Pablo Baldovi wrote: > Hello,
> I have a question for them.
> It happens that the configuration that authenticates the user with a good connection on POP3, when done in an organization, malicious anyonecan after a successful connection, change the configuration of your mail client and send mail as another person correct.
> Is there any way to fix this in a shared environment? (I hired a shared hosting plan)
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> Thank you very much for your comments.
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> Pablo Baldovi
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SMTP auth based on prior successful POP (or IMAP) auth WAS a
'convenience' for admin setup's sake. I never liked it, went to
independent auth (and credentials, FWIW) 'many moons ago'.
YMMV.
But NEITHER is any assurance that, for example, any WinLuser's MUA won't
get compromised - thereby handing-over either/both sets of credentials.
From time to time, they most assuredly WILL do.
You just have to take steps to watch for the signs of that and have a
rapid means of fixing it.
