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| − | MSN Protocol Version 8 introduced us to Microsoft's 'secure' authentication schema. From a technical standpoint the MD5 method that was used in [[Protocols/MSNP/MSN Protocol Version 7|MSNP7]] was completely secure even from man in the middle attacks but Microsoft decided that it would be beneficial to MSN Messenger to authenticate directly with the passport servers, and [[Protocols/MSNP/Tweener]] was born.
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| − | After MSNP8, other, newer protocol versions were released ([[Protocols/MSNP/MSN Protocol Version 9|MSNP9]], [[Protocols/MSNP/MSN Protocol Version 10|MSNP10]], [[Protocols/MSNP/MSN Protocol Version 11|MSNP11]], [[Protocols/MSNP/MSN Protocol Version 12|MSNP12]] and currently [[Protocols/MSNP/MSN Protocol Version 13|MSNP13]] for WLM). Most of the times the protocols introduced a more effecient way of storing contact lists and other properties, but also added new features as new clients were released to the public by the MSN Messenger team.
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| − | *MSN Messenger
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| − | **4.7, 5: [[Protocols/MSNP/MSN Protocol Version 8|MSNP8]]
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| − | **6.0: [[Protocols/MSNP/MSN Protocol Version 9|MSNP9]]
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| − | **6.1: [[Protocols/MSNP/MSN Protocol Version 9|MSNP9]], [[Protocols/MSNP/MSN Protocol Version 10|MSNP10]]
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| − | **6.2: [[Protocols/MSNP/MSN Protocol Version 9|MSNP9]], [[Protocols/MSNP/MSN Protocol Version 10|MSNP10]], [[Protocols/MSNP/MSN Protocol Version 11|MSNP11]]
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| − | **7.0: [[Protocols/MSNP/MSN Protocol Version 11|MSNP11]]
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| − | **7.5: [[Protocols/MSNP/MSN Protocol Version 11|MSNP11]], [[Protocols/MSNP/MSN Protocol Version 12|MSNP12]]
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| − | *Windows Live Messenger
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| − | **8.0: [[Protocols/MSNP/MSN Protocol Version 13|MSNP13]]
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| | [[Category:MSN]] | | [[Category:MSN]] |
| | [[Category:Protocols/MSNP]] | | [[Category:Protocols/MSNP]] |
| | [[Category:Work_In_Progress]] | | [[Category:Work_In_Progress]] |
