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When several of us complained on this forum a few months ago that Verizon email was not secure (no https just http), we were told by someone on this forum who works for Verizon that it would be changed to secure some time in May of this year (2011). What has happened as I see no change?
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Two months ago in our "Meet the Experts" post they said it would be later this year. Where did you see a posting saying it would be available in May?
http://forums.verizon.com/t5/Lorena-Mcallister-Message-Center/Is-Verizon-Email-Encrypted/td-p/296799
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@Anthony_VZ wrote:Two months ago in our "Meet the Experts" post they said it would be later this year. Where did you see a posting saying it would be available in May?
http://forums.verizon.com/t5/Lorena-Mcallister-Message-Center/Is-Verizon-Email-Encrypted/td-p/296799
I was able to find this thread in the Idea Exchange, posted 11-02-2010, with a response stating that "We are currently implementing SSL. We expect to be done over the coming weeks." Note that the thread is titiled "Please deploy full SSL" not "Please put secure stuff on some pages for some of the time."
I'm sure this isn't the thread referred to, as it says nothing about May and was posted seven months ago, but I'm pretty sure "the coming weeks" shouldn't mean seven months and counting. I seem to recall something about May, but I haven't been able to locate that particular thread. Hopefully the OP has a link...
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I'm going to shed some light on this.
I know on the pop side of things its becoming a bit more secure
Yahoo Portal customers will have the normal ports
pop3 ssl 995
smtp: ssl 465
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@Techman28 wrote:I'm going to shed some light on this.
I know on the pop side of things its becoming a bit more secure
Yahoo Portal customers will have the normal ports
pop3 ssl 995
smtp: ssl 465
Are you saying this is already available or that that is what it will be when it does become available?
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Justin
Verizon FiOS TV, Internet, and phone
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This only effects pop servers and not the website.
In addition to changing the servers, you must also check the box that states: "This server requires an encrypted connected (SSL)" for both POP3 and SMTP.
The new ports are active. The mandatory swich for pop off the default servers will not be until later.
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@Anthony_VZ wrote:This only effects pop servers and not the website.
In addition to changing the servers, you must also check the box that states: "This server requires an encrypted connected (SSL)" for both POP3 and SMTP.
The new ports are active. The mandatory swich for pop off the default servers will not be until later.
Thanks Anthony. I have changed my definitions and it seems to work.
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Common Error Messages
- Connect timed out - server did not respond to our connection request
- No route to host - unable to reach the server
- Unable to connect to server - failed to connect to the server
- Unrecognized SSL message, plaintext connection? - the server responded with plain-text HTTP on HTTPS port
Known Issues
- Could not generate DH keypair - due to a known problem with the underlying SSL library (Sun's JSSE implementation) we are unable to assess the sites that only offer DHE handshakes stronger than 1024 bits.
SSL Report v1.0.83