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New Security Measures Will Affect Older (non-OAuth 2.0) Applications

23 de abril de 2014
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4 comentarios :

Joshua Cranmer dijo...

If there is nothing more important than making sure that users stay safe, why do you only support AUTH=PLAIN and not AUTH=CRAM-MD5 or AUTH=SCRAM or any other more complex challenge/response authentication model that make it possible to do mutual authentication and channel binding without revealing the password?

25 de abril de 2014, 21:53
Jaydeep Deshpande dijo...

Good article

26 de junio de 2014, 1:29
keonna kelly and david dumetz are hackers dijo...

ive had the following used to hack me.along with development app.sdk17,Apache files downloaded into my phone without my permission.thank u david dumetz .id like to think something can be done.9169046059 if anyone knows.

29 de junio de 2014, 17:24
Melroy dijo...

Yea, so now Mozilla Thunderbird doesn't work anymore out-of-the-box...

16 de septiembre de 2014, 3:57

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