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Just curious: what's the os and email server used in this "basement server"?

• mtgx 11y ago
  > He also identifies the server routed to and from mail.clintonemail.com as a " Windows Server 2008 R2 with a valid SSL certificate," but that server, according to Mayer, is located at managed services company Internap. > Clinton's private email server was reconfigured again to use a Denver-based commercial email provider, MX Logic, which is now owned by McAfee Inc., a top internet security company. Except MX Logic isn't a "commercial email provider," it's a service that offers spam and virus filtering for email, very similar to Google's own Postini service. One of my friends who runs an ISP offers both Postini and MX Logic to customers but recommends MX Logic because he says the spam management is better. http://www.zdnet.com/article/clintons-little-email-fuss-beyond-servers-in-the-basement/ http://www.zdnet.com/article/clintons-little-email-fuss-beyo...
  • ryanlol 11y ago
    Wow, that's actually even worse than I'd first thought. They didn't even have physical control over the server? So anyone could've exploited internaps vulnerable ubersmith install and asked them to boot clintons box into recovery.
    • basch 11y ago
      sending classified state secrets through a third party spam filter? that almost makes the "server in a basement" a bit of a fib. her emails were flowing through some private companies network first.