full-disclosure - KDE was hacked

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Message-ID: <409EF0B8.3000205@science.org>
From: jasonc at science.org (Jason Coombs)
Subject: KDE was  hacked

Aloha, Richard.

I'm comfortable with "I told you so." and have used it at times myself.

There may be something wrong with "I could have told you so, if you had 
paid me."

Secrets for dollars will always exist, but shouldn't we just do it and 
shut up about it rather than try to make it seem like a reasonable 
business practice?

 > We know about hacking before it happens!

Then you are complicit and should be prosecuted.

Sincerely,

Jason Coombs
jasonc@...ence.org

Richard Johnson wrote:

> If you had been subscribed to our iAlert services, you would have known
> about this specific hacker threat months in advance, and known that only
> the binary releases of KDE are safe to use.
> 
> As an agent of an commercial intelligence agency, I cannot stress how 
> important it is for all commercial entities to subscribe to commercial 
> intelligence services.
> 
> We know about hacking before it happens! 
> 
>