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    #16
    Re: VB 2005 Email Programming

    "aaron.kempf@gm ail.com" <aaron.kempf@gm ail.comwrote in
    news:1156259631 .605717.280580@ i42g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com:
    if you're a fucking idiot that uses a hub; then maybe you could sniff
    it.
    >
    from what I understand; nobody uses hubs anymore so who gives a shit
    what they're trying to sniff
    >
    all i know is that i can buy a 16-port 100mbit switch for what $70?

    What's with your language?

    And a switch won't prevent sniffing - you can turn on port mirroring quite
    easily.

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    • aaron.kempf@gmail.com

      #17
      Re: VB 2005 Email Programming

      man where do you come up with this crap??

      i mean seriously here

      -Aaron


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      "aaron.kempf@gm ail.com" <aaron.kempf@gm ail.comwrote in
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      if you're a fucking idiot that uses a hub; then maybe you could sniff
      it.

      from what I understand; nobody uses hubs anymore so who gives a shit
      what they're trying to sniff

      all i know is that i can buy a 16-port 100mbit switch for what $70?
      >
      >
      What's with your language?
      >
      And a switch won't prevent sniffing - you can turn on port mirroring quite
      easily.

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        #18
        Re: VB 2005 Email Programming

        "aaron.kempf@gm ail.com" <aaron.kempf@gm ail.comwrote in
        news:1156512532 .211467.158190@ i42g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com:
        man where do you come up with this crap??
        >
        i mean seriously here
        There are criminals from all walks of life. For that matter, how do you
        know you can trust your ISP?

        Hence why send sensitive material via e-mail when there are more secure
        channels?

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        • aaron.kempf@gmail.com

          #19
          Re: VB 2005 Email Programming

          like what.. snailmail?

          how do you know you can trust your post office worker?

          ssh?

          how do you know you can trust your linux admin.

          trust is EARNED.
          and I TRUST EMAIL. It is a lot better than it was 5 years ago.

          it used to have serious problems; but hotmail and outlook / exchange
          have gotten a LOT more secure over the past 5 years.

          -Aaron


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          "aaron.kempf@gm ail.com" <aaron.kempf@gm ail.comwrote in
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          >
          man where do you come up with this crap??

          i mean seriously here
          >
          There are criminals from all walks of life. For that matter, how do you
          know you can trust your ISP?
          >
          Hence why send sensitive material via e-mail when there are more secure
          channels?

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            #20
            Re: VB 2005 Email Programming

            "aaron.kempf@gm ail.com" <aaron.kempf@gm ail.comwrote in
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            how do you know you can trust your post office worker?
            You can't ... that's why they invented postal insurance and tracking
            numbers ;-)

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            • aaron.kempf@gmail.com

              #21
              Re: VB 2005 Email Programming

              good stuff.

              I think that you're too paranoid for your own good.

              yes, emailing PINs is 'risky'

              I wouldn't do it for a PIN number for a credit card for example--

              but if you're emailing passwords for an online forum? I don't think
              that it's the end of the world.

              -Aaron
              Realist


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              how do you know you can trust your post office worker?
              >
              You can't ... that's why they invented postal insurance and tracking
              numbers ;-)

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                #22
                Re: VB 2005 Email Programming

                "aaron.kempf@gm ail.com" <aaron.kempf@gm ail.comwrote in
                news:1156987489 .514566.69490@i 3g2000cwc.googl egroups.com:
                I wouldn't do it for a PIN number for a credit card for example--
                >
                but if you're emailing passwords for an online forum? I don't think
                that it's the end of the world.
                I agree there ;-)

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                • ivon_lui@hotmail.com

                  #23
                  Re: VB 2005 Email Programming


                  Sharrukin Amiri wrote:
                  Can anyone give me a head start on programming outlook to send and recieve
                  mail via VB 2005. I want to automatically send a unique pin number
                  to a customer who's credit card was approved. I am new to VB2005. This
                  would be my first VB2005 app. I have using VB6 for over 15 years.
                  >
                  >
                  --
                  >
                  Warm Regards,
                  >
                  Sharrukin
                  Since your information in email is sensitive, so I think you may need
                  the SSL and S/MIME.

                  I used this email component ( http://www.emailarchitect.net/easendmail/
                  ) in our company for confidential email, there are several samples for
                  vb.net after
                  you installed it on machine.

                  SSL connection:

                  SSL connection encrypts data between the SMTP component and SMTP server
                  to protects user, password and email content in TCP/IP level.

                  Please refer to:



                  S/MIME: digital signed and encrypted email

                  Digital signature prevents email content is faked or changed in
                  transport level. Encrypting email protects email content from exposure
                  to inappropriate recipients. Both digital signature and email
                  encrypting depend on digital certificate.

                  Please refer to:



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