By gst
via wooledge.org
Published: Sep 09 2007 / 17:12
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Comments
raveman replied ago:
yep, it should die. it still shockes me that ftp is not fixed to code passwords.
lem z replied ago:
so shall smtp and qwerty... but they wont.
kogent replied ago:
for authenticated logons I agree. however security is less important for public download only ftp servers where anonymous ftp is the only way for access.
it still has a place, just not the place most tend to put it in.
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