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Message-ID: <200401311724.38193.jeremiah@nur.net>
From: jeremiah at nur.net (Jeremiah Cornelius)
Subject: MyDoom.B

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On Saturday 31 January 2004 16:37, Daniel Spisak wrote:
> Look, apparently this is not the list for me to be on. All I was trying
> to do at first was find B to analyze. Then I tried to provide it to
> people via email but that quickly escalated past what I could
> personally handle by myself. Then I gave the URL to the list and now we
> have this fine mess. McAfee was just trying to give me a friendly nudge
> that what I did was probably not the best method of distribution. So
> try to not harbor any ill will towards them, they were just trying to
> do their job. I overreacted and it would seem this situation would
> dearly like to spiral out of control. I never wished to drag people I
> know needlessly into a pissing match. Nor did I ever wish to intend to
> make this variant more active in the wild.

You want a job with NA someday?  Not that there's anything /wrong/ with that!

base-64 'em, and post with with an adequate warning - to this list. They'll be 
web-archived within minutes anyway.

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