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SMTP Impersonation Security?
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lou...@my-dejanews.com
Dec 3, 1998, 3:00:00 AM12/3/98
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Can SMTP email names be password protected? My concern is that anyone with
access to the same POP3 (SMTP) server can write a message that will look
exactly like it came from me, but in reality, came from another user of the
system. How can this be handled in the most cost-effective way. I work for
a school, where the funding is tight and the concern is adolescent pranksters
impersonating faculty or administrators.
access to the same POP3 (SMTP) server can write a message that will look
exactly like it came from me, but in reality, came from another user of the
system. How can this be handled in the most cost-effective way. I work for
a school, where the funding is tight and the concern is adolescent pranksters
impersonating faculty or administrators.
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