To: Rebelbase
Looks like it is back to the typewriter and snail mail if you want it not hacked
47 posted on
07/27/2016 5:45:03 PM PDT by
Hojczyk
To: Hojczyk
When high tech fails: low tech rules.
55 posted on
07/27/2016 5:46:22 PM PDT by
AFreeBird
(BEST. ELECTION. EVER!)
To: Hojczyk
There is a term called "air-gap" which, although not completely foolproof, does greatly reduce your susceptibility to being hacked. In short, important stuff is on computers that are not connected to other computers, ever. No email, no USBs ... nuttin honey!
However, since this is email that was hacked, there would not have been a way to lock this near completely, unless they invoked some heavy duty IRM (Information Rights Management). Even then, someone can snap a picture of their screen with a camera. IRM is a major pain in the backside to users however, because it seriously limits the ability to collaborate.
What was that old saying about willingness to sacrifice freedom for security ... you end up with neither ... well ... welcome to the internet.
261 posted on
07/27/2016 7:07:17 PM PDT by
RainMan
(The Liberals think our message is dark, I say to them come to the dark side ... we have cookies)
To: Hojczyk
Or hire competent people to run your systems.
271 posted on
07/27/2016 7:13:09 PM PDT by
matt04
To: Hojczyk
Looks like it is back to the typewriter and snail mail if you want it not hackedThe problem there is that you leave the ultimate low tech 'paper trail'.
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LonePalm, le Républicain du verre cassé (The Broken Glass Republican)
304 posted on
07/27/2016 7:34:37 PM PDT by
LonePalm
(Commander and Chef)
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