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Message-ID: <20030121172422.88D6D9A7B4@smtp.infonex.com>
From: anonymous at anonymizer.com (Anonymous)
Subject: (no subject)

[snip boring blackhat whining]

> Refuse to acknowledge/support whitehat criminals who siphon off the
> intellectual property of others and attempt to capitalize on it.
>
[...]
>
> I'm left wondering how a bug in someone elses's > code be your intellectual property, as you are > claiming.  The exploit code for it?  Sure.  But > the existence of the bug itself?  Who are you kidding?

At times like this, one can only retort with a word brought to us by the BlackHat community:

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