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Home » Technical » Computing » Sending Email via Telnet using auth login
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Sending Email via Telnet using auth login

by William Rendell|Published November 28, 2019

The username and password needs to be encoded and sent in BASE64
So if using username as the username it would become dXNlcm5hbWU= in BASE64 and a password of password would become cGFzc3dvcmQ= in BASE64

You can use this handy BASE64 encoding tool to do the encoding for you.

  • base64
  • email
  • Telnet

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