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CLINTONEMAIL.COM SYSTEM: The FBI is looking into Mrs Clinton's homebrew server after officials said classified information might have been compromised.
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IN the Wild West world of cyberspace, could a semi-secret private email server be more secure than a government system? Not likely.

US federal agencies are under intense scrutiny for failing to fend off hackers in several major cyberattacks, including an intrusion at the...

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