('binary' encoding is not supported, stored as-is) In-Reply-To: <028d01c24e44$201eb060$6501a8c0@uiyetr> >A couple things - one, yahoo DOES send the password in plain text, you just >have to capture it at the right time, That aint true the last time i was messing with yahoo protocols i learned alot for them there main ones are called ycht and ymsg and depending on what protocol you use when logging in it will then depend how the password is sent. On the ycht protocol your password will be sent in clear text in the login string i here there is plans for yahoo to stop using this protocol but ymsg it is alot more secure at first ymsg wasn't to great and it had problems where people could authenticate there selfs as any user without there password for a good txt on ymsg9 you should read http://www.venkydude.com/articles/yahoo.htm yahoo is now at ymsg10 but it ant much changes from 9. Regards Alan
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