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|  Rob Swindell to Robert Wolfe  |
|  Re: SeaTel  |
|  23 Apr 19 15:41:04  |
 
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Re: Re: SeaTel
By: Robert Wolfe to Ib Joe on Tue Apr 23 2019 03:53 pm
> -> When I was speaking I was thinking about outbound, even when I was
> -> talking with Hector at the time. He just stated that it was unsecure...
> -> maybe he wa thinking about just outbound side of things.
>
> No, the rlogin protocol in general, inbound and outbound, is as insecure
> as telnet is.
Not exactly. The BSD Rlogin protocol as originally/officially defined does not
send a password and the terminal/user is expected to be authenticated so long
as the username is valid. Contrast that with Telnet where there is no
expectation that the terminal/user is authenticated without providing complete
and valid credentials (e.g. username *and* password).
digital man
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