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Re: POP3 passwords
From: "Simon Garner" <sgarner () expio co nz>
Date: Wed, 22 Oct 2003 10:23:06 +1300
On Wednesday, October 22, 2003 7:59 AM [GMT+1200=NZT], Francisco Andrades <fandrades () nextj com> wrote:
Steve McLaughlin wrote:Would it be possible to spoof the IP of the POP3 server to the mail client over the internet from a dummy mail server, using say, Packit, and then, sniff the packets hitting the LAN card?100% doable. In fact you can use ARP spoofing to redirect any communication through a sniffer. That includes telnet, ftp, POP3, IMAP, TLS/SSL, SSH (of course, in the case of secure protocols it's of no use because you receive encrypted streams).
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Current thread:
- Re: POP3 passwords, (continued)
- Re: POP3 passwords Francisco Andrades (Oct 20)
- Re: POP3 passwords Simon Gray (Oct 20)
- Re: POP3 passwords Francisco Andrades (Oct 20)
- Re: POP3 passwords Todd Troxell (Oct 20)
- Re: POP3 passwords JGrimshaw (Oct 20)
- Re: POP3 passwords Hendra Santosa (Oct 21)
- RE: POP3 passwords Dave Killion (Oct 20)
- Re: POP3 passwords Meritt James (Oct 20)
- RE: POP3 passwords Steve McLaughlin (Oct 21)
- Re: POP3 passwords Francisco Andrades (Oct 21)
- Re: POP3 passwords Simon Garner (Oct 21)
- RE: POP3 passwords Golden_Eternity (Oct 22)
- RE: POP3 passwords Chris Merkel (Oct 20)
- RE: POP3 passwords Keller, Tim (Oct 20)
- Re: FW: POP3 passwords Sec1 (Oct 20)
- RE: POP3 passwords Dave Killion (Oct 21)
- Re: POP3 passwords Phillip McCollum (Oct 22)