That "Missing Server"?

[Lesh]

Is not in Ukraine.

Is not missing

Is not a server


Trump’s ‘Missing DNC Server’ Is Neither Missing Nor a Server

So what is Billy the Bagman running around the world looking for?

Someone besides Zelensky to strong arm to help save Trump?

 

[depotoo]

Lol, might want to tell the Dems not to call it a server then-

“The DNC says it cooperated with the FBI, providing information on the server through a third-party vendor.”


oh, and by the way, that third party vendor just happened to be crowdstrike that fumbled a report on Russian hacking where they asserted that Russians hacked into a Ukrainian artillery app, resulting in heavy losses of howitzers in Ukraine’s war with Russian-backed separatists.



Yaroslav Sherstyuk, maker of the Ukrainian military app in question, called the company’s report “delusional” in a Facebook post. CrowdStrike never contacted him before or after its report was published, he told VOA.



VOA first contacted IISS in February to verify the alleged artillery losses. Officials there initially were unaware of the CrowdStrike assertions. After investigating, they determined that CrowdStrike misinterpreted their data and hadn’t reached out beforehand for comment or clarification.



CrowdStrike declined to answer VOA’s written questions about the Ukraine report, and Alperovitch canceled a March 15 interview on the topic. In a December statement to VOA’s Ukrainian Service, spokeswoman Ilina Dimitrova defended the company’s conclusions.

Seems like pretty extraordinary incompetence. Either that, or something else was potentially at play; namely, a desire to push the narrative that Russia hacked the DNC, irrespective of the facts.

The whole things gets even more disturbing the more you look.

For example, Counterpunch put out a very important article earlier today on the topic, adding several crucial nuggets of information.

First there’s this:

The investigation methods used to come to the conclusion that the Russian Government led the hacks of the DNC, Clinton Campaign Chair John Podesta, and the DCCC were further called into question by a recent BuzzFeed report by Jason Leopold, who has developed a notable reputation from leading several non-partisan Freedom of Information Act lawsuits for investigative journalism purposes. On March 15 that the Department of Homeland Security released just two heavily redacted pages of unclassified information in response to an FOIA request for definitive evidence of Russian election interference allegations. Leopold wrote, “what the agency turned over to us and Ryan Shapiro, a PhD candidate at MIT and a research affiliate at Harvard University, is truly bizarre: a two-page intelligence assessment of the incident, dated Aug. 22, 2016, that contains information DHS culled from the internet. It’s all unclassified — yet DHS covered nearly everything in wide swaths of black ink. Why? Not because it would threaten national security, but because it would reveal the methods DHS uses to gather intelligence, methods that may amount to little more than using Google.”

That’s weird enough, but it gets far stranger. For example:

In lieu of substantive evidence provided to the public that the alleged hacks which led to Wikileaks releases of DNC and Clinton Campaign Manager John Podesta’s emails were orchestrated by the Russian Government, CrowdStrike’s bias has been cited as undependable in its own assessment, in addition to its skeptical methods and conclusions. The firm’s CTO and co-founder, Dmitri Alperovitch, is a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, a think tank with openly anti-Russian sentiments that is funded by Ukrainian billionaire Victor Pinchuk, who also happened to donate at least $10 million to the Clinton Foundation.



In 2013, the Atlantic Council awarded Hillary Clinton it’s Distinguished International Leadership Award. In 2014, the Atlantic Council hosted one of several events with former Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, who took over after pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych was ousted in early 2014, who now lives in exile in Russia.

Recall that the FBI was denied access to the DNC servers by the DNC itself, and simply agreed to rely on the results provided by CrowdStrike, which as you can see has ties to all sorts of anti-Russia organizations and individuals. I find it absolutely remarkable that James Comey head of the FBI outsourced his job to CrowdStrike.
What Is CrowdStrike? Firm Hired By DNC Has Ties To Hillary Clinton, A Ukrainian Billionaire, And Google

 

[Pete7469]

 

[Lesh]

Lol, might want to tell the Dems not to call it a server then-

“The DNC says it cooperated with the FBI, providing information on the server through a third-party vendor.”


oh, and by the way, that third party vendor just happened to be crowdstrike that fumbled a report on Russian hacking where they asserted that Russians hacked into a Ukrainian artillery app, resulting in heavy losses of howitzers in Ukraine’s war with Russian-backed separatists.



Yaroslav Sherstyuk, maker of the Ukrainian military app in question, called the company’s report “delusional” in a Facebook post. CrowdStrike never contacted him before or after its report was published, he told VOA.



VOA first contacted IISS in February to verify the alleged artillery losses. Officials there initially were unaware of the CrowdStrike assertions. After investigating, they determined that CrowdStrike misinterpreted their data and hadn’t reached out beforehand for comment or clarification.



CrowdStrike declined to answer VOA’s written questions about the Ukraine report, and Alperovitch canceled a March 15 interview on the topic. In a December statement to VOA’s Ukrainian Service, spokeswoman Ilina Dimitrova defended the company’s conclusions.

Seems like pretty extraordinary incompetence. Either that, or something else was potentially at play; namely, a desire to push the narrative that Russia hacked the DNC, irrespective of the facts.

The whole things gets even more disturbing the more you look.

For example, Counterpunch put out a very important article earlier today on the topic, adding several crucial nuggets of information.

First there’s this:

The investigation methods used to come to the conclusion that the Russian Government led the hacks of the DNC, Clinton Campaign Chair John Podesta, and the DCCC were further called into question by a recent BuzzFeed report by Jason Leopold, who has developed a notable reputation from leading several non-partisan Freedom of Information Act lawsuits for investigative journalism purposes. On March 15 that the Department of Homeland Security released just two heavily redacted pages of unclassified information in response to an FOIA request for definitive evidence of Russian election interference allegations. Leopold wrote, “what the agency turned over to us and Ryan Shapiro, a PhD candidate at MIT and a research affiliate at Harvard University, is truly bizarre: a two-page intelligence assessment of the incident, dated Aug. 22, 2016, that contains information DHS culled from the internet. It’s all unclassified — yet DHS covered nearly everything in wide swaths of black ink. Why? Not because it would threaten national security, but because it would reveal the methods DHS uses to gather intelligence, methods that may amount to little more than using Google.”

That’s weird enough, but it gets far stranger. For example:

In lieu of substantive evidence provided to the public that the alleged hacks which led to Wikileaks releases of DNC and Clinton Campaign Manager John Podesta’s emails were orchestrated by the Russian Government, CrowdStrike’s bias has been cited as undependable in its own assessment, in addition to its skeptical methods and conclusions. The firm’s CTO and co-founder, Dmitri Alperovitch, is a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, a think tank with openly anti-Russian sentiments that is funded by Ukrainian billionaire Victor Pinchuk, who also happened to donate at least $10 million to the Clinton Foundation.



In 2013, the Atlantic Council awarded Hillary Clinton it’s Distinguished International Leadership Award. In 2014, the Atlantic Council hosted one of several events with former Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, who took over after pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych was ousted in early 2014, who now lives in exile in Russia.

Recall that the FBI was denied access to the DNC servers by the DNC itself, and simply agreed to rely on the results provided by CrowdStrike, which as you can see has ties to all sorts of anti-Russia organizations and individuals. I find it absolutely remarkable that James Comey head of the FBI outsourced his job to CrowdStrike.
What Is CrowdStrike? Firm Hired By DNC Has Ties To Hillary Clinton, A Ukrainian Billionaire, And Google

For all that...there still is no missing server...and in fact no server at all. It's a CLOUD you morons

And it's not a cloud in Ukraine

 

[miketx]

Is not in Ukraine.

Is not missing

Is not a server


Trump’s ‘Missing DNC Server’ Is Neither Missing Nor a Server

So what is Billy the Bagman running around the world looking for?

Someone besides Zelensky to strong arm to help save Trump?

I found it.

 

[depotoo]

Lol, might want to tell the Dems not to call it a server then-

“The DNC says it cooperated with the FBI, providing information on the server through a third-party vendor.”


oh, and by the way, that third party vendor just happened to be crowdstrike that fumbled a report on Russian hacking where they asserted that Russians hacked into a Ukrainian artillery app, resulting in heavy losses of howitzers in Ukraine’s war with Russian-backed separatists.



Yaroslav Sherstyuk, maker of the Ukrainian military app in question, called the company’s report “delusional” in a Facebook post. CrowdStrike never contacted him before or after its report was published, he told VOA.



VOA first contacted IISS in February to verify the alleged artillery losses. Officials there initially were unaware of the CrowdStrike assertions. After investigating, they determined that CrowdStrike misinterpreted their data and hadn’t reached out beforehand for comment or clarification.



CrowdStrike declined to answer VOA’s written questions about the Ukraine report, and Alperovitch canceled a March 15 interview on the topic. In a December statement to VOA’s Ukrainian Service, spokeswoman Ilina Dimitrova defended the company’s conclusions.

Seems like pretty extraordinary incompetence. Either that, or something else was potentially at play; namely, a desire to push the narrative that Russia hacked the DNC, irrespective of the facts.

The whole things gets even more disturbing the more you look.

For example, Counterpunch put out a very important article earlier today on the topic, adding several crucial nuggets of information.

First there’s this:

The investigation methods used to come to the conclusion that the Russian Government led the hacks of the DNC, Clinton Campaign Chair John Podesta, and the DCCC were further called into question by a recent BuzzFeed report by Jason Leopold, who has developed a notable reputation from leading several non-partisan Freedom of Information Act lawsuits for investigative journalism purposes. On March 15 that the Department of Homeland Security released just two heavily redacted pages of unclassified information in response to an FOIA request for definitive evidence of Russian election interference allegations. Leopold wrote, “what the agency turned over to us and Ryan Shapiro, a PhD candidate at MIT and a research affiliate at Harvard University, is truly bizarre: a two-page intelligence assessment of the incident, dated Aug. 22, 2016, that contains information DHS culled from the internet. It’s all unclassified — yet DHS covered nearly everything in wide swaths of black ink. Why? Not because it would threaten national security, but because it would reveal the methods DHS uses to gather intelligence, methods that may amount to little more than using Google.”

That’s weird enough, but it gets far stranger. For example:

In lieu of substantive evidence provided to the public that the alleged hacks which led to Wikileaks releases of DNC and Clinton Campaign Manager John Podesta’s emails were orchestrated by the Russian Government, CrowdStrike’s bias has been cited as undependable in its own assessment, in addition to its skeptical methods and conclusions. The firm’s CTO and co-founder, Dmitri Alperovitch, is a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, a think tank with openly anti-Russian sentiments that is funded by Ukrainian billionaire Victor Pinchuk, who also happened to donate at least $10 million to the Clinton Foundation.



In 2013, the Atlantic Council awarded Hillary Clinton it’s Distinguished International Leadership Award. In 2014, the Atlantic Council hosted one of several events with former Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, who took over after pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych was ousted in early 2014, who now lives in exile in Russia.

Recall that the FBI was denied access to the DNC servers by the DNC itself, and simply agreed to rely on the results provided by CrowdStrike, which as you can see has ties to all sorts of anti-Russia organizations and individuals. I find it absolutely remarkable that James Comey head of the FBI outsourced his job to CrowdStrike.
What Is CrowdStrike? Firm Hired By DNC Has Ties To Hillary Clinton, A Ukrainian Billionaire, And Google

For all that...there still is no missing server...and in fact no server at all. It's a CLOUD you morons

And it's not a cloud in Ukraine

What Is "the Cloud" — and Where Is It? - Gizmodo
What Is "the Cloud" — and Where Is It?
If your data lives "in the cloud," it actually lives on a company's server, and you more or less pay a membership fee to work in that company's sandbox.

now, who’s the moron?

 

[Dick Foster]

Oh

Lol, might want to tell the Dems not to call it a server then-

“The DNC says it cooperated with the FBI, providing information on the server through a third-party vendor.”


oh, and by the way, that third party vendor just happened to be crowdstrike that fumbled a report on Russian hacking where they asserted that Russians hacked into a Ukrainian artillery app, resulting in heavy losses of howitzers in Ukraine’s war with Russian-backed separatists.



Yaroslav Sherstyuk, maker of the Ukrainian military app in question, called the company’s report “delusional” in a Facebook post. CrowdStrike never contacted him before or after its report was published, he told VOA.



VOA first contacted IISS in February to verify the alleged artillery losses. Officials there initially were unaware of the CrowdStrike assertions. After investigating, they determined that CrowdStrike misinterpreted their data and hadn’t reached out beforehand for comment or clarification.



CrowdStrike declined to answer VOA’s written questions about the Ukraine report, and Alperovitch canceled a March 15 interview on the topic. In a December statement to VOA’s Ukrainian Service, spokeswoman Ilina Dimitrova defended the company’s conclusions.

Seems like pretty extraordinary incompetence. Either that, or something else was potentially at play; namely, a desire to push the narrative that Russia hacked the DNC, irrespective of the facts.

The whole things gets even more disturbing the more you look.

For example, Counterpunch put out a very important article earlier today on the topic, adding several crucial nuggets of information.

First there’s this:

The investigation methods used to come to the conclusion that the Russian Government led the hacks of the DNC, Clinton Campaign Chair John Podesta, and the DCCC were further called into question by a recent BuzzFeed report by Jason Leopold, who has developed a notable reputation from leading several non-partisan Freedom of Information Act lawsuits for investigative journalism purposes. On March 15 that the Department of Homeland Security released just two heavily redacted pages of unclassified information in response to an FOIA request for definitive evidence of Russian election interference allegations. Leopold wrote, “what the agency turned over to us and Ryan Shapiro, a PhD candidate at MIT and a research affiliate at Harvard University, is truly bizarre: a two-page intelligence assessment of the incident, dated Aug. 22, 2016, that contains information DHS culled from the internet. It’s all unclassified — yet DHS covered nearly everything in wide swaths of black ink. Why? Not because it would threaten national security, but because it would reveal the methods DHS uses to gather intelligence, methods that may amount to little more than using Google.”

That’s weird enough, but it gets far stranger. For example:

In lieu of substantive evidence provided to the public that the alleged hacks which led to Wikileaks releases of DNC and Clinton Campaign Manager John Podesta’s emails were orchestrated by the Russian Government, CrowdStrike’s bias has been cited as undependable in its own assessment, in addition to its skeptical methods and conclusions. The firm’s CTO and co-founder, Dmitri Alperovitch, is a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, a think tank with openly anti-Russian sentiments that is funded by Ukrainian billionaire Victor Pinchuk, who also happened to donate at least $10 million to the Clinton Foundation.



In 2013, the Atlantic Council awarded Hillary Clinton it’s Distinguished International Leadership Award. In 2014, the Atlantic Council hosted one of several events with former Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, who took over after pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych was ousted in early 2014, who now lives in exile in Russia.

Recall that the FBI was denied access to the DNC servers by the DNC itself, and simply agreed to rely on the results provided by CrowdStrike, which as you can see has ties to all sorts of anti-Russia organizations and individuals. I find it absolutely remarkable that James Comey head of the FBI outsourced his job to CrowdStrike.
What Is CrowdStrike? Firm Hired By DNC Has Ties To Hillary Clinton, A Ukrainian Billionaire, And Google

For all that...there still is no missing server...and in fact no server at all. It's a CLOUD you morons

And it's not a cloud in Ukraine

Really! Then in that case, care to check out the laws regarding guarding and protecting classified materials, shitforbrains? Me thinks the cloud as you call it doesn't qualify or meet any of the standards regarding security.
You really are stupid aren't ya. Maybe you'd do better and stay further ahead just to STFU.

 

[Lesh]

Really! Then in that case, care to check out the laws regarding guarding and protecting classified materials, shitforbrains? Me thinks the cloud as you call it doesn't qualify or meet any of the standards regarding security.
You really are stupid aren't ya. Maybe you'd do better and stay further ahead just to STFU.

WTF do you think you're babbling about?

 

[depotoo]

Really! Then in that case, care to check out the laws regarding guarding and protecting classified materials, shitforbrains? Me thinks the cloud as you call it doesn't qualify or meet any of the standards regarding security.
You really are stupid aren't ya. Maybe you'd do better and stay further ahead just to STFU.

WTF do you think you're babbling about?

The babbling has been done by you. You are just too blind to see it.

 

[Crepitus]

Is not in Ukraine.

Is not missing

Is not a server


Trump’s ‘Missing DNC Server’ Is Neither Missing Nor a Server

So what is Billy the Bagman running around the world looking for?

Someone besides Zelensky to strong arm to help save Trump?

Lol, the tRumplings will never understand what "cloud based" means.

 

[Dick Foster]

Really! Then in that case, care to check out the laws regarding guarding and protecting classified materials, shitforbrains? Me thinks the cloud as you call it doesn't qualify or meet any of the standards regarding security.
You really are stupid aren't ya. Maybe you'd do better and stay further ahead just to STFU.

WTF do you think you're babbling about?

I am talking about securities laws and I know what they are. They provide for very stiff penalties for mishandling classified materials and oh BTW no allowances are made for intent or so called ignorance as you're scooled when your clearance is granted and you acknowledge that you're fully aware of proper procedures and the consequences of not following them. And I don't think it, I know it for an absolute fact as I've held such clearances myself.

 

[Seawytch]

Really! Then in that case, care to check out the laws regarding guarding and protecting classified materials, shitforbrains? Me thinks the cloud as you call it doesn't qualify or meet any of the standards regarding security.
You really are stupid aren't ya. Maybe you'd do better and stay further ahead just to STFU.

WTF do you think you're babbling about?

I am talking about securities laws and I know what they are. They provide for very stiff penalties for mishandling classified materials and oh BTW no allowances are made for intent or so called ignorance as you're scooled when your clearance is granted and you acknowledge that you're fully aware of proper procedures and the consequences of not following them. And I don't think it, I know it for an absolute fact as I've held such clearances myself.

Maybe you should talk to Trump then...

U.S. officials concerned Trump discussing sensitive information on unsecured cellphone

Trump’s iPhone Make Clinton’s Basement Server Look Like Fort Knox

 

[depotoo]

Is not in Ukraine.

Is not missing

Is not a server


Trump’s ‘Missing DNC Server’ Is Neither Missing Nor a Server

So what is Billy the Bagman running around the world looking for?

Someone besides Zelensky to strong arm to help save Trump?

Lol, the tRumplings will never understand what "cloud based" means.

Oh, really? Tell us allll about it then.

 

[depotoo]

Really! Then in that case, care to check out the laws regarding guarding and protecting classified materials, shitforbrains? Me thinks the cloud as you call it doesn't qualify or meet any of the standards regarding security.
You really are stupid aren't ya. Maybe you'd do better and stay further ahead just to STFU.

WTF do you think you're babbling about?

I am talking about securities laws and I know what they are. They provide for very stiff penalties for mishandling classified materials and oh BTW no allowances are made for intent or so called ignorance as you're scooled when your clearance is granted and you acknowledge that you're fully aware of proper procedures and the consequences of not following them. And I don't think it, I know it for an absolute fact as I've held such clearances myself.

Maybe you should talk to Trump then...

U.S. officials concerned Trump discussing sensitive information on unsecured cellphone

Trump’s iPhone Make Clinton’s Basement Server Look Like Fort Knox

Maybe you should read an article to its end-
NBC News has not confirmed aspects of that report.

 

[Norman]

Hillary bleach bit the emails, they are gone in the most striking obstruction of justice and destruction of evidence witnessed in the US government.

 

[Lesh]

I am talking about securities laws and I know what they are. They provide for very stiff penalties for mishandling classified materials and oh BTW no allowances are made for intent or so called ignorance as you're scooled when your clearance is granted and you acknowledge that you're fully aware of proper procedures and the consequences of not following them. And I don't think it, I know it for an absolute fact as I've held such clearances myself.

None of which has ANYTHING to do with the thread or the "server" dope

I guess you "scooled" yourself

Bad translator program?

 

[Norman]

I am talking about securities laws and I know what they are. They provide for very stiff penalties for mishandling classified materials and oh BTW no allowances are made for intent or so called ignorance as you're scooled when your clearance is granted and you acknowledge that you're fully aware of proper procedures and the consequences of not following them. And I don't think it, I know it for an absolute fact as I've held such clearances myself.

None of which has ANYTHING to do with the thread or the "server" dope

I guess you "scooled" yourself

Bad translator program?

The server with classified information that Hillary deleted.

 

[Lesh]

I am talking about securities laws and I know what they are. They provide for very stiff penalties for mishandling classified materials and oh BTW no allowances are made for intent or so called ignorance as you're scooled when your clearance is granted and you acknowledge that you're fully aware of proper procedures and the consequences of not following them. And I don't think it, I know it for an absolute fact as I've held such clearances myself.

None of which has ANYTHING to do with the thread or the "server" dope

I guess you "scooled" yourself

Bad translator program?

The server with classified information that Hillary deleted.

That AIN'T the server that the Orange Criminal has Billy the Bagman running around the world looking for dope.

Keep up

By the way...Trump's State Department just exonerated Hillary.

There are threads on that subject. Take your bullshit there

 

[depotoo]

I am talking about securities laws and I know what they are. They provide for very stiff penalties for mishandling classified materials and oh BTW no allowances are made for intent or so called ignorance as you're scooled when your clearance is granted and you acknowledge that you're fully aware of proper procedures and the consequences of not following them. And I don't think it, I know it for an absolute fact as I've held such clearances myself.

None of which has ANYTHING to do with the thread or the "server" dope

I guess you "scooled" yourself

Bad translator program?

The server with classified information that Hillary deleted.

That AIN'T the server that the Orange Criminal has Billy the Bagman running around the world looking for dope.

Keep up

By the way...Trump's State Department just exonerated Hillary.

There are threads on that subject. Take your bullshit there

Trump’s state dept? You really are naive.

 

[Lesh]

Trump’s state dept? You really are naive.

Is Pompeo now a "Deep Stater"?