Pop Email – Your Questions…

Post Office

Helen asks…

what does it mean to POP email and forward?

If you want to forward your emails, it will say ‘POP email and forward’… what does it mean?

admin answers:

POP refers to the method by which your web-based email messages can be read through a program on your computer.

A POP3 (Post Office Protocol) server is used to store email messages. Messages are collected from a POP3 (incoming) mail box using an email client such as Thunderbird, Outlook or Outlook Express.

Forward in this case refers to Automatic Forwarding rather than the case where you click Forward on an email to send to a friend. You need the POP3 feature to be able to set your account to always automatically forward your mail to some other account.

Unfortunately these features are not available with the FREE Yahoo email accounts. You’d need to upgrade to the PAID version – Yahoo Mail Plus @ $19.99 per year in order to use these options.

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Ssl Certificates Tutorial – Your Questions…

Cain

Mandy asks…

somebody help with Cain https certs?

I have looked endlessly in Google for a tutorial in getting https in Cain, but I have yet to find one.
I am using Cain in Vista and trying to find my https login by,
going into Sniffer, ARP-Cert and right click the certificate file and entering the SSL server/ip.
Now I go into Cain folder and into the sub-folder Certs. Now this is where I get stuck.
Once I am in Cert I install the certificate but according to some sites, it states that The certificate is stored in the Cain folder then HTTPS sub-folder. There is no HTTPS sub-folder in Cains folder. Also how can I view CERT.LST if the type is LST?
Can somebody explain.
Thanks

admin answers:

I have used cain long back ago maybe 5 years back.I remember very few details in the user interface.
I have successfully sniffed HTTPS logins of gm^il,h^tm^^ail etc.Cain itself downloads the ssl certificate from server and it sends a certificate of its own to the client.The software was lost in my hard disk.so if you send me a copy i can explain more specifically……..

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