*puts on suit and tie* Here in about a month we'll have a product called Anonymizer Pipeline which can be used to tunnel all data services. It could provide secure (and optionally authenticated) access to a MUSH (multi-user shell) or some kind of chat system. We could also set up local unix shells for using the SSH encrypted telnet software from DataFellows. Also, we can provide access to a web-based chat system using the standard SSL/SSLeay browser encryption if someone wants to rent a little space (cheap) and set up and administrate the chat program (easy). You could write a line in the script to require a password, which you could change for the individual session and distribute to the forum members. We keep a reasonably close eye on the latest security patches from Sun, although, of course, possibilities abound. Anyone interested should let us know their budget and we'll see about setting things up. *removes suit and tie* -hedges- >I know a lot of people in the business community are using ICQ or the AOL >Instant Messenger systems for realtime commo. We rejected them for use based >on security concerns, and it looks like some of the details are coming out. >There are posted exploits on rootshell.com, look them over, and if you are >using any of the instant chat tools and perform mission critical work, dump >them. -MW
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