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Encrypt your SMTP credentials/ SecureToken #1

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kaszub4u opened this issue Feb 13, 2020 · 4 comments
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Encrypt your SMTP credentials/ SecureToken #1

kaszub4u opened this issue Feb 13, 2020 · 4 comments

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@kaszub4u
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how to programmatically generate SecureToken in js ?

@street-grease-coder
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Author has a valid point... SMTPJS catches users with "Whoa!, wait a minute. I don't want my SMTP credentials visible to the world!", but then asks them to enter their username and password in plain text. It may make a lot of sense code-wise, but it would be great if there's an offline method of generating the token. Didn't manage by just git clone, main function calls smtp.aspx?action=Store, but unsure what happens the entered credentials after because smtp.aspx doesn't seem to contain any code.

@malithmcr
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I think this project is now exclusive to elasticmail. I am getting this warning when I try to generate the token.

'We're really sorry, but we are only accepting SMTP servers from elasticemail.com at present'

@aubreyz
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aubreyz commented Dec 25, 2022

As a result of this - leakage of passwords to smtpjs itself, and their restriction to servers over which I have no control -- I think SMTPJS is only fit for throwing in the bin. Now need to waste time researching the alternatives.

@log511
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log511 commented Apr 9, 2023

are they alternative to encrypt smtp credentials apart from SMTP.js website?

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