Naba,
Not a fault with PL/SQL. You may easily impersonate other
folks quite readily via SMTP.
Login to a mail server on port 25 sometime, you can send
mail directly from there and use any old address you want.
If the recipient digs into the header, it will be noticed
that the mail is forged.
Jared
On Tuesday 12 June 2001 20:15, N J Neog wrote:
> RE: Changing Java pool size to 0Hi all,
>
> Using UTL_TCP (and thru other package like utl_smtp) I can send
> Email.
>
> But the problem I find is - I can send mail in the name of someone else
> mail ID.
>
> I would like to know from you - Why PL/SQL allow me to send mail
> impersonating someone else Email ID.
>
> Where is the pitfall ? In PL/SQL or In Mail Server ?
>
> TIA
>
> Naba
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