From: | Neil Bothwick |
Date: | 28 Aug 2001 at 22:43:36 |
Subject: | Re: Firewall |
neil said,
> >> NB This information probably came from the datatypes.library trojan
> >> that
> >> NB was released a few years ago. This emailed Miami config files to an
> >> NB anonymous Hotmail account.
JS>> Which is yet another reason to stick with Genesis/AmiTCP 8)
> Yes, I find AmiTCP:db/genesis.conf much more difficult to find.
> Miami:Miami.default is nice and easy.
LOL! The datatypes.library trojan was specifically targeted at Miami
users, because its creators had a grudge against Holger Kruse.
> In its defense, at least Genesis uses some encryption.
As does MiamiDx. But the encryption used in either case is all but
useless as PAP passwords have to be sent in plain text. Snooping them is
a doddle, you don't even need a modem on the Amiga to get the password
out of either stack.
Cheers
Neil
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