Anyway to be sure?

[StarbucksJunkie]

I figured out the motherload of all things concerning my target! Her email addy password! I was able to log into her yahoo account yesterday - boyyyyy did I find a wealth of information in there! Including instructions from her boss on how to log into her work email remotely, from a web based mail.workname.com, including password... HOWEVER, I am scared to check (eventhough, I know thats where all teh good stuff is, she uses work email for everything) incase it is like Gmail when it tells you the last time and IP that logged in.

Any thoughts on if I might run across this???

[swytch]

@StarbucksJunkie -

I wouldn't suggest logging into their work email account.  Besides the obvious reasons... their corporate email server most likely has logging enabled.    It could become a sticky situation...



Swytch~~ 

[ceejaye]

log in from a library or something , in another state ,at 3 in the morning , while wearing a disgise (I'm  brain dead , how the hell do you spell that word ? ) ya know what I mean , make yourself not look like yourself 

[s2s56]

Maybe do a little research on the email server the company uses.

[swytch]

Definitely...research will save you a lot of pain.  

M$ Exchange Server is and standard out there, as far as I've experienced.

[jerkish]

find yourself a nice VPN or use TOR.  also, be aware of the repercussions if you get caught snooping in a corporate inbox.

[StarbucksJunkie]

Siiiigh... I suppose you are right, I should not back myself into that kind of a corner by messing with corporate email. But, DAMN it is tempting! I have the log in and password and everything... Damn Consequences!!!!

[tzx190]

If it makes you feel any better, I found that someone was in my email account because an automatic read receipt was sent everytime she read an email and I was seeing 'read' emails before I read them (that can happen just by logging in depending on the setting).  So after testing a few messages, I was pretty sure who it was.  I changed my password but only after sending and receiving several interesting (fake) emails for a few days. 

So, even if you find anything who knows if it's real or not.