Don’t forget the message-drop possibility.
Compose an e-mail on an account but don’t send it, leaving it as a draft. The recipient knows the log-in for that particular e-mail account, reads the message and responds in the draft.
Recipient’s computer keeps almost no record. Server operator can delete draft message with almost no trace. No record of e-mail sent or received.
Absolutely. I listed that possibility as I read about that last night.
Isn’t this scheme also a form of “dead-drop”?
A scheme used by a spy to send info to another?
Compose an e-mail on an account but don’t send it, leaving it as a draft. The recipient knows the log-in for that particular e-mail account, reads the message and responds in the draft.
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apparently personal email was used to write drafts....
Trey Gowdy GRILLS Dr Moure-Eraso For Using Personal Emails For Official Business
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtZWlNJ_e2Y
The fight over Hillary Clinton’s private email system is moving to the courts as a conservative legal activist presses for contempt proceedings against the former secretary of state and one of her top aides.
Longtime Clinton nemesis Larry Klayman filed motions late Thursday asking the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit to send two cases pending there back to lower courts so they can explore whether Clinton’s use of a private email account during her tenure as secretary led to incomplete and inaccurate responses from the State Department to Freedom of Information Act lawsuits. (Excerpt) Read more at politico.com ...