Posted on 03/11/2015 8:50:12 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
Cyber-security expert Vinny Troia told Fox News’ Greta Van Susteren on Tuesday that he traced the IP address of the server Hillary Clinton used to host the private email account she used as secretary of state to a government building in the heart of New York City.
“I did read reports that [the server] was at her house, but when we traced the IP address it came back to the city office here in downtown Manhattan,” Troia told Van Susteren.
Troia is CEO of the IT consulting firm Night Lion Security.
The exact location of Clinton’s server has been a mystery, though after The Associated Press reported on its existence last week it was assumed by many to have been kept at her Chappaqua, N.Y. residence. The AP reported that the server was registered to that location and to a longtime Clinton associate......
....“Assuming that the city officials did set this up, they would have the facilities in their building to set this up,” Troia told Van Susteren. “It’s not a small thing to have at your house. So you would need a pretty large Internet connection to keep it up to make sure it doesn’t go down.”
Van Susteren was clearly intrigued by the revelation.
She asked if the IP address was traced back to the headquarters of the Clinton Foundation, the family’s global charity.
Troia said it was not.
Instead, using Google Maps, Troia found that the latitude and longitude for the building came up in downtown Manhattan.
“It was a city of New York officials’ building,” he said.
Troia provided a screen shot of a map of the location in a tweet he sent out after the interview with Van Susteren......
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Isn’t President Clinton’s office in a government building in Harlem?
I was wondering about that - hard to believe it was in her house.
We need to form a posse and hunt down and capture that there server.
Ping
If I were a journalist and assigned to Hillary! and her campaign or not-campaign, I would be at any function where she spoke and said anything and be the first to ask “and with regard to what you just said, how does this figure in with your email debacle?”
Minor details, you can’t expect Hillary to be knowledgeable about all this techy stuff...
/s
Old news, that IP address now pings in the Virgin Islands, where the Clinton Global Initiative Fund sits. Wouldn’t it be funny if the Clintons fled the country and asked for Asylum in the Virgins Islands now?
Isn't that where Carlos Danger lives?
Lies, lies, and more lies.
They need to put their “war room” back together to cover for all these lies.
It’s in a mobile vehicle. Van, limo etc used by the secret service so it and they can go with the Clintons wherever they go!
She mentioned that BILL had been on it previously before she was added.
It’s how they filter out any threats etc to the two and how the agents keep in contact with each other while they tour the globe
If it became public they vehicle would be a target of violence etc
You cannot, with any certainty, trace an IP address to any specific physical location.
It just don’t work that way.
People been watchin’ too much TV.
Big Fricking /s
It’s above my technical expertise - WAY above.
Well, grab it Congressman Gowdy before anyone else gets their hands on it.
I wonder how many millions per year the taxpayers were/are paying to support that server.
BS
So you would need a pretty large Internet connection to keep it up to make sure it doesn’t go down.
BS again
How does this square with numerous reports of it pinging in the Virgin Islands?
Greta said yesterday it’s costing the govt a lot of take Hillary’s 55,000 hard copy pages and scan them to make searchable. Somebody needs to ask her why on that one.
Not with certainty, no, but in this case, I think we can safely assume she wasn’t spoofing her IP address or anything like that. So, if you have the correct IP address, you could trace it to the provider, and the area in which that provider uses that address range, very easily. Beyond that, you would need some specific info that only the ISP has, which isn’t normally publicly available.
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