> Passwords are often sent in the clear, too. So > anybody able to snoop the network, can capture > the passwords. They're often /only/ hidden from > the person typing them in. A bit OT, but in this line, does anyone have experience with Anonymizer using SSH1 on the Amiga? It would seem a good way to prevent anyone on the cable loop from sniffing out a pw or any other sensitive info. I asked this question recently on c.s.a.n with no responce, perhaps because I masked my email to prevent junk mail. Douglas Rudd -- To unsubscribe send "unsubscribe miami-talk-ml" to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". For help on list commands send "help" to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
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