Now, now, I didn't say I am qualified to do this.  I'm not.  But I think it's important to do this.I just found this article about the history of Hillary's server, which is interesting.http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/09/30/its-alive-fbi-files-reveal-how-cl...            Jim Bell × From: Cari Machet To: jim bell Cc: cpunks Sent: Friday, September 30, 2016 6:05 PM Subject: Re: Attempt to re-create and test Hillary's email server for security? Yay not many people have the brain capacity you do jim so thats why no one is doing that level of work On Oct 1, 2016 3:27 AM, "jim bell" wrote: I wonder if somebody has attempted to re-create the software suite used to make Hillary Clinton's email server, fill it with dummy (test) data, and place it online, and challenge the world to try to crack it.  Too often I've heard the comment out of Hillary's camp, 'There is no evidence anybody hacked the server', more or less.  Such a claim seems obviously questionable to me.  They are already admitted that various somebodies TRIED to hack the server, and that those running that server were aware of these attempts, and then shut the server down for a few minutes as a consequence.  But whether anybody succeeded, I don't know.  It would be useful to actually show that such a server could be successfully hacked.             Jim Bell Here's an example of discussion of study of her server, mostly in order to retrieve or re-create the seemingly lost emails.  What they are not describing is what I advocate:  Implement a recreation suitable to expose it to the world, challenging the world to crack it. http://www.motherjones.com/ politics/2015/08/hillary- clinton-emails-server-fbi ×

On 09/30/2016 08:47 PM, John Newman wrote:

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On Sep 30, 2016, at 8:16 PM, jim bell wrote:

I wonder if somebody has attempted to re-create the software suite used to make Hillary Clinton's email server, fill it with dummy (test) data, and place it online, and challenge the world to try to crack it. Too often I've heard the comment out of Hillary's camp, 'There is no evidence anybody hacked the server', more or less. Such a claim seems obviously questionable to me. They are already admitted that various somebodies TRIED to hack the server, and that those running that server were aware of these attempts, and then shut the server down for a few minutes as a consequence. But whether anybody succeeded, I don't know. It would be useful to actually show that such a server could be successfully hacked.

Jim Bell

Here's an example of discussion of study of her server, mostly in order to retrieve or re-create the seemingly lost emails. What they are not describing is what I advocate: Implement a recreation suitable to expose it to the world, challenging the world to crack it.

http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2015/08/hillary-clinton-emails-server-fb...

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If there isn't a data dump soon of shit exfiltrated from her server then it probably wasn't hacked...

Inside job?

John