ANONYMOUS  deosn't work, didn't expand but stuffit expander came up with error  (Version 4.0.6)

ANONYMOUS  Avoid this like the plague!

98% of the alleged vunerable SMTP servers are *not* vunerable. Given that a scan discovers about 1/min on avg that's about one useable sever an hour that get's found. And what's more to discover which one that is you have to send a test mail to EVERY potential server until one works. Bottom line: about 1-2 hrs manual work to discover a server!!!

Put the app into the background during the middle of this then you can kiss your hardwork goodbye, cos a bug in the interface means it doesn't get redrawn anymore and the whole thing is basically unusable.

Succeed in finding a server and save it in your server list, well don't expect it to stay there to long... the prefs are periodically corrupted and reset themselves! I expect the authors will squirm out of that one by claiming it's a demo limitation but you think I'm gonna contribute $10 for the development of a program helping to bring spam mail to my mailbox everyday?!!

And to all those who defend it, claiming it's a useful "security evaluation" tool. B****cks !!! Any organisation who needs to test it's network to that level will have inhouse programmers who can knock out a script in a couple of hours.

Caem is clearly intended for malicious intent and nothing less. By losers who can't get a proper day job!

And why did I dl it?!! Malicious intent... to mail bomb somebody responsible for half my spam.

Q.E.D.  (Version 4.0.6)

PARALLAX  Caem has proven invaluable to us in performing risk assessments. Yes, we could test vulnerable smtpds by issuing commands from the command line, however the advanced features such as Custome Headers and smtpd scanner add significantly to the few Carbon apps in our toolkit.

As for the previous post regarding legality, a little quote regarding etchics is in order: "The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be pursuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles."

-Jeff Cooper

Secure your network and stop complaining.  (Version 4.0.6)

JACK FROST  Easy to use and tested by our network administrators giving us the OK e-mail is sent anonymously.  (Version 4.0.1)