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Re: disallow freemail
From: "Bill Hardstone" <rhardstone () eudoramail com>
Date: Fri, 27 Feb 2004 11:21:55 -0500
Couple of added questions on the same note...
(1) What is required from administrator perspective to block the freemail access to the user community. For example, IP
addresses can be blocked to specific free mail on the firewall...
(2) If as an administrator, one were to allow freemail access. Which freemail is lesser vulnerable (although all are...
but keeping aside issues with uploading company's sensative information or downloading malware that does not go thru
normal mail screening procedures). For example, a lot of clients i goto i have noticed that they mostly block hotmail
but would allow yahoo or eudoramail. what is the difference?
Bill
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DATE: Thu, 26 Feb 2004 15:01:58
From: Henry Brown <hbrown () knology net>
To: security-basics () securityfocus com
Cc: haji din <ahbh99 () yahoo com>
Haji:
And every other vulnerability that email poses to the corporate
network but alas I see you use one of freemail services so guess what
you are saying do as I say not as I do... Probably does not "wash" too
good in today's environment.
VR
Henry
haji din wrote:
hi list,
anybody blocking or having a security policy that
disallow users from using freemail (yahoo, hotmail,
etc)?
what are security threat that freemail poses to
corporate network?
One threat is that users will be able to download
malicious files, bypassing security measure at a mail
gateway. Any more ideas?
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