Re: Password visible in SB Proxy V 1.1b2

Peter Liepmann <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.spam.spambayes.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
It's on the "configure...advanced configuration....Interface Options  
about 2/3 down, just above the "Allowed remote POP3 connections: "  entry.


My guess is, no one ever thought about this particular security 
threat.  How does T-bird protect the password?  Maybe (we) could just 
steal that piece.
(You know this already, I'm just thinking out loud-)  Really securing 
the password would mean not just concealing it on the web page, but 
"Steve Gibson then provides excellent advice to server administrators, 
in how to secure people's password. What the server administrator 
needs to do, is to take your password, encrypt it using a long and 
complex salt value, and then store the hashed value (of the salted 
password) in the database."
Thanks.

On 5/9/2011 5:39 AM, [email protected] wrote:
>      Peter>  Can I just replace my current spambayes files/reinstall with the
>      Peter>  1.1a6 files?  Does 1.1a6 hide the email password better?
>
> That's the rub.  Nothing related to the user interface has changed in a long
> while.  I'd be surprised if any older version behaved differently.
>
> I'm not the author of the POP3 proxy application, so it will probably take
> me awhile to figure out where it's even generating the password entry.
>
> Skip
>
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