Last week, even while Clinton was defending her decision to delete her
e-mail, the State Department was quietly shutting down its servers in an
attempt to clean them, once and for all, of the Russian malware that has
plagued the whole system
<http://www.buzzfeed.com/hayesbrown/state-department-finally-cleans-malware-from-emails-four-mon#.isVEk3YaX>
for months. Although the department’s deliberately low-key statement framed
this as a “planned outage,” other sources told ABC News
<http://abcnews.go.com/US/state-dept-shuts-email-cyber-attack/story?id=29624866>
that it was dealing with one of the most serious security breaches in the
department’s history. Maybe it would have been marginally easier for
foreign governments to read Clinton’s e-mail on a private server, but it
doesn’t sound like they would have had that much more trouble if she’d been
using the same system as everybody else.

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