10 Mar 08 00:14, Richard Webb wrote to Roy Witt:

 RW>> AS you said before, they would be able to produce mail, but not
 RW>> route it. This is why we have session and packet passwording.

 >> They can crash it. Someone has already shown how a netmail packet
 >> can be dropped on any system that might be in a route and the
 >> netmail will be sent to the system intended. No session or packet
 >> password required.

 RW> Depends on how your mail processing works.  Iow how you've got it
 RW> configured. Squish for example can be set up rather strictly in this
 RW> regard, especially when coupled with binkleyterm.

That's true. However, one only needs to find on link in the route that
isn't so configured.

                R\%/itt



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