Conflating two completely different security issues about two completely different PEOPLE and two completely different sets of emails
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(Note: the biggest vulnerability of any email account is to phishing/social engineering, and that has nothing to do w where the server is)
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(And Trump is probably the most vulnerable elected official to a phishing/social engineering attack in recorded history thus far)
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He's still using his regular civilian phone, which isn't alarming just bc it has no added security provisions (though that is alarming)
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It's alarming bc it's a signal that he has an extremely low tolerance for inconvenience
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Extremely low tolerance for inconvenience = very ripe target for social engineering
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You could probably "hack" Trump just by getting his number and calling him pretending to be a person he's aware he's supposed to talk to
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(This is a prank random radio DJs have pulled off on important people all the time btw)
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I mean the thing is infosec sucks bc most people don't have a very high tolerance for inconvenience, especially not anyone who's busy
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HRC's actions re: email are exactly -- EXACTLY -- like those of any boss at any company I've ever worked at
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"Look, I have actual work to do, just get my email working" - an email that makes up like 95% of the emails IT people get from superiors
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