full-disclosure - RE: Windows Messenger Popup Spam on UDP Port 1026

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Message-ID: <20030623235435.GJ35105@snowcrash.tpb.net>
From: niels=netsys at bakker.net (Niels Bakker)
Subject: RE: Windows Messenger Popup Spam on UDP Port 1026

* smcmahon@....com (Shawn McMahon) [Mon 23 Jun 2003, 18:31 CEST]:
> Anyway, your ISP probably doesn't guarantee you 100% inbound bandwidth
> usage.  Most prohibit running "servers" on non-business accounts, so
> being affected by these blocks implies violating terms of service.

They don't, and they don't, respectively - wrt the last argument,
apparently my area has more competent ISPs than where you live.


	-- Niels.

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