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1 posted on 08/01/2017 5:17:19 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
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Let the truth be known.


2 posted on 08/01/2017 5:24:07 AM PDT by stars & stripes forever (Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord. Psalm 33:12)
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To: CodeToad; Joe Brower

Thoughts on smashed hard-drive viability?


3 posted on 08/01/2017 5:27:29 AM PDT by Travis McGee (EnemiesForeignAndDomestic.com)
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That is why the have shredders for destroying hard drives...
I can’t believe they didn’t make sure the drives were completely destroyed. Hillary! and her minions are usually pretty thorough.
I suppose the evidence will be “lost” at the FBI evidence room. The Lord knows the Left’s minions are everywhere.


4 posted on 08/01/2017 5:27:51 AM PDT by Little Ray (Freedom Before Security!)
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I still can’t believe that anyone would “destroy” a hard drive AND STILL KEEP IT IN THEIR HOME.

I think there is a good chance that the recovered data will be wonderful and patriotic and not at all problematic. Because it was planted.


5 posted on 08/01/2017 5:28:38 AM PDT by ClearCase_guy (Islam: You have to just love a "religion" based on rape and sex slavery.)
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Perhaps the government drives were cloned but the replacement clones contained back doors alowing surveliance

The smashed drives thus provide no clues except where to go to find the cloned communicating drives


6 posted on 08/01/2017 5:28:59 AM PDT by bert (K.E.; N.P.; GOPc;WASP .... The Fourth Estate is the Fifth Column)
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A good forensic outfit could easily recover what was on the those drives. There was a talk at Def Con several years ago that discussed the retrievability of data from discarded media including 'smashed' hard drives. Nothing short of removing the platters from the housing and breaking them into bits, or burning them with thermite (or similar) will destroy them.

I am sure the bureau has ample DFIR talent in-house to retrieve whatever was on those drives. I just hope that the outcome of all this is the accountability we've all been thirsting for.
7 posted on 08/01/2017 5:29:16 AM PDT by softengine
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Criminal scumbags collecting information on members of Congress for blackmail.....sooooo Clintonesque.....it is about time people started going to jail for all the cyber crime in Washington, DC.


9 posted on 08/01/2017 5:29:59 AM PDT by EagleUSA
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If the hard drives contained incriminating evidence, why would he have left them behind in his home? This just doesn’t seem plausible to me. I doubt they will find anything damaging on them.


10 posted on 08/01/2017 5:34:47 AM PDT by deweyfrank (Nobody's Perfect)
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Where is Sessions?


15 posted on 08/01/2017 5:39:48 AM PDT by CincyRichieRich (We must never shut up. Covfefe: A great dish served piping hot!)
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Out of curiosity would powerful magnets corrupt the data sufficiently to prevent recovery? My prior understanding was yes, but I’m not sure anymore.


17 posted on 08/01/2017 5:41:21 AM PDT by reed13k
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Why would they need to recover what’s on the drives? I’m pretty sure Awan copied them for insurance before “destroying” them.


26 posted on 08/01/2017 5:51:36 AM PDT by Hillarys Gate Cult
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I think in a case like this they might be more interested in just being able to read the registry part of a disk. Accessing the registry might lead them to other sources where the content might be stored.


32 posted on 08/01/2017 6:08:25 AM PDT by Openurmind
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Recovered, Redacted, and never Revealed.


38 posted on 08/01/2017 6:44:51 AM PDT by The Toll
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The proper way to dispose of a hard drive is to send it through a metal shredder, leaving pieces 1/4” in size. At that point, it becomes very difficult to recover data.

If using a hammer, you can break the circuit board, and dent the casing, but data recovery houses normally remove the drive platters from the drive, and those are usually left intact, complete with all the data available, when someone just takes a hammer to a hard drive.

However, were a computer professional to do this, he would have known to first disassemble the drive and smash the individual platters. Depending on the drive, it might have glass, ceramic, or metal platters. The important thing is to physically destroy those platters. Once that happens, the data is not recoverable.

Mark


40 posted on 08/01/2017 6:57:05 AM PDT by MarkL (Do I really look like a guy with a plan?)
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Where’s Sessions?


46 posted on 08/01/2017 7:24:18 AM PDT by rrrod (just an old guy with a gun in his pocket.6l)
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I thought everything was in the Clouds?


50 posted on 08/01/2017 7:32:48 AM PDT by Leep (Less talk more ACTiON!)
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Just ask WikiLeaks what Julian bought from Awan.

ALL of America’s secrets.


54 posted on 08/01/2017 7:57:39 AM PDT by PraiseTheLord
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This is an interesting list of ongoing Democrat scandals:

The Daily Wire
Russia, Bribes & Sex: 19 MASSIVE Democrat Scandals the MSM Is Covering Up
If these were Republican scandals, they would consume the news cycle.
ByJohn Nolte @NolteNC , July 31, 2017
http://www.dailywire.com/news/19146/russia-bribes-sex-19-massive-democrat-scandals-msm-john-nolte


64 posted on 08/01/2017 9:13:28 AM PDT by piasa
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Imran had worked for Wasserman Schultz — who resigned in July 2016 as chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee after its IT system was hacked — since 2005. His relatives and friend had also worked on and off as IT aides, being paid collectively more than $4 million from 2009 to 2016.

Other sources say he started working for her in 2004

65 posted on 08/01/2017 9:14:32 AM PDT by piasa
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[U.S. Government to Encrypt All Laptops]

“On June 23, 2006 a Presidential Mandate was put in place requiring all agency laptops to fully encrypt data on the HDD. The U.S. Government is currently conducting the largest single side-by-side comparison and competition for the selection of a Full Disk Encryption product. “

https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2007/01/us_government_t.html

Looks like the public pdf of the mandate has been deleted:

https://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/memoranda/fy2006/m06-16.pdf

NOT (LOL):

https://web.archive.org/web/20060629080516/https://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/memoranda/fy2006/m06-16.pdf

Be interesting to see if the Awan Bros followed that [deleted] mandate, or not.


70 posted on 08/01/2017 9:31:34 AM PDT by HLPhat (It takes a Republic TO SECURE THESE RIGHTS - not a populist Tyranny of the Majority)
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