Posted on Jul 24, 2017
EXCLUSIVE: FBI Seized Smashed Hard Drives From Wasserman Schultz IT Aide’s Home
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Now why would you smash a harddrive with a hammer, then keep the remnants hidden in the garage of a rental property?
EXCLUSIVE: FBI Seized Smashed Hard Drives From Wasserman Schultz IT Aide’s Home
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Right beside the Nixon tapes? This act would be even more evidence of collusion and cover up by the DNC.
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Insurance policy I guess. He probably knows a smashed drive can be reconstructed so smashing it in front of people but keeping the pieces might have served him well. You know a book deal too. Everyone wants a book deal.
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MSgt James Mullis
SGT Edward Wilcox - If there is one thing I've learned in my career it is to "never say never". Almost anything can be done if you throw enough money and labor at it.
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SGT Edward Wilcox
MCPO Roger Collins - MSgt James Mullis - Cpl Jeff N.
If the platters on the hard drives have been shattered, then even the FBI and NSA cannot retrieve the date from them. If they can, they don't just have mad skills, they have alien technology. If the outside of the drive has been smashed, but the platters are intact, then, yes, even if the circuit boards have been damaged, the data is retrievable.
I stand by my original statement, if the platters have been shattered, the data is gone.
If the platters on the hard drives have been shattered, then even the FBI and NSA cannot retrieve the date from them. If they can, they don't just have mad skills, they have alien technology. If the outside of the drive has been smashed, but the platters are intact, then, yes, even if the circuit boards have been damaged, the data is retrievable.
I stand by my original statement, if the platters have been shattered, the data is gone.
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MCPO Roger Collins
I tried to smash a hard drive with a sledge hammer. Barely dented it. Can't speak to discrete components, but it's easier said than done. Why would an IT expert keep these parts?
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MSgt Stephen Council
If you really want to erase a drive, stick it in the microwave. Gone, clean, unrecoverable. Also, the light show is awesome...of course the microwave is useless for anything but cleaning hard drives from that point on, unless you like chemicals in your food.
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Yet another reason that Wasserman-Shultz didn't want the FBI to inverstigate the hacking?
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MCPO Roger Collins
There is an E-6 sub sailor in prison for doing the same thing. He made a mistake by throwing it in the trash. Anyone that believes equal justice for all probably also believes in Unicorns.
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