full-disclosure - Culprit Bio: Perfect Storm Averted or Just Ahead?

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Message-ID: <1075407828.1889.4.camel@vega>
From: nix at syndicalist.net (Henrik Persson)
Subject: Culprit Bio: Perfect Storm Averted or Just
	Ahead?

On Thu, 2004-01-29 at 19:36, Steve Wray wrote:
> > I know at least 10 people that is capable of all the things 
> > you mention (well..except forth.. I only know two of those..)
> 
> You know 10 people named Andy that also fit that profile?

Hm. Nope. I'm afraid not.

> It would take quite some cunning for a person to use CVS under
> a pseudonym and then to make it look as it they'd accidentally
> included that CVS tag information in the released virus just
> to throw people off the trail.

Do you really think that a person who knows forth and assembler and has
great knowledge in the field of low-level wormproduction would be that
stupid? I think not.

As Frank Knobbe said, you just swallowed hook, line and CVS tag. :D

-- 
Henrik Persson <nix@...dicalist.net>