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App Passwords per mailbox

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    wrote on last edited by marcusquinn
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    When using an App Password for a Group mailbox, it effectively also could be used for access to the main user mailbox too.

    I'm not too sure on the best solution, perhaps app passwords per-mailbox?

    The point is that currently they could provide a false sense of security, especially if saved into a DB that doesn't store encrypted or the app passwords are shared for a group mailbox setup without realising they can provide access to any of that user's permitted mailboxes.

    Personal mailboxes are a high-value attack vector for their ability to then reset any passwords connected to that email, hence I think this needs a bit more thought.

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    • marcusquinnM marcusquinn

      When using an App Password for a Group mailbox, it effectively also could be used for access to the main user mailbox too.

      I'm not too sure on the best solution, perhaps app passwords per-mailbox?

      The point is that currently they could provide a false sense of security, especially if saved into a DB that doesn't store encrypted or the app passwords are shared for a group mailbox setup without realising they can provide access to any of that user's permitted mailboxes.

      Personal mailboxes are a high-value attack vector for their ability to then reset any passwords connected to that email, hence I think this needs a bit more thought.

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      @marcusquinn I think a good way to go about this is to keep the top level app passwords but add the ability to restrict them to specific apps/api endpoints/mailboxes one has access to.

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        I think this feature makes sense. Just like we can restrict app passwords to specific apps, we want to extend the functionality to restrict to specific mailboxes.

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