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Industrial strength data-erasing software company BRAGS that Hillary Clinton used their product to 'wipe' her email server

    The software developer behind 'BleachBit' bragged that his application was used to permanently erase 33,000 of Hillary Clinton's
    Clinton joked about 'wiping' her server last year, playing dumb and asking reporters: 'Like with a cloth of something?'
    When a computer 'delete' files, their entries in a hard drive's directory are erased but the core data typically remains in place
    BleachBit 'zeroes out' the data itself so it can't be pieced back together again by hackers or forensic examiners

By David Martosko, Us Political Editor For Dailymail.com

Published: 14:32 EST, 26 August 2016 | Updated: 15:57 EST, 26 August 2016



A software company that sells a brute-force data erasure program is boasting that its technology gave Hillary Clinton the power to 'wipe' her private homebrew email server before it fell into the hands of the FBI.

Application developer Andrew Ziem wrote in a Thursday night press release that his BleachBit software prevented the FBI from accessing emails that Clinton deleted.

'Last year when Clinton was asked about wiping her email server, she joked, "Like with a cloth or something?" It turns out now that BleachBit was that cloth.'

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Didn't the computer forensics guys at the FBI recover much of what was "deleted"?

If so, doesn't reflect that well on the company in the article...