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Articles related to "Smtp"
Sending Email with SMTP AUTH Tutorial showing use of WinSock programming to authenticate with an SMTP server, compose and forward an email message with error checking. smtp • winsock • telnet • sockets • programming
Introduction to TCP/IP Whats the TCP/IP Protocol stack and it's component-protocols? Find here. tcp/ip • transmission • protocol • ipx/spx • netbeui
Preventing Email Attacks After discussing security loopholes in the email services, this article tries to mention some steps which may be instrumental in preventing such occurence in your case. loopholes • security • pop • smtp • nfs
Denail of Service Attacks Today we look into the most dangerous of all attacks. The severity of this attack lies in its simplicity. It is so damn simple and yet it is untraceable. The recent attacks on Yahoo, E-bay, Excite were DoS attacks. loopholes • security • pop • smtp • nfs
DNS-NMS-Traceroute Must Read. A personal favourite. DNS is most widely heard but rarely understood Internet aspect. Also discussed are NMS and <i>traceroute</i>. loopholes • security • pop • smtp • nfs
FTP Vulnerabilities After a series of articles on email service vulnerabilities, we start with File Transfer Protocol (FTP). We have already had an overview of this service. Here we just analyze the security concerns, not the frill-n-thrills.After discussing security loopholes in the email services, this article tries to mention some steps which may be instrumental in preventing such occurence in your case. loopholes • security • pop • smtp • nfs
Gopher & Finger Today onwards, we shall take a look at some less heard-of services and the threats they pose to Internet Security. Things like gopher, finger, whois,etc will find mention. This article will mention gopher and finger and problems one can face with them. loopholes • security • pop • smtp • nfs
Information Theft Another category of data loss due to an attack on the system by unknown user. loopholes • security • pop • smtp • nfs
Loopholes in Services-I After a long journey, I come to my favourite part of security analysis. Today onwards, I am going to cover security loopholes in various Internet services and protocols. Now one may ask, why do we have to go through this. Well, I beg to differ. One cannot learn how to defend oneself unless you are well-versed with your shortcomings. So here we are going to study, one-by-one, different Internet services which you use daily (some knowingly, some unknowingly) and then see the security risks involved in each of them. loopholes • security • pop • smtp • nfs
Network File System Network File System (NFS), was popularized by Sun to provide a shared file system for UNIX machines. NFS, like its relative NIS, is based on a trust model of network machines that exchange information based on account information. loopholes • security • pop • smtp • nfs
POP-MIME Last time we saw the SMTP service and risks attached with it like e-mail bombing and spamming. Today we take a look at the Post Office Protocol (POP). loopholes • security • pop • smtp • nfs
Score Keepers No. I am not talking about the officials in a cricket match that keep the records of the players. They are a new category of Cyber Vandals. Score keepers prefer sites of particular interest. Breaking into something well-known, well-defended, or otherwise especially neat is usually worth more points to them. However, they'll also attack anything they can get at; they're going for quantity as well as quality. loopholes • security • pop • smtp • nfs
Security Concerns in HTTP After having a brief overview of HTTP last time, this article mentions the important security loopholes in this most widely used Internet protocol. loopholes • security • pop • smtp • nfs
Types of Attackers This section very briefly describes the types of attackers who are out there on the Internet. There are many ways to categorize these attackers; we can't really do justice to the many variants of attackers we've seen over the years, and any quick summary of this kind necessarily presents a rather stereotyped view. Nevertheless, this summary may be useful in distinguishing the main categories of attackers. loopholes • security • pop • smtp • nfs
Types of Attacks I enter a new phase of discussion. If you have been following me, you already have been through viruses, trojans, password crackers, port scanners, IP sniffers, IP spoofers, etc. So I can safely assume that you have updated your knowledge about Internet security. Today onwards, we look into the types of attacks possible on your network or web server. We try to classify them in order of severity. The type of attack depends on the attacker. It is imperative to know the attacker. So we also try to classify the attackers. loopholes • security • pop • smtp • nfs
Types of Attacks I enter a new phase of discussion. If you have been following me, you already have been through viruses, trojans, password crackers, port scanners, IP sniffers, IP spoofers, etc. So I can safely assume that you have updated your knowledge about Internet security. Today onwards, we look into the types of attacks possible on your network or web server. We try to classify them in order of severity. The type of attack depends on the attacker. It is imperative to know the attacker. So we also try to classify the attackers. loopholes • security • pop • smtp • nfs
UUCP-NNTP Last time we had a look on the FTP service. Today we see little known but widely used NNTP and UUCP protocols. Don't know what they are? Check out then. loopholes • security • pop • smtp • nfs
WEB & HTTP The Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is an application-level protocol developed for distributed, collaborative, hypermedia information systems. The HTTP protocol is very generic and stateless, allowing systems to be built independently of the data being transmitted. We are not going to see the working of this protocol. That will take ages. loopholes • security • pop • smtp • nfs
Whois-talk-IRC This article tries to depict UNIX specialities <b>Whois</b> and <b>talk</b>. Also the favourite chatting service IRC finds mention here. loopholes • security • pop • smtp • nfs
E-mails Client Program - Outlook Express e-mail • email • electonic mail • outlook express • internet explorer
The Proliferation of Spam Spam or unsolicited commercial email is everywhere, and can even be dangerous. We will go into the definition of spam, and how it can be dangerous. This article will also cover various antispam techniques and antispam packages. We will also discuss phishing, which is a type of spam designed to elicit personal information from unsuspecting recipients. thomas williams • spam • phishing • email • digital signatures
March: Pentagon Disinfo, and more Was the Pentagon's disinformation program just more disinformation? media issues • pentagon • disinformation • propaganda • e-mail viruses
How to Set Up an Email Account in Ubuntu Learn how to set up POP3 personal and business email accounts in Evolution, an Ubuntu email management system for Linux (Ubuntu) GNOME desktops. ubuntu • email • pop3 • outlook • linux
Characteristics Of An Intranet We have already discussed the uses of an intranet. This article defines the characteristics that an ideal and successful intranet must possess so as to succeed in its objectives. intranets • routers • servers • clients • networks
How to Create an Alias in MS Outlook People who work from home may create a separate email address for work, but there is a simple way to create an address that automatically forwards to your regular account ms outlook • microsoft outlook email • ms outlook courses • outlook training • email accounts
Socket Programming gethostbyname A method to obtain the correct IP address of the local machine rather than just the localhost 127.0.0.1 address. windows • sockets • programming • gethostname • gethostbyname
Thunderbird Email Gets Thunderous Applause Finally, a free, open-source email application that is a reliable replacement for several other email programs currently in use. thunderbird • thunderbird email • free email • open source email • free application
Adopting Open Source Before Switching to Linux Users are unwilling to leave their comfort zones and learn a new operating system and all new programs at the same time. The good news is, they don't have to. linux • open source • openoffice • free office software • free windows alternatives
Computer Security Weekly, April 26, 1999 Apr 26, 1999: This week's events in computer security, both on and off the net. virus • viruses • email security
Don't Wait To Get Attacked Before Protecting Your Valuable Files Here I will point you to some valuable software utilities that any small business owner should consider purchasing. You should make sure that you're always protected from those nasty virii that those mean, evil programmers are distributing via the internet. anti-virus • antivirus • virus • files • utility
Protocols & Other Niceties Many protocols are in action alongwith TCP/IP. Which are they? Find here. tcp/ip • ppp • ipx/spx • osi • protocol
Set Up Outlook Express You just got a new email address and you want to set up Outlook Express so you can receive your emails. You're not really sure how to do this. Here are directions to help outlook express • email • setup • inbox • setup email
Trojans- The Mode Of Operation This articles give a general overview of the capabilities of a trojan horse. Most of them have these. But they coem with some even more dangerous and specialised one. Do read on. infection • trojans • computer security • internet • hacking
A Tale of Two Viruses While the media has been making all the fuss over Code Red, another possibly far more dangerous virus has gone astonishingly unnoticed while spreading rapidly through the depth of Cyberspace. information • security • cyberspace • code • red
N-Gage{ing} : A look at Nokia’s New Toy Industry reaction to the N-Gage mobile gaming device / PDA / cell phone from Nokia. nokia • n-gage • mobile • gaming • device
TCP/IP- Platform Supported & Ports This chapter is an extension of the last. Today we see that cross-platform support for TCP/IP. We also analyse the ports and what they actually mean. internet. tcpip • security
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Who Am I? And where am I come to that. This is all very simple but quite complicated to E-mail and the Internet. I did get there in the end as you willl see. Pegasus Mail freestyle • freewarte • freebies • free programs • free downloads
Mailing High and Low Two top Email clients - one get 5 Top Shiny Planets, and the other 5 Top Lustrous Starfish. Want to know the top email clients - then welcome in... email • software • travel • journey • freeware
Computer Security Weekly, March 22, 1999 Mar 22, 1999: This week's events in computer security, both on and off the net. computer security • networks • internet • virus • antivirus
Computer Security Weekly, September 13, 1999 September 13, 1999: This week's events in computer security, both on and off the net. computer security • network • internet • virus • bugs
How to Setup Microsoft Exchange Server Microsoft Exchange servers can be installed without much external technical support if the user understands the online tutorials and follows step-by-step procedure. microsoft exchange server • microsoft exchnage server 2010 • setting up microsoft exchange server • installation of microsoft exchange server 2007 • global catalog server |
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