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From: Tim Moony <timm@uniqsite.com>
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Subject: PPP insuecure???
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Is there any way to prevent someone from telneting to ijPPP's port and
learning what the login script is?  I know recompiling the code is a
solution but it's not 100% bullet proof.

What else can one do?