[Rashputin]

So they find her account and the General is sharing the account. Interesting that Broadwell didn't think about that part of the audit trail.

[RobertClark]

So they find her account and the General is sharing the account. Interesting that Broadwell didn't think about that part of the audit trail.

Funny, isn't it? What I find most amusing is that they were using a 'shared' gmail account. Gmail is the least private email that I can imagine - even the drafts are scanned and mined for data, and thus, copies are cached on their servers. Plus, by loggin in, the account data will provide the IP addresses where the log-ins came from. Surely he was smart enough to use TOR or a string of anonymous proxy servers............well, he was using gmail, so I guess all bets are off on further security. Now, temporary hushmail accounts that self deleted on a daily basis logged into through TOR, now we are STARTING to get private. Idiots!

[RobertClark]

So they find her account and the General is sharing the account. Interesting that Broadwell didn't think about that part of the audit trail.

Funny, isn't it? What I find most amusing is that they were using a 'shared' gmail account. Gmail is the least private email that I can imagine - even the drafts are scanned and mined for data, and thus, copies are cached on their servers. Plus, by loggin in, the account data will provide the IP addresses where the log-ins came from. Surely he was smart enough to use TOR or a string of anonymous proxy servers............well, he was using gmail, so I guess all bets are off on further security.

Now, temporary hushmail accounts that self deleted on a daily basis logged into through TOR, now we are STARTING to get private. Idiots!