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Old 28-02-2005, 08:30   #14
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Re: Telnet - GUI?

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Originally Posted by Zeph
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Originally Posted by Aragorn
One of the tricks I learnt on my Exchange 5.5 course was how to telnet into the smtp port on a mail server, login and send a simple email 'From' anyone you wanted. Loophole obviously filled ages ago, but was fun at the time.

I use telnet almost every day to login to our Unix hosts, mainly WRQ Reflections client software.
You can still do much the same thing with SMTP Hence all the random spam you get from non-existant addresses.
hehe yes, I've done that before. Tis w00t.
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