full-disclosure - Using Xbox live for covert communication

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Message-ID: <200406031624.BQF64929@ms2.netsolmail.com>
From: clarke at craftedpackets.net (clarke@...ftedpackets.net)
Subject: Using Xbox live for covert communication

Recently, I subscribed to Xbox live. After playing on some of
the games online, I thought that this is a perfect place for
covert communication. 

There rooms aren't monitored. You can open up private rooms
and communicate with invited friends. 

Who knows... :-)