7;t trust and saying "Here, do with this what you will".
Of course, the reliable fix for this is for your local MTA or MUA to
implement Bcc: as a separate message transaction, because they are the
only trustworthy links in the message path.
-Rich
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malicious user should be
> able to steal other users' mail. I think.
If they can, then *that's* a flaw in the MTA, which should never
deliver into something that isn't owned by the recipient.
-Rich
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on't use The Bat, and I haven't been following this thread
closely, so I don't know if the updated RFCs actually clarify the
issue at hand, but they do clarify a lot of stuff that 821 and 822
were a little liberal on.)
-Rich
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-- Ric
ly crash the X
> applications running on them. Just my .02 --
That must have been a while ago. Both the Windows and MacOS versions of
MI/X from 1997 have host-based authentication.
-Rich
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Sysadmin/Programmer, Information
above
but the server keeps running fine.
-Rich
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Concordia University, Montreal, QC (514) 848-7625
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