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SteInMetz · 2 May 2008, 10:31

Obviously if he has admin access to the server that's running the server, he could easily avoid being logged. For example by sniffing with wireshark or ethercap, and since IRC communications (without SSL) is plain text, it wouldnt really be a problem.

As i see it, that isnt really the issue, the issue is that trust have been broken as we really dont know how he got the passwords. There are only assumptions.

2 May 2008, 10:31	#42
SteInMetz NewDawn Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Stavanger, Norway Posts: 468	Re: Alligations of Admin Abuse Obviously if he has admin access to the server that's running the server, he could easily avoid being logged. For example by sniffing with wireshark or ethercap, and since IRC communications (without SSL) is plain text, it wouldnt really be a problem. As i see it, that isnt really the issue, the issue is that trust have been broken as we really dont know how he got the passwords. There are only assumptions. __________________ Proud to be Newdawn