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Message-ID: <20040816175019.61609.qmail@web50701.mail.yahoo.com> From: gaubrig at yahoo.com (Gaurang Pandya) Subject: Re: ws_ftp.log Hi, I apologize for not doing my home work properly before actually mailing the list. I assure that from next time I will do even better research on the issue before posting it to such lists. But as most of you said that this issue is very old, probably that is the reason why I was not able to get any info. about it with few google searches, and probably I was in either school/college when it actually got posted. Yes, I am a newbie (goes without saying) and trying to slowly step into this wonderful world of Information Security. Thanks to one and all who took their time to read the mail and letting me know this fact by replying to mail instead of just ignoring it. Thanks again. Gaurang. http://www.geocities.com/gaurangpandya/ --- ChrisR- <chris@...secure.net> wrote: > Hello, > > This is not really anything new, try googling for > someones IP address, there is a lot of sensitive > information to be found. > Even better search for a public anonymous proxy IP, > some proxy servers keep a public log of who has used > them and what sites > they were used to visit. Not so anonymous anymore > are they. Google has always been a powerful tool for > information gathering > in a variety of creative ways. > > ChrisR- > www.cr-secure.net __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - 50x more storage than other providers! http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail
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