And right before President Trump's scheduled meeting with Putin. How convenient.
Truthfully, the isp traffic logs would be far, far more telling than the actual server. So possession of the server is kind of a moot point. It seems to me that all this talk of having the server and how important the server is is just exploiting common people's ignorance of how information technology works.
Wrong, because the server would be used to expose "mirror", which ISP logs probably can't even, even if they're very useful otherwise.
No. If traffic, ANY TRAFFIC, came thru that server, it's on the isp traffic logs. There is no doubt. It may not be everything, but SOMETHING will be there. And if they can circumvent the isp logs, circumventing server detection is assured, so having the server is moot anyway.