<p>As I wrote last month, the US government has extradited a famous Romanian hacker in an effort to prove without a doubt that Hillary&rsquo;s insecure homebrew server was hacked by a third party. ;</p>
<p>The hacker, who goes by the name &ldquo;Guccifer,&rdquo; has been involved in numerous high-level security breaches in the past. This time, he stands accused of hacking into Sidney Blumenthal&rsquo;s email account during Hillary&rsquo;s time as Secretary of State.</p>
<p>The 44-year-old hacker claims that he hacked into Hilary&rsquo;s account in 2013. &ldquo;For me it was easy,&rdquo; he said. &ldquo;For me, for <strong>everybody</strong>.&rdquo; ;Guccifer will soon stand trial in Alexandria, Virginia for his cybercrimes, but is aiding the FBI in hopes of reducing his sentence. ;</p>
<p>This week, <em>Fox News</em> was permitted a few phone calls with the hacker. When asked how many times he accessed Hillary&rsquo;s server, Guccifer replied, &ldquo;&hellip;like twice. I was not paying attention. For me it was not like the Hillary Clinton server. It was like an email server she and others were using with political voting stuff.&rdquo;</p>
<p><em>Guccifer thought the emails dry and boring, finding nothing embarrassing or salacious enough to share. ;</em></p>
<p>Despite the fact that the FBI has so far been unable to disprove or confirm Guccifer&rsquo;s claims, Hillary continues to deny all accusations, saying it is &ldquo;unfathomable&rdquo; that Guccifer could have gained access to her account. ;</p>
<p>&ldquo;Unfortunately in this community a lot of people make up stories and it&rsquo;s hard to know what&rsquo;s really true until you get into the forensics information and get hard facts,&rdquo; says Bob Gourley, a former chief technology officer for the Defense Intelligence Agency. Gourley believes that ;Guccifer&rsquo;s claims are plausible.</p>
<p>&ldquo;The Blumenthal account gave [Guccifer] a road map to get to the Clinton server&hellip;You get a foothold in one system. You get intelligence from that system, and then you start to move,&rdquo; adds cybersecurity expert Morgan Wright. ;</p>
<p>Guccifer admits he had to guess the answers to ;security questions in order to gain access to Blumenthal&rsquo;s account. He then used that ;account as a stepping stone to access Hillary&rsquo;s: &ldquo;For example, when Sidney Blumenthal got an email, I checked the email pattern from Hillary Clinton, from Colin Powell, from anyone else to find out the originating IP&hellip;When they send a letter, the email header is the originating IP usually.&rdquo; ;</p>
<p>He then used an &ldquo;IP scanner&rdquo; along with other web programs to discover which ports were open and whether the server was &ldquo;alive.&rdquo; As Guccifer progressed, he found that <strong>he wasn&rsquo;t alone.</strong> ;&ldquo;As far as I remember, yes, there were&hellip;up to 10, like IPs from other parts of the world.&rdquo;  ;</p>
<p>Guccifer isn&rsquo;t a top-notch programmer. He doesn&#8217;t have support from a foreign intelligence service. My point here is that if this nut considers it &ldquo;easy&rdquo; to break in to Hillary&rsquo;s private server, it&rsquo;s all but certain that the Chinese, Russians, and others were reading her emails too. ;</p>
<p>The former Secretary of State&rsquo;s secret server held more than 2,000 emails considered &ldquo;classified&rdquo; and an additional 22 deemed &ldquo;TOP SECRET.&rdquo; ;If Guccifer is convicted for hacking into Hillary&rsquo;s email account, we will have proof that she was hacked by a third party &#8211; ;which could mean Hillary is indicted as well. ;</p>
<p><strong>Editor&#8217;s note</strong>: This guy is pretty close to the lowest rung of hackers.</p>