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From: alerta at redsegura.com (Alerta Redsegura)
Subject: leaking

>The original poster said "track" not "collect" email addresses

No no, he said: "The beatch [sic] is probably collecting our addresses for
spam".

>I don't think in this case you could (unless you were either matching IPs,
or
>there is other information in the request that certain MUAs give out)

Exactly, it's good to be paranoid, but a website cannot get the list's
e-mail addresses just with an "img" embedded in a message and fetched from
that website.  That was the whole point.

End of thread.
for me at least. :-)

Regards,

I?igo Koch
Red Segura

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