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Re: Not so much a bug as a warning of new brute force attack
From: Albert-Lunde () nwu edu (Albert Lunde)
Date: Tue, 4 Jun 1996 19:50:41 -0500
My solution was to decouple the POP passwords from the account passwords by having a separate POP password file. However, isn't there a safer way of sending passwords over the network?
There's the APOP extension which uses MD5 hashes, and I think another which allows use of any IMAP autorization extension, plus there is some sort of kerberized pop. (I think commercial Eudora supports APOP and kerberos.) -- Albert Lunde Albert-Lunde () nwu edu
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- Re: Not so much a bug as a warning of new brute force attack, (continued)
- Re: Not so much a bug as a warning of new brute force attack Bill Broadley (Jun 03)
- Re: Not so much a bug as a warning of new brute force attack Brian Tao (Jun 08)
- Re: Not so much a bug as a warning of new brute force attack Paul D. Robertson (Jun 09)
- Re: Not so much a bug as a warning of new brute force attack Stefan Hudson (Jun 03)
- Re: Not so much a bug as a warning of new brute force attack Seguridad (Jun 03)
- Re: Not so much a bug as a warning of new brute force attack Thomas Roessler (Jun 03)
- Re: Not so much a bug as a warning of new brute force attack Andrew Macpherson (Jun 04)
- Re: Not so much a bug as a warning of new brute force attack John Orthoefer (Jun 04)
- Re: Not so much a bug as a warning of new brute force attack Don Lewis (Jun 04)
- Re: Not so much a bug as a warning of new brute force attack Dave Hayes (Jun 04)
- Re: Not so much a bug as a warning of new brute force attack Albert Lunde (Jun 04)
- Re: Not so much a bug as a warning of new brute force attack der Mouse (Jun 05)
- Re: Not so much a bug as a warning of new brute force attack der Mouse (Jun 09)
- Re: Not so much a bug as a warning of new brute force attack Brian Tao (Jun 09)