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 More options Jul 2 2007, 4:18 am
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From: "J.Jansen" <jo...@hrem.nano.tudelft.nl>
Date: Mon, 02 Jul 2007 10:18:02 +0200
Local: Mon, Jul 2 2007 4:18 am
Subject: Re: VMS security vulnerability (POP server)
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Joseph Huber wrote:
> Chris Sharman wrote:
>> Good job IUPOP3 does intrusion detection, and is easily available &
>> installable - I'd often wondered whether I ought to ditch it in favour
>> of the latest ucx/tcpip offering, but hadn't got around to it.

>> You make a convincing case for IUPOP3. It's source code, too, so if it
>> allows checking of user names in isolation, that would be easily fixable.

> I some time ago also switched from IUPOP3 to TCPIP services, because it
> serves the SSL port, and our domain requests that for outside connections.
> I know one could tunnel SSL POP (using e.g. STUNNEL, which I do for IMAP
> in my aging TCPIP 5.3), but this has the ugly effect of being one
> connection at a time (and others get connection timeout and have to retry).

> Although TCPIP services POP implementation seems to be based on IUPOP3,
> is there a newer IUPOP3 implementation serving the SSL port ?

No idea at all where to download, since Indiana University closed the
IUPOP3 web-page. So I do not expect any new development.
Anyone any idea where to get the latest version?

                    Jouk


 
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