> In any case, the "fix" would be to disable Guest Logins. Replace it
Then AOL users would be unable to check their mail from other terminals
without downloading and reinstalling a personalized copy of the software
to the machine they're using in that instance. And the people that do
steal names and passwords could easily personalize a copy of the software
with the accounts they've stolen and easily erase it later.
Try again.
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>The answer to the Password Surfing is really simple but AOL
>refuses to stop it. A small subroutine would stop it IF they
>wanted it stopped.
Pray tell!
(I've been looking all morning for a place to test out my new .sig)
;)
<no Teddy after snipping>
Deborah Levinson
Gay & Lesbian Web Alliance
http://colossus.net/glwa/glwa
Remote Slave Volunteer/America Online
They don't want me to speak for them, so I'm not.
(Go Pat Go! - AWAY! - )