 alright...
I understand your coming from the point of view that IE 6 and that you think cache/cookies is the problem.... but this is a real security concern.
I plan to upgrade soon to newest version of zimbra and hopefully this wont be an issue but think about the problem we are talking about here:
A WINDOWS user can logon to a machine and access email of another zimbra user, whose cache/cookies are under a different windows user profile.
Let that sink in a bit... read it again....
I could understand if it were a different zimbra user under the same windows user profile...
But thats scary... and if it is a windows problem, zimbra should still be aware of it since it is a super big concern....
You cant CONTROL it, or determine exactly WHOSE email you are going to get into per se... but wow it could be a concern if the ceo of the company checked his email from that pc.... and someone else was in his email....
I dont want to have to say to the ceo "be careful where in the company you check your email" (although its wise that he be careful any way!!)
Just a thought.
Thank you again for your help....  |