turned over,” Jarrett said.
UPDATE: The AP is reporting that “newly released emails show Russia-linked
hackers tried at least five times to pry into Hillary Rodham Clinton’s
private email account while she was secretary of state. It is unclear if she
clicked on any attachment and exposed her account. Clinton received the
infected emails, disguised as speeding tickets, over four hours early the
morning of Aug. 3, 2011. The emails instructed recipients to print the
attached tickets, which would have allowed hackers to take control of their
computers.” |
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