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...people using their FAS e-mail accounts. Using scripts such as “friends” or commands such as “last” or “rwho,” intrepid computer stalkers can follow movements of anyone using telnet programs—like SecureCRT and Terminal—by matching the IP address at which the target is or was logged in with the physical location of that IP address on campus...
...users, however, may notice that a number of scripts—simple programs like a weather monitor and text-based web-browsing capabilities that can be run via SecureCRT, or “login” scripts that execute when a user enters their account—did not survive the changeover...
...campus, transforming “checking e-mail” into a tedious ordeal. Instead of learning the quick, bland and easy telnet, first-years got their e-mail address over the summer and, alas, have started using webmail right away, not knowing the joys of SecureCRT or Nifty Telnet...
Davis said these users must download the encrypted telnet program SecureCRT for PC computers or NiftyTelnet for Macintoshs, both of which are available at software.fas.harvard.edu...
Until then, you can do a few simple things to minimize the chances of someone sniffing your data. There are telnet programs available that encrypt your session (one example is SecureCRT, whose demo is available at www.tucows.com...
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