OT: GRC

[Bill Bradshaw]

There are individuals here that use GRC. I can receive the messages but can
not post. Could somebody post there send settings? Using Win 10 Pro with
OE and POP.

<Bill>

[Yuhler Speertraeger]

On article <l3cc2q...@mid.individual.net>, Bill Bradshaw wrote
(at least in part):

You'll find how-to instructions at
https://www.grc.com/discussions.htm

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Best,
Yuhler

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Due to spam I'm filtering-out GoogleGroups. Sorry. :(

[Shadow]

On Sat, 17 Feb 2024 09:26:32 -0900, "Bill Bradshaw" <brad...@gci.net>
wrote:

>There are individuals here that use GRC. I can receive the messages but can
>not post. Could somebody post there send settings? Using Win 10 Pro with
>OE and POP.

Server: 4.79.142.203
Port: 11911
NO encryption.

login == password (it just checks they are the same)
[]'s
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[Bill Bradshaw]

I have not been able to post to GCR with either OE or Thunderbird. In their
Newsreader Configuration they state that to post both the username and
password must be the same. So I have done this and still no luck. Is this
what I should be doing?

<Bill>

[Bill Bradshaw]

This is what I had to do. It is now working. Who the hell would have ever
thought this.

<Bill>

[Mike Easter]

Bill Bradshaw wrote:
> It is now working.

Steve Gibson does a lot of interesting things; maybe his greatest
exposure now is Security Now w/ Leo Laporte which in typical SG fashion
he provides access to its archives in a 'plethora' of forms.

> Our weekly audio security column & podcast by Steve Gibson and Leo
> Laporte

https://www.grc.com/SecurityNow.htm

> Episode #961 | 13 Feb 2024 | 113 min. Bitlocker: Cracked or Chipped?
>
> What's the story behind the massive incredible 3 million toothbrush
> takeover attack? How many honeypots are out there on the Internet?
> What's the best technology to use to access your home network while
> traveling? Exactly why is password security all just an illusion?
> Does detecting and reporting previously used passwords create a
> security weakness? Will Apple's opening of iOS in the EU drive a
> browser monoculture? Can anything be done to secure our router's
> UPnP? Has anyone encountered the “Unintended Consequences” we
> theorized last week? Are running personal eMail servers no longer
> practical? And what's up with the recently reported vulnerability in
> many TPM-protected Bitlocker systems?



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Mike Easter

[KenW]

I fixed PnP by turning it off.


KenW