Posted on 08/02/2016 1:08:16 PM PDT by Innovative
Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign is holding a fundraiser at the Black Hat hacker conference this week in Las Vegas, amid an intense focus on how hackers are affecting the 2016 campaign. For anywhere from $100 to $2,700, donors can mingle on Wednesday with Michael Sulmeyer, a former top Defense Department cyber official who now heads the Harvard Kennedy School’s Belfer Center Cyber Security project (identified as the Clinton Campaign’s cybersecurity working group coordinator); former Homeland Security Department official Jake Braun (now CEO of Cambridge Global); and Black Hat founder Jeff Moss. Clinton’s cyber/tech platform has been greeted with a mix of praise and condemnation.
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Why would any hacker in their right mind donate to the woman who talked about wiping her server with a cloth?!?
Are these the hackers Comey is supposedly investigating?
“Why would any hacker in their right mind donate to the woman who talked about wiping her server with a cloth?!?”
Because they know she isn’t stupid, she just thinks we are.
Hunting for hackers who want to shred that Wicked Witch and turn her online presence into ads for lesbian porn....
She probably won’t get much $$$ or interest.
Most of Black Hat is made up by a mix of tech nerds, infiltrators and IT professionals.
Everyone of them knows Hillary is lying but don’t want to do prison time by saying it
I really wanted to go this year but had too much to do.
“Why would any hacker in their right mind donate to the woman who talked about wiping her server with a cloth?!?”
This morning I saw the Trump commercial on Fox news where they play a video of Hillary discussing outsourcing tech jobs to India and accepting bribes... oops, I mean contributions and speech fees in exchange.
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