An Outlook session to the Exchange Server is normally shareable,
so any other program can use it, having an open access to the user's
mailbox. Since this is a critical hole from a security point of view,
is there any way to disable this feature ?
It is easy to develop some sort of trojan, that once installed
and running at a particular machine, can use an active connection
from the user's Outlook to the Exchange Server, to have free access
to the user's mailbox. So, any form of strong authentication that
could be used to enforce the
The obvious difference is that I'm talking about the access to
my own mail stuff, not the spreading of new messages from my
place. But, as I understood, the answer is to be smart enough
to avoid Britney Spears pictures ...
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Having in mind that my terminal has a reasonable degree of vulnerability,
I could think of leaving my restricted mail and stuff at the Exchange
Server, considering the use of a robust authentication policy to access
it.
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