full-disclosure - Windows 2000 Source code .torrent

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From: grundig at teleline.es (Diego Calleja)
Subject: Windows 2000 Source code .torrent

El Fri, 13 Feb 2004 10:10:12 -0600 "Joel R. Helgeson" <joel@...geson.com> escribi?:

> Click here, then OPEN the file:
> http://torrent.spyderlake.com/download.php?info_hash=f03fc1e04869294d5644d3c8c5d0fb8f2d26aa59

Why instead don't you stop being stupid?

Microsoft is obviously going to attack any site doing that. in fact, just
look at the previous links given in this list: they've already dissapeared.
And their lawyers will call your phone soon, if you own that site. 

Sincerely, I'd try to think in the consequences. Ie, how many time is going
to take hackers to start looking for vulnerabilities. How everybody outside
the internet is going to ACK making P2P and other things illegal if worms
start to appear. And mainly, what market strategies is going to follow Microsoft
with NT, now that it's just *NOT* possible to stop the leak....(ie: now that
they fucked up us and everybody has it, why not just open all the code)

I'd seriously like to discuss here what is going to happen now after this,
instead of being l33t and help to spread the fucking source (which no sane
programmer would like to read anyway)