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From: adam at huntrecruiting.com (Adam)
Subject: Severe exploit found, all UNIX are affected!

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I met Charlie and I found out his real last name, and that he's been in a lot
of very bad stuff not limited to IT and The Big One. (NAM)

Charles last name is Sheen just Google "Charlie Sheen" and you'll see what
exactly I mean

Adam



On Thursday 16 September 2004 06:36 pm, Billy B. Bilano wrote:
> Kyle,
>
> It is not supposed to be funny! It is a dire warning! Maybe you didn't
> get it but it's clear that every UNIX system on Earth is vulnerable to
> this Charlie Root guy!
>
> I was talking to this old man I know, I call him dad at times, and he
> was in the big one war ('NAM!). He told me that Charlie was behind a lot
> of bad stuff that happened there, too! They said Charlie was unfit for
> command!
>
> Now, I don't know if that's the same Charlie Root or not. But
> nonetheless, this is a cause for some heavy-duty red flag waving ASAP or
> we'll all be waving white flags at Charlie just like my old man did!
>
> Check out my bloglog for the latest... there is proof that Charlie is
> running scared. http://www.bilano.biz/
>
> Oui oui!
>
> Kyle Maxwell wrote:
> > I gotta say, this was one of the dumbest wastes of bandwidth I've ever
> > come across in my life. At least if it had actually been *funny*...
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