Re: Outlook related idiot-question

[Jose Maria Jimenez <jose.m.jimenez () SELESTA ES>]

You can sniff the pass code just using RELAYTCP command prompt program.
http://www.dlcsistemas.com/html/relay_tcp.html

Change config on Outlook to point to 127.0.0.1 to read POP3 messages,
then execute on a command line,

RELAYTCP 110 destination 110 -d

where destination is your server's POP3 host.

Execute your Outlook program and read your mail.
Then you will get on the same directory RELAYTCP was ran, a file or set of
files that contains the dump of the TCP/IP conversation.
Just read them !

At 21:08 2/5/2001 -0500, Jesper M. Johansson wrote:
> >how can I get outlook's passwords for pop accounts?
> >or how/where does it store them?
> >is there any program to execute on the machine with the accounts' passes I
> >want to get which will get'em and send'em to a mail address, leaving no
> >traces, and fast?
>
> Since POP3 and IMAP4 both use clear-text passwords, you'll have an easier
> time just sniffing them off the network than getting them from the registry,
> but if you care to try it, it is stored in
> HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\OMI Account
> Manager\Accounts\<profile name>
>
> JMJ


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