from the same host (but not necessarily the same connection).
No login retry is allowed for suspected hackers (one authentication attempt per
connection).
New-connections from suspected hack hosts are now delayed increasingly with
the number of failed login attempts.

from the same host (but not necessarily the same connection).
No login retry is allowed for suspected hackers (one authentication attempt per
connection).
Other FTP hack.log entries contain a little more detail about the type of
suspected hack attempt (e.g. "FTP BOUNCE").

file attachments in netmail.
Added [N]etmail command to Renegade clone email menu.

JSexec confirm function now prompts user and return value is based on their
response.

especially through SMTP (where these values are exposed via the Originator-info
header field): SENDERUSERID, SENDERSERVER, and SERVERTIME.

especially through SMTP (where these values are exposed via the Originator-info
header field): SENDERUSERID, SENDERSERVER, and SERVERTIME.

as well as disallow semicolons in user-names.

Added the "Originator-info" header field for transmitted messages which will
help track the original submission, especially when submitted via protocols
other than SMTP.
The RECIPIENT/To header field for SMTP-submitted msgs now contains the
parsed "To:" name, if possible (instead of the address).
Added security delay to failed SMTP AUTH-MD5 logins.

telnet_gate() now enables the telnet command pass-through after negotiating
necessary options. This doesn't quite fix the problem reported with telgating
to nethack.alt.org, but it's a step in the right direction.

I/O" option to "Standard" for external online progarms (doors).
External editor "Intercept I/O" option display "Standard" instead of "Yes".

not known.

(based on text/password.can).

programs) and a nice message to the user explaining that they can't use any
such password.

optional rejection message file (text/badpassword.msg) - this file is where the
sysop should add common/obvious passwords like "password".

- added 5 second delay before responding to POP or SMTP
  client regarding invalid username or password attempt (limit number of
  effective brute force hack attempts per minute).
-  increment the user email sent statistics for authenticated SMTP msg recvs
- check the configured max emails per day value (for the user's security level)
  and reject any messages that would exceed this value (exept for 'M'-exempt
  users) - this has been on the todo list for a long time.

unlimited number of emails per day.

do not attempt to process empty command strings. don't attempt to process commands for modules that are not enabled in a given channel.

Added some info about ecWeb and expanded a bit on the installation instructions. Added some support contact info.

Missed a clickable div in the last update. Forum UI now somewhat more consistent, over 9000% more awesome.