Coding Horror: A Question of Programming Ethics - The Diigo Meta page

• 28 Jul 08
  

  Dell Watts

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  Della Jones

  2008 articles computers ethics gmail programming security

• 03 May 08
  

  aminggs

  "but then I noticed that every time a user adds their account to the program to back up their data, it sends and email with their username and password to his personal email box!"

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• 26 Apr 08
  

  Fergus Young

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• 08 Apr 08
  

  Luis Bravo

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• 07 Apr 08
  

  spag85

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• 14 Mar 08
  

  David K

  for:stevanrose

• 13 Mar 08
  

  Eapen G

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• 11 Mar 08
  

  Sallie Goetsch

  backup

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  FruFru FourOne

  So G-Archiver is a Windows app that lets you download your archived Gmail messages. It ends up that the app emails your Gmail username and password to the author. Crazy.

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• 10 Mar 08
  

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  Jorge Rosa

  G-Archiver tool phishing GMail addresses and passwords. Until the truth came out...

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  João Almeida

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  jeremiah hester

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  Frank Colcord

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  alfred westerveld

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  Julio B
• 09 Mar 08
  

  Mike Cane
• 08 Mar 08
  

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  Daniel Andrlik

  Wow, this is a really nasty account of malicious programming that one of Jeff Atwood's readers sent to him. Apparently, G-Archiver has been emailing its creator all the Gmail login credentials of his users.
  
  Not good at all.

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  Pat Patterson

  Hair-raising indeed - a GMail archive utility turns out to be emailing its users' Google login credentials to its creator.

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