It's relatively simple, actually. "Print" a password protected document to a pdf file and then send the pdf file to the server, which will then open up without the necessity of a password. The computer "believes" it's printing, but it's really copying. If you attempt to "copy" the document, the password protection will also be copied. Further more once it's in a pdf format it can be redacted to eliminate any unwanted information ... like the classification "heading", as well as the "source"! (What will not be changed will be the embedded metadata in the "file" showing the source of the creation of the "new file"!) You can't change or redact the heading on the password protected document.
Originally Posted by LexusLover
that sounds reasonable. no password, no problem! which means that Clinton's entire staff regularly circumvented proper security protocol. no wonder they are all lawyering up!
Mills is a real piece of work! she's now claiming attorney-client privilege when she was questioned. nice!
Pagliano is in danger of having his immunity agreement voided because he intends to "plead the 5th" .. even with immunity, while he has it.
wonderful crew Ms. Clinton surrounded herself with! let's vote them into the White House! NOT.