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....positive ratio of the algorithm, we ran the algorithm on lbnl.mix1.trace and lbnl.mix2.trace with all the Telnet Rlogin FTP SSH SMTP connections filtered out. Among over 12,000 connections, the timing based algorithm reported 57 backdoors. Further inspection shows that 45 are IMAP [Cr94] and POP [MR96] mail servers used interactively, and therefore are not in fact false positives. 3 5.8 Experience with production use We only recently begun operational deployment of the backdoor detection algorithms for production use on the LBNL DMZ. One of the most surprising (and, in retrospect, obvious) ....
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....However, sniffers have an alternative use that hackers prefer. Sniffers can be used to capture passwords sent in clear text. Clear text passwords are relatively common in the TCP [Pos81 2] IP [Pos81 1] protocol suite. Basic services such as telnet [PR83] rlogin [Kan91] ftp [PR85] and pop mail [MR94] authenticates using clear text passwords. The use of sniffers for capturing passwords are so useful to hackers that specialized sniffers that only capture passwords have been created. Password sniffers such as esniff and linsniff are readily available at the local hacker shops for use on ....
Myers, J., and Rose, M., "Post Office Protocol - Version 3", RFC-1725, Carnegie Mellon/Rover Beach Consulting, Inc., November 1994.
Designing an Academic Firewall: Policy, . . . - Greenwald, al. (1996) (3 citations) (Correct)
....server s aliases file. For example, the Magic Carpet delivers mail for users of the form LOG foo on the expendable server to a logfile foo inside the firewall. Our design for electronic mail processing offers two significant advantages over alternatives such as Post Office Protocol (POP) [22]. First, except for a slight delay in arrival of mail from outside the firewall, local and remote delivery is transparent to users. Moreover, standard mechanisms for mail forwarding, aliases, and logging are naturally extended to the firewall environment. Our polling model also supports standard ....
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