National Security Agency (NSA) director Michael S. Rogers adamantly refused on Thursday to say whether Hillary Clinton’s private email server was ever hacked.
“It’s something I’m just not going to get into,” Rogers told Yahoo! News’ Michael Isikoff when asked in an interview if Clinton’s server was ever compromised.
Clinton’s off-the-books email system involved a personal email account, personal BlackBerry and private server. The latter was housed in her Chappaqua, N.Y. home and managed by State Department information technology specialist Bryan Pagliano
State Department officials outside of Clinton’s inner circle were reportedly not aware of Clinton’s server until two years into her tenure. That suggests that the system did not have the same round-the-clock maintenance and monitoring as the State Department’s email systems, putting it at increased risk of being breached.
Clinton and her campaign have repeatedly claimed that there is “no evidence” that the server was hacked. And according to The New York Times, the FBI has reviewed security logs provided by Pagliano and have found no evidence of a hack.
“It’s something I’m just not going to get into,” Rogers told Yahoo! News’ Michael Isikoff when asked in an interview if Clinton’s server was ever compromised.
Clinton’s off-the-books email system involved a personal email account, personal BlackBerry and private server. The latter was housed in her Chappaqua, N.Y. home and managed by State Department information technology specialist Bryan Pagliano
State Department officials outside of Clinton’s inner circle were reportedly not aware of Clinton’s server until two years into her tenure. That suggests that the system did not have the same round-the-clock maintenance and monitoring as the State Department’s email systems, putting it at increased risk of being breached.
Clinton and her campaign have repeatedly claimed that there is “no evidence” that the server was hacked. And according to The New York Times, the FBI has reviewed security logs provided by Pagliano and have found no evidence of a hack.
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