Re: Trillian Messaging Software
From: Martin Lesser (m-lesser@lesser-com.de)Date: 06/05/02
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To: <vuln-dev@securityfocus.com>, <security-basics@securityfocus.com> From: Martin Lesser <m-lesser@lesser-com.de> Date: 05 Jun 2002 21:36:37 +0200
rogue <rogue@nocdemon.net> writes:
> A bunch of users on my Win2k network are asking to install trillian
> messaging software on their workstations because it allows messaging
> across several systems (AIM, yahoo messenger, ICQ, etc) and i was
> wondering if anyone has been here has been using it
Yes. But in general you should keep in mind wether you want to establish
several connections from several workstations to several proprietary
services or instead try to bundle these requests via one system
(i.e. jabber, which in this case could act like a proxy) so you could
keep control on unwanted actions.
> and if there are any security issues which have surfaced before
> allowing this software on my network.
Take a look at the informations which are transmitted from/to each
client and which security issues comes in mind with every client. There
is a bunch of tools to detect security holes for each client and
replacing one client with an other might not be the answer.
Martin
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