full-disclosure - RE: Flawed Challenges (was Flawed arguments (Was all that other crap about PFW day))

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Message-ID: <200401161208.i0GC8GkQ013585@web115.megawebservers.com>
From: 1 at malware.com (http-equiv@...ite.com)
Subject: RE: Flawed Challenges (was Flawed arguments (Was all that other crap about PFW day))

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I had to laugh at this.  Do you seriously think Microsoft has 
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If you don't want to do so publicly, you can email me and I will 
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I'll bet your life that they do:

a) being unmoderated this list gets first bang at all releases
b) all releases via this list will reveal a flurry of 
tide*.microsoft.com ip's in log on download links
c) misconfigured exchange servers even reveal user names and 
referrers of this list under some tide*.microsoft.com ip's
d) some tide*.microsoft.com ip's are using mozilla and opera 
browsers as well.

I had to laugh at this.

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