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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: I worked on the DNC IT Department(db specialist) during the 2004 election. My opinion on the breach: [View all]Thespian2
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I worked on the DNC IT Department(db specialist) during the 2004 election. My opinion on the breach: [View all]
bobbobbins01
Dec 2015
OP
I don't have a link but I heard that as well. I I remember the system was being worked on
napi21
Dec 2015
#132
An outage notification should have been sent out and all access denied during that time frame..
frylock
Dec 2015
#75
It is simple safe practice to have removed external access until patched and PROPERLY TESTED
newthinking
Dec 2015
#98
And that he apparently asked others to do stuff to prove the breach using their real email addresses
Jarqui
Dec 2015
#35
If they got the email addresses this time, why wouldn't they have them from 8 weeks ago?
Jarqui
Dec 2015
#41
What do you want to bet that the security logs from October have been overwritten?
frylock
Dec 2015
#79
Maybe their user access didn't give them access to it. It wasn't like they defined their own
valerief
Dec 2015
#87
I would like to add that every software vendor I have ever felt with says the same
LiberalArkie
Dec 2015
#8
I go to my boss and say "our data was compromised ... there was a security glitch"
Jarqui
Dec 2015
#127
Try reading all those words. I know there's a lot of them, but I'm sure you can get through it.
jeff47
Dec 2015
#11
Jesus, present a well-reasoned and thoughtful analysis by someone with real world experience
dorkzilla
Dec 2015
#42
That's so funny. Too much information, not enough talking point invective? Facts which might get
Bluenorthwest
Dec 2015
#17
DNC/DWS is "in the bag for Clinton". <-this is a very commonplace supposition
99th_Monkey
Dec 2015
#27
I am a security professional that deals with these types of data loss incidents.
Maedhros
Dec 2015
#33
For sensitive systems, there is usually a notice that is displayed when logging on.
Maedhros
Dec 2015
#76
I do appreciate your taking the time and making the effort to explain this here
Samantha
Dec 2015
#44
Who cares about facts and evidence? It's gotten the obligatory "Head in Sand" 220 recs dammit!
Number23
Dec 2015
#143
Yep. It's like these sudden "poc" that suddenly felt compelled to out themselves when the issue of
Number23
Dec 2015
#145
Your whole post is predicated on a point that isn't supported by published reports.
pnwmom
Dec 2015
#65
They alerted the DNC to a previous glitch, but I've never seen them say this door was open
pnwmom
Dec 2015
#105
The door was not sitting open the whole time. And Uretsky knew very well he wasn't allowed
pnwmom
Dec 2015
#113
But you don't check your data by going into your competitor's data and downloading their files.
pnwmom
Dec 2015
#118
And that worked really well when they first found the security flaw in October.
valerief
Dec 2015
#126
"Admitted to"? The Sanders campaign SHOULD have, if they couldn't get the DNC to do anything.
pnwmom
Dec 2015
#130
Yes, I heard him say it on a clip. This could have been a non-issue if he hadn't told the press. nt
valerief
Dec 2015
#131
1 of the first reasonable analyses.. pretty clear that DWS is overstepping & hurting Democrats
highprincipleswork
Dec 2015
#73
We know they are desperate to find dirt on Bernie's campaign, it's no surprise that they would leap
GoneFishin
Dec 2015
#74
Hillary supporters, where are your rationalizations for this one? But then again,
Indepatriot
Dec 2015
#119
One explanation for checking vulnerability of Hillary's info was to see if breach was "selective"...
cascadiance
Dec 2015
#136