Also, don't forget that the route negotiation protocol is mostly unsecured. As we have seen in the past, it is very easy for a 3rd party to (accidentally or int

Also, don't forget that the route negotiation protocol is mostly unsecured. As we have seen in the past, it is very easy for a 3rd party to (accidentally or intentionally) redirect traffic through its routers. In practice this means you have to consider the possibility that anyone on the entire internet can inspect your traffic. Traffic from your home in Seattle to Google's west coast data center? For all you know it could be going via Moscow.