Security Basics mailing list archives
Re: Looking for information regarding the use of Skype in an Enterprise network
From: krymson () gmail com
Date: 20 Jan 2009 19:16:09 -0000
Also of note, the Skype client user password is stored on clear text in memory. I first saw this in the latest Hakin9 issue. Here is the quick version: http://secniche.org/skype_vul.html Is that a big deal? If you have good physical security, perhaps not. But it might be enough to be annoyed that even trusted admins can work late at night on a computer and glean an account whose password is likely the same as the network one, and then your whole trust system breaks down internally... Does this mean Skype sucks? Probably not, as I wonder (as the author does) whether other IM programs suffer the same issue.
Current thread:
- RE: Looking for information regarding the use of Skype in an Enterprise network, (continued)
- RE: Looking for information regarding the use of Skype in an Enterprise network Steve Armstrong (Jan 07)
- Re: Looking for information regarding the use of Skype in an Enterprise network Shawn Merdinger (Jan 07)
- Re: Looking for information regarding the use of Skype in an Enterprise network nnp (Jan 12)
- Re: Looking for information regarding the use of Skype in an Enterprise network rohnskii (Jan 07)
- Re: Looking for information regarding the use of Skype in an Enterprise network krymson (Jan 07)
- Re: Re: Looking for information regarding the use of Skype in an Enterprise network krymson (Jan 07)
- Re: Looking for information regarding the use of Skype in an Enterprise network rohnskii (Jan 08)
- Re: Looking for information regarding the use of Skype in an Enterprise network Shawn Merdinger (Jan 08)
- Re: Re: Looking for information regarding the use of Skype in an Enterprise network chmod1777 (Jan 08)
- Re: Looking for information regarding the use of Skype in an Enterprise network rohnskii (Jan 09)
- Re: Looking for information regarding the use of Skype in an Enterprise network krymson (Jan 20)