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Recently we upgraded all our Office installations to Office 2003. Now anyone
with just a little bit of knowledge can open anyone else's inbox, just by
going to:
File> Open> other users folder
and typing in the user names folder, and whalla now they can view anyone
else's mail.
This stinks as far as security is concerned. We did default installs and
never had this problem with Office 2000. No one has made any changes to the
Exchange server either.
When I check the permissions of the Default and Anonymous they both have
None for permissions.
Why would anyone be allowed to view other people's inbox this easily.
with just a little bit of knowledge can open anyone else's inbox, just by
going to:
File> Open> other users folder
and typing in the user names folder, and whalla now they can view anyone
else's mail.
This stinks as far as security is concerned. We did default installs and
never had this problem with Office 2000. No one has made any changes to the
Exchange server either.
When I check the permissions of the Default and Anonymous they both have
None for permissions.
Why would anyone be allowed to view other people's inbox this easily.