full-disclosure - Re: mi2g - fud, lies and libel

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Message-ID: <13fe01c46f88$8fe213d0$6401a8c0@anchorsign.com>
From: thor at hammerofgod.com (Thor)
Subject: Re: mi2g - fud, lies and libel

> >including one clear hoax titled:  "Wendy's Drive-up Order System
> >Information Disclosure."

That was a hoax?  Whadda ya know... And all this time I was waiting for
mi2g's damage assessment follow-up.  I was sure we'd see a multi-billion
dollar estimate in global damages by such an atrocious implementation of a
drive-up ordering system.  What if someone saw an Atkin's family member
ordering French Fries from a Wendy's?  Or, heaven forbid, something that
actually had a bun??  That alone is worth millions, I'm sure.

But alas, that is why all good security people go to Burger King.  After
all, they're the ones with Spidey Sense.

T