Network managers are being warned to plug a security hole in Notes R5, which leaves user names and passwords stored openly in plain text.
Network managers are being warned to plug a security hole in Notes R5, which leaves user names and passwords stored openly in plain text. Lotus admitted last week this vulnerability arises if Lot...
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