[Travis McGee]

Up your alley ping

[Joe Brower]

Email hosting and IP routing isn't my main forte. That said, I'd say that this writer's points are spot on. Things have changed and gotten more complicated since the late 90s, to be sure, but his two basic points still stand true:

1) The IP channels to this email host were not secure.

2) The server itself was not secure.

Just item 1 is enough to compromise any and all transmissions, since the right spyware at the ISPs hub could sniff and copy every packet sent in real-time to a separate location for storage. The NSA uses this already, with the ISPs complicity; foreign actors would have to sneak this in, and do.

[CodeToad]

Her server was no doubt completely unsecure. She was using it so transact bribes from foreign donors.