Re: Incoming IMAP Hackers?

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Subject: Re: Incoming IMAP Hackers?
From: Jeff Voskamp <javoskam@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 18 Jun 2007 11:15:50 -0400
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Andreas Bernauer wrote:

chris@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on Mon, Jun 18 2007 at 10:06 (-0500):
But I cannot think of a reason someone would want access to IMAP accounts.What purpose would this serve?
Sending spam mails from a valid email server, circumventing greylisting.

Andreas.

It's one step from IMAP to telnet/login/ssh and people probably aren'twatching the IMAP logs that closely.


Jeff Voskamp

References:
- Incoming IMAP Hackers?
  - From: chris
- Re: Incoming IMAP Hackers?
  - From: Andreas Bernauer

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