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SMTP, PINE, and security
J. Eric Townsend
jet at nas.nasa.gov
Mon Jul 12 09:57:29 PDT 1993
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Greg Broiles writes:
> I dunno; if things change such that it's considered normal for users to
> connect to local or outside SMTP and NNTP ports, that would seem to create
This assumes that the gateways at one's sites will pass stuff on these
ports from non-authorized hosts. True, one could go to different
ports on a relay box, but that's a bit more complicated than what the
'average user' is willing to put up with.
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