full-disclosure - Security Industry Under Scrutiny: Part One

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From: kspett at spidynamics.com (Kevin Spett)
Subject: Security Industry Under Scrutiny: Part One

Wow.  Who knew that the Phrack High Council knew so much about Jewish
mysticism and its influence on various cultural institutions throughout
modern history?  Maybe we should go through the records of Hebrew Union
College and look for students with keen interests in computer security to
see if we can track them down and reveal their identities.  Perhaps the
Phrack High Council has gained its skillz not through detailed and careful
study of computer science, security and practical implementation of the
aforementioned, but through the capture of some mystical relic such as the
Spear of Destiny.

Hats off to HggdH for an amazingly inept and obscure analogy and to Phrack
High Council for revealing the true source of their knowledge -- the occult.

Hey, maybe Len Rose can integrate part of Liber LXXVII into the Full
Disclosure charter:

Man has the right to think what he will:
    to speak what he will.
    to write what he will.
    to draw, paint, carve, etch, mould, build as he will.
    to dress as he will.

Kevin.