Within the Hillary Clinton email storm of controversy emerges another potentially major security threat: Clinton’s private server—which she has come under fire for using for personal and work-related emails—could have been compromised by Chinese hackers, experts say.
For three months at the start of her term as secretary of state in 2009, Clinton’s server was not encrypted, leaving it vulnerable to eavesdropping by hackers.
And according to her travel history, on Feb. 20 that year, she took an inopportune two-day business trip to Beijing while her email was still unprotected.
