article_snippet: To say it wasn’t compromised is to say, "I don’t know it was compromised," ' Stewart Baker, an assistant secretary at the the Department of Homeland Security during George W. Bush's presidency told Politico. '
article_snippet: It would be pretty easy for a nation-state to compromise that account, and pretty easy to hide the fact that they had compromised that account,' " ' Stewart Baker, an assistant secretary at the the Department of Homeland Security during George W. Bush's presidency said.
article_snippet: I would not describe the number of emails as large, but the number of emails did have the occasion to email each other,' The White House spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters.
article_snippet: George W. Bush's’s actually very security conscious …
article_snippet: Still, Bruce Brody, a former chief information security officer at the Department of Energy who is now oversee secuirty at Cubic Global Defense, cautioned that even the most innocent of conversations between Clinton and Obama could be dangerous if Clinton and Obama fell into the wrong hands. '
article_snippet: There’s more intelligence in casual conversation than you might think, just because George W. Bush's’s the president of the damned United States,' Baker told the publication.
article_snippet: State Department, Chris Soghoian, principal technologist at the American Civil Liberties Union pointed out, has a full-time security team and the National Security Administration at State Department disposal. '
article_snippet: – State Department asked for these public records back.'
article_snippet: The former Obama administration official said Tuesday the server will remain out of the government's grasp, however. '
article_snippet: No one wants their personal email made public, and I think most people understand that and respect that privacy,' The former Obama administration official told reporters while explaining The former Obama administration official decision to toss emails The former Obama administration official didn't think were pertinent to national security.