full-disclosure - Authorities eye MSBlaster suspect

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Message-ID: <1062207839.1559.9.camel@drumcat>
From: nodialtone at comcast.net (Byron Copeland)
Subject: Authorities eye MSBlaster suspect

On Fri, 2003-08-29 at 18:35, Richard M. Smith wrote:
> The FBI followed the same steps that you outlined to locate Jeffrey
> Parson according to his indictment papers.  The FBI also got an IP
> address for Jeffrey which traced back to his house from the hosting
> service for t33kid.com.  
> 
> Moral of the story:  If you want to be a successful cybercriminal,
> remember to always hide behind proxy servers and don't use your real
> name and address when registering a domain name.
> 
> If found guilty, I think an appropriate sentence is to make him clean up
> virus infected computers in public schools for a year.

Haha,  jeez man?  and your volunteering to supervise him right?