Finding Passwords

[Carl Edman]

In article <1990Sep24.151824.30714 at uokmax.ecn.uoknor.edu> slfields at uokmax.ecn.uoknor.edu (Scott L Fields) writes:
   ...

   The point in the previous case is to immediately change your password if you
   spot the trojan after logging in. A better idea might be to hit break before
   logging in. Always the possibility of landing in the trojans account.

Even on danger of nit-picking: You would NOT land in the account of the
trojan. You are the trojan. If anything you would land in the account of
the greek. :-)



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