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Re: Security IssueFrom: Mike Bacher Date: Sunday, January 12, 2003
Time: 1:10:49 pm
>The only way that would do anything "funny" is if the customer that was
>requesting the email set the override email. Not the other way around.
>Customer A can't set their override email to "joe@whatever.com" and then if
>joe (Customer B) requests a password it's not going to do anything because
>it's a different account. The only thing that would be "odd" is if Customer
>A requests their password, it's going to send it to "joe@whatever.com"
>because that's the override email for Customer A. Optigold does not *seach*
>on override email when looking up the customer, it's just where it gets sent
>to when a customer is sent email. And you only can set the override email
>address for your own account.
Customer A has *no* E-mail accounts *or* Override E-mails. OG assumes in
this case that it can send to joe@maindomain.com and it will get to
Customer A. This is a bad assumption. An error or no E-mail at all would
be more appropriate, IMHO.
--Mike
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