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Originally Posted by Guest
Ignorant is your reply. Having had spend the better part of two decades in "server land", and having to follow HIPAA, SoX and many other regulations - NO WAY you can search 650,000 emails in a week, let alone a year. IF all you were doing was a Boolean keyword search - sure. But, certainly not context of content. Sorry Libs - yoru excuses are as thin as Hillary s disease riddled skin.
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The technology news outlet also interviewed an anonymous former FBI forensics experts who said the agent reviewed larger collections of data even faster than the current case.
“You can triage a dataset like this in a much shorter amount of time,” the agent told Wired, according to the report. “We’d routinely collect terabytes of data in a search. I’d know what was important before I left the guy’s house.”
How the FBI might have processed 650,000 emails in Clinton probe - CBS News
The former agent also said that the FBI has tools that can sift out classified documents, which the agent said is similar to software used to detect plagiarism.
Both sources told Wired that investigations can filter out emails by targeting “to” and “from” as well as filtering out duplicates.