in reply to (atl: Legitimate uses) RE: Echo off in IO::Sockets
in thread Echo off in IO::Sockets
There are certainly legitimate uses for a telnet client, server, or wrapper. However, that's not what this person asked for. They want a "fake telnet client" that will take the username and password, then give a false error message and log the username and password.
- email Ozymandias
I have yet to hear of a single legitimate use for such a program. I can think of only one purpose; to log usernames and passwords without user knowledge. A legitimate administrator has no need for such tools; in *nix, this information can be logged, while in Windows, the administrator can determine the user passwords with ease.
So, then - under what circumstances does this become a legitimate use?
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RE: RE: (atl: Legitimate uses) RE: Echo off in IO::Sockets
by atl (Pilgrim) on Aug 07, 2000 at 00:49 UTC | |
RE: RE: (atl: Legitimate uses) RE: Echo off in IO::Sockets
by isotope (Deacon) on Aug 15, 2000 at 04:20 UTC | |
by Ozymandias (Hermit) on Aug 15, 2000 at 07:06 UTC | |
by isotope (Deacon) on Aug 15, 2000 at 19:17 UTC |
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