full-disclosure - FD info prompts M$ to summon the FBI on spy-vertisers

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From: josemaria.mateos at hispalinux.es (José María Mateos)
Subject: FD info prompts M$ to summon the FBI on spy-vertisers

El jueves 10 de junio a las 10:42, insecure escribi?:
>You know, just from that paragraph, it could be read to mean that MS is 
>trying to build a case against person who posted on FD....

	Well, if you they don't want to patch their software and don't
want new vulnerabilites to be disclosed, they can always sue the hell
out of those who dare to analyze their software.
	I can post a bug about my Debian and I *know* Ian Murdock is not
comming to stick a bunch of lawyers in my ass.

	Regards.

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