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> No, if someone gets the password you've set aside for your IMAP client, they get access to all services. OK, I guess it would be an improvement to record the
by wickedchicken 15y ago
> No, if someone gets the password you've set aside for your IMAP client, they get access to all services.
OK, I guess it would be an improvement to record the first-used service and lock it down only to that. Still, with the old model grabbing the password still gave you access to all services; this is definitely not a degradation of security from before.