[dfs3] dfs3 Digest, Vol 15, Issue 2

[keith at bluemore]

so its the creation of a script on startup I guess. Just wanted to know 
if there was any other way of making a call to the syslog data for 
specific applications.
The reason I ask this is from a security context. If someone were to use 
my pc and email client to send malware (for example, to a friend or 
client) then the source path would be good and they would always 
consider me as a safe sender.
So I startup, send the email with malware, delete the email I've sent 
and I'm non the wiser that my machine has been used to hack.

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> From: keith at bluemore <keith at bluemore.com>
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> Subject: [dfs3] Access logs in email clients
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> Hi Everyone
> Gmail has the ability to display details of when your gmail account was
> last accessed (IP address etc)
> If you want to use say thunderbird (or another open source email client)
> is there the possibility of being able to access the same login
> information as gmail?
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> Keith
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> Date: Mon, 9 Nov 2015 21:04:16 +0000
> From: Dan Dart <lug at dandart.co.uk>
> To: keith at bluemore.com
> Cc: "Durham \(UK\) Free Software Skill-Share organising list"
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> Subject: Re: [dfs3] Access logs in email clients
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> Hi
>
> I believe Google will log your logins to SMTP and IMAP and let you see it
> when you're logged on via the browser.
>
> I don't know about receiving this information through other means though.
>
> Cheers
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> Date: Mon, 09 Nov 2015 22:00:14 +0000
> From: mark <mark at aktivix.org>
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> On 09/11/15 18:31, keith at bluemore wrote:
>> Hi Everyone
>> Gmail has the ability to display details of when your gmail account was
>> last accessed (IP address etc)
>> If you want to use say thunderbird (or another open source email client)
>> is there the possibility of being able to access the same login
>> information as gmail?
> Hi Keith
>
> This might sound pedantic but you are not comparing like with like here.
>
> If you use gmail's web interface, it will show you the date and IP from
> which it was last accessed. This is the same with many other webmail
> interfaces, e.g. horde, roundcube, squirrelmail, regardless of who runs
> them.
>
> If you access any email (including gmail) using a mail user agent such
> as thunderbird (or any other, closed or open source) you won't be told
> about the last access because that's not part of the protocol used to
> send & receive your mail.
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> Does this help?
>
> Mark
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