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To: KoRn

Now that's just silly. OWA uses SSL. Passwords are sent encrypted in the secure session. DoD's beef with OWA is that it doesn't support two-factor authentication. By Executive Order, all web-based DoD systems have to support CAC cards.


46 posted on 12/27/2006 10:58:40 AM PST by Doohickey (I am not unappeasable. YOU are just too easily appeased.)
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To: Doohickey
"OWA uses SSL

The older version doesn't. I'm not certain which version that was in use at the time, but I have seen this for myself.

48 posted on 12/27/2006 11:08:05 AM PST by KoRn
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To: Doohickey
DoD's beef with OWA is that it doesn't support two-factor authentication.

Refreshing to see someone else who actually knows what they're talking about.

65 posted on 12/27/2006 4:27:12 PM PST by Golden Eagle
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