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Re: POP3 Security Issues
From: dreamwvr <dreamwvr () dreamwvr com>
Date: Mon, 30 Nov 1998 11:40:34 -0700
hi, is there a gnu freely available APOP server for linux, and Solaris2.x.x ??? if so does anyone know a reliable url to try it out. Also is netscape 4.x and Eudora 3.xx compliant to APOP server standard? Regards, dreamwvr () dreamwvr com At 01:10 PM 11/27/98 -0500, Frederick M Avolio wrote:
At 08:55 AM 11/16/98 -0500, mreiter () gwillness osd mil wrote:My users want to use POP3 over the internet to access their e-mail through our firewall. There is a POP3 proxy built in to the firewall (not currently on), but I am leery of ANY access through the firewall over the internet. Does anyone know of security issues surrounding this?1. Their email will be visible as it flows over the Internet. An encrypted connection protects this. 2. Their reusable password will be visable over the Internet unless you use APOP authentication (not bulletproof, but better than a reusable password). 3. They must be educated against using the usual PC email stations at conferences. These are wonderful places to find all sorts of email left behind by people who both sent and received email using them. Fred Avolio Consulting 16228 Frederick Road, PO Box 609, Lisbon, MD 21765 410-309-6910 (voice) 410-309-6911 (fax) http://www.avolio.com
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Current thread:
- Re: POP3 Security Issues, (continued)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Jason Axley (Dec 01)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Joseph S D Yao (Dec 02)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Doug Hughes (Dec 02)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Nicholas Brawn (Dec 03)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Adam Shostack (Dec 03)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Dave Roberts (Dec 03)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Pedro A M Vazquez (Dec 02)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Crispin Cowan (Dec 03)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Pedro A M Vazquez (Dec 04)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Crispin Cowan (Dec 03)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Markus Friedl (Dec 03)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues dreamwvr (Dec 01)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Frederick M Avolio (Dec 01)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Mookie (Dec 02)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues David Lang (Dec 01)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Rodney van den Oever (Dec 01)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Christopher Nielsen (Dec 02)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Bruce B. Platt (Dec 01)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Lart (Dec 01)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Rick Murphy (Dec 01)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues ark (Dec 02)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Joe LoBianco (Dec 02)
- Re: POP3 Security Issues Jason Axley (Dec 01)