Not to mention Hillary's email server. It was configured with a public login page that allowed her ( or anyone impersonating her ) to access the server from anywhere as long as they had the correct login and password.
And because she had no security certificates for the first 3 months, there was NO encryption. Thus, when she typed in her login and password, they were sent in the clear. All you need is a traffic sniffer on the network and you can be guaranteed that foreign governments have those running when she visits them. By they way, in the first 3 months she visited Japan, Indonesia, South Korea, China, Egypt, Israel, the Palestinian Authority, Belgium, Switzerland, Turkey and Mexico.
So for 3 months this opened the server to snooping, hacking, and spoofing. Without a certificate, there could easily have been a ‘man in the middle attack’ where they could easily intercept communications because they’re not being encrypted and impersonate her, changing emails sent from her to someone else, add attachments ( hidden keyloggers, spyware), and from there probe into the systems of every agency to which the emails were sent – including the White House.
Where did you learn about what I was suspecting.... she didn’t set up decent security.