full-disclosure - re: rant by fooldisclosure

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From: farkle at hushmail.com (farkle@...hmail.com)
Subject: re: rant by fooldisclosure

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fooldisclosure@...hmail.com wrote:
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> 1. Owning as many US .gov, .mil and .us systems as possible.
> 2. Removing or corrupting as much US government data as possible.
> 3. Causing physical damage to hardware via software.
>
> Result: fear, instability and technological uncertainty. Financial loss. HR Loss. Loss of confidence, respect. Data loss.
>
> It doesn't matter whether you own and destroy fw1console.af.mil, spacelink.nasa.gov, or
> somewin95box.hicktown.k12.us.

Myopia is an odd thing. Do you really, personally belive knocking down some nine graders PWS box is going to do squick? What's the point?

Your ranting is misplaced, but obviously is that of a desperate, lonely and ill informed n00b. Sorry, but that's the truth.

Hitting .gov, .mil stuff is ballsy, and frankly pretty stoopid. You will be caught. And being caught, would likely suck. You advocate that? You first.

Fucking with the .us TLD is just dumb. Pathetic. These have nothing, ZERO to do with anything really governmental. Jeez, some of the first domains (and the best of the smart, non-corporate cool ones) in the US were .us based. Or perhaps that was before your time.

If you REALLY want to fuck with the govt. (a legitimate task) perhaps you should actually rise from your keyboard and GO FUCKING VOTE. Oh. Sorry. That might require work beyond your cave.

- -jim
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