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Hillary Clinton emails increasingly classified; 1 in 20 messages contained secrets - Washington Times
More than 5 percent of the latest batch of emails from former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, released Wednesday, contain classified information — or twice the rate of the previous releases, raising tricky questions about whether the department is finding more secrets or being more thorough in screening the messages.
The emails also show an effort to hack into Mrs. Clinton’s personal account by sending her fake traffic tickets with a Trojan horse file attached. If she had clicked on the file, the hackers could have gained access to her computer.
All told, at least 400 messages out of nearly 12,000 emails released so far contain information that the government now deems classified.
But 214 of those messages came in the latest batch of 3,869 messages, for a classification rate of 5.5 percent.
The messages were not marked classified at the time they were sent — usually in 2010 or 2011, for the latest batch — but the government has gone back and determined that they contained information that shouldn’t be public.
Top Secret rated secure servers don't get phishing and spam emails BullWinkle.. And it's a LOT more than 2 classified messages in question. Why did you ever sell your brain to scam artists like Politico? You need to broaden your reading unless you enjoy mental bondage..
More than 5 percent of the latest batch of emails from former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, released Wednesday, contain classified information — or twice the rate of the previous releases, raising tricky questions about whether the department is finding more secrets or being more thorough in screening the messages.
The emails also show an effort to hack into Mrs. Clinton’s personal account by sending her fake traffic tickets with a Trojan horse file attached. If she had clicked on the file, the hackers could have gained access to her computer.
All told, at least 400 messages out of nearly 12,000 emails released so far contain information that the government now deems classified.
But 214 of those messages came in the latest batch of 3,869 messages, for a classification rate of 5.5 percent.
The messages were not marked classified at the time they were sent — usually in 2010 or 2011, for the latest batch — but the government has gone back and determined that they contained information that shouldn’t be public.
Top Secret rated secure servers don't get phishing and spam emails BullWinkle.. And it's a LOT more than 2 classified messages in question. Why did you ever sell your brain to scam artists like Politico? You need to broaden your reading unless you enjoy mental bondage..