Re: Netaddress and amexmail

[jrvela () YAHOO COM (Jose Romeo Vela)]

It sounds like both interfaces use the same http cookies. Had you sent
the URL to your friends they would have not been able to login becuase
they would have had the cookies.

--- Arturo Busleiman <buanzox () USA NET> wrote:
> Hi people.
>
> I've been using NetAdress and AmexMail (actually, the same company)
> for a
> couple of years now. I have one account in each one.
>
> Well, the point is that today I decided to play a little:
>
> I logged into my AmexMail account. After a successfull login you are
> redirected to http://www.amexmail.com/tpl/Door/SomeUniqueID/Welcome
>
> Ok, I opened a second browser and cut&pasted that into this new
> browser
> window, BUT changing amexmail by netaddress. Results?
> I had my account opened in two different browser windows, with the
> small
> difference that the sessions were different. In one I had the
> amexmail
> user interface, and in the other I had the netaddress user interface.
> I had no friends online at that moment to send'em the URL to see if
> they
> could login without supplying the password.
>
> Ok, I now this is kind of stupid, but who knows?
>
> Bye
>
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=====
Regards.
Jose Romeo Vela http://www.geocities.com/yosemite/geyser/1286

jrvela () yahoo com

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