title: C#: Safely send bug report from a program
body: <p>I would like my program to email me a bug-report when it fails. Is there any way of doing this... safely? I have found I can use System.Net.Mail MailMessage and SmtpClient and such, but of course, I will have to provide a username and a password to it (unless someone knows of one that doesn't need it?). And putting that in code I find a bit... I don't know. Technically it would mean that anyone could look at the source code or the compiled IL code (or what it was called) and find that username and password and use it for spamming or other not so good activites. Which is not very good!</p>
  
  <p>Any ideas? Is there a better and/or different approach to this problem? Doesn't really have to be through email. But what I want is a way for the program to notify when something happens that I should fix. And to make that notification as little troublesome as possible to the user. Maybe even invisible (although a YesNo messagebox might be polite).</p>
  
  <p>Anyone?</p>