Hunter Biden’s notorious “Laptop from Hell” contains Department of Defense “encryption keys,” according to an expert investigator who is examining its contents.
Democrat President Joe Biden’s son abandoned the MacBook Pro laptop at a computer repair store in Delaware.
Sam Faddis, a retired CIA Operations Officer who served in the Near East and South Asia, is conducting a deep analysis of the laptop’s hard drive.
On Sunday, Faddis disclosed that “the ongoing analysis of the hard drive of Hunter Biden’s laptop” revealed the Defense Department encryption keys.
Faddis is warning that this is not an insignificant find: “These keys allow access to DOD email accounts and databases.”
As is characteristic of Hunter Biden from what we know of him already, he didn’t just dabble; he went all in.
“The exact number of these keys is still unknown. There may be dozens.”
However, it is unclear why Hunter Biden, who has never been a Defense Department employee, had any of these encryption keys at all?
Since Hunter Biden has so many relatives, friends, and associates at the highest levels of government, we will probably never get the full answer to that question.
But this is no innocuous oversight.
Faddis explains that “the keys are known more formally as ‘root encryption certificates.’
“Some of them appear to have unusually long expiration dates with many lasting twenty years or more.
“Such keys should not be present on a personal laptop of any kind, and there is no known reason that Hunter Biden would be in possession of them at all.”
No known reason. But Hunter Biden is a man with connections.
Those connections are for the most part still in power, and they have demonstrated that they’re more interested in seeing this revelation go away than they are in finding out why Hunter had the encryption keys.
Faddis noted that “the keys were discovered only recently by Jack Maxey’s technical team working in Switzerland.
“Shortly after the discovery of the keys Maxey contacted the U.S. Embassy in Switzerland and reported that he had information that might compromise American national security and would like to talk to someone in the Regional Security Office to report what he had learned.
“His contact information was taken by the person with whom he spoke, but no one has ever called back to obtain the information in his possession.”
Faddis reports that “an IT technical expert advising Maxey’s team has speculated that the keys present on Hunter’s laptop might have allowed Hunter to create throwaway email accounts on DOD servers and thereby route personal and business communications through those servers to escape detection.
“Such an arrangement would be in effect a much more sophisticated version of Hillary Clinton’s use of her ‘homebrew’ server to evade monitoring of her communications while she was Secretary of State.”
Clinton apparently wanted to keep some of her communications from becoming public, but what was Hunter Biden trying to hide?
Faddis points out that the FBI has had Hunter’s laptop “since well before the 2020 election.”
Therefore, “if the information currently in Maxey’s possession from DOD is correct and encryption keys giving access to DOD systems were still active until Maxey and his team discovered their presence and reported them, that would seem to suggest strongly that the FBI has never bothered to investigate what is on the hard drive.”
In November 2021, Victor Davis Hanson noted that the FBI “has lost all credibility as a disinterested investigatory agency.”
This came after revelations that “the agency was allegedly investigating moms and dads worried about the teaching of critical race theory in their kids’ schools.”
Before that, the FBI was active in the plot to frame Trump for Russian collusion: it “submitted inaccurate requests for warrants to a FISA court.
“Elements of one affidavit to surveil Trump supporter Carter Page were forged by FBI lawyer Kevin Clinesmith, who later pleaded guilty to a felony.
“The FBI hired the disreputable ex-British spy Christopher Steele as a contractor, while he was peddling his fantasy — the Clinton-bought dossier — to Obama government officials and the media.”
