Curiousor and Curiousor….

Chuck Ross at the Daily Caller shares insight from an IT Security Analyst who appeared on Greta Van Susteren’s TV show to discuss the actual location of the ip address identified for the Clinton email server.

Cyber-security expert Vinny Troia told Fox News’ Greta Van Susteren on Tuesday that he traced the IP address of the server Hillary Clinton used to host the private email account she used as secretary of state to a government building in the heart of New York City.

“I did read reports that [the server] was at her house, but when we traced the IP address it came back to the city office here in downtown Manhattan,” Troia told Van Susteren.

Troia is CEO of the IT consulting firm Night Lion Security.

The exact location of Clinton’s server has been a mystery, though after The Associated Press reported on its existence last week it was assumed by many to have been kept at her Chappaqua, N.Y. residence. The AP reported that the server was registered to that location and to a longtime Clinton associate.

[…] Clinton said in the press conference that the email server was safe and secure “on property guarded by Secret Service.” But she also said that it will remain private and that she will not turn it over to the State Department.

“Assuming that the city officials did set this up, they would have the facilities in their building to set this up,” Troia told Van Susteren. “It’s not a small thing to have at your house. So you would need a pretty large Internet connection to keep it up to make sure it doesn’t go down.”

Van Susteren was clearly intrigued by the revelation.

She asked if the IP address was traced back to the headquarters of the Clinton Foundation, the family’s global charity.

Troia said it was not.

Instead, using Google Maps, Troia found that the latitude and longitude for the building came up in downtown Manhattan.

“It was a city of New York officials’ building,” he said.

[…] Troia said that there was “absolutely no question” that the IP address would be traced to that address. (read more)

The ip address does indeed trace to this exact address – VIEW IT HERE

Curiousor and Curiousor….

….. and then there’s THIS.