full-disclosure - Re: Symantec

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Message-ID: <015d01c2bab1$b1a62a70$231a90d8@NTAUTHORITY>
From: geoincidents at getinfo.org (Geoincidents)
Subject: Re: Symantec

> Smart money suggests that Symantec was probably mentioned in a lawsuit
involving the use of system vulnerabilities, and their database played a
role in either the legal offense, legal defense, or both.
>
> It's not politics; it's law. Now, let's spend another few months arguing
about that, lest we pay attention to something important.
>

Perhaps all knowledge of how a gun works should be removed from literature,
god forbid should someone use that knowledge to do something evil,
especially if they are a terrorist.

Geo.